Cross Country Skiing Association Victoria (XCSAV) is the voice of cross country skiing and we represent the interests of XC skiers throughout Victoria. Our first campaign is to stop Falls Creek Resort Management clearing the Bogong High Plains Road over winter and destroying the network of XC ski trails.
Alpine Resorts Victoria (ARV) are planning to clear the Bogong High Plains Road over winter from Windy Corner to enable car access to the proposed redeveloped ANARE shed and new carpark.
Cross country skiing is a fantastic winter sport that is easy to learn and will stay with you for life. Whether you are looking for a healthy recreational activity, to keep fit during winter, snow-fun for the whole family, an adrenaline rush, winter adventures or racing challenges, cross country skiing has something for everyone.
Cross country skiing involves two different styles. In Classic style the skis stay parallel most of the time and a grip section on the bottom of the skis stops them from gliding backwards. Skating, which took off in the 1980's, uses slightly shorter skis designed only for gliding and features a distinctive V shape similar to in-line skating or ice skating. As you progress and learn more techniques you become more efficient, use less energy and ski faster with minimum effort.
Find out more about cross country skiing on www.discoverxcski.com
There are lots of didfferent resports in Victoria including Falls Creek, Lake Mountain, Mt Stirling and Mount Hotham. Find out details of all the different resorts you can cross country ski at on www.discoverxcski.com.
Cross country skiing is one of the most affordable alpine sports. You have to pay resort entry (per a car) at some resorts. If you don't have your own gear you will need to hire gear (or look for second hand gear online). And that's about it - no lift tickets required! You can find out how to get started on www.discoverxcski.com
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