Cross Country Ski Headquarters wins another Michigan Cup! Good job getting your skiers out, Headquarters!
GRNST rocked the Vasa Classic to close in on HHCCSS in the overall Brumbaugh Cup. HHCCSS only leads by two points!
Team Vasa ruled the day in the North American Vasa Freestyle, but Hanson Hills / Cross Country Ski Headquarters still leads overall.
Justin Andre has released the course map for the 2025 Meijer State Games Hanson Hills Classic this coming Sunday, February 16.
Fischer introduces a new line of Speedmax skating skis for the 2025-2026 season. The skis are designed for racing and divided into 100, 90, and 80 models.
The more I skied on the Rundle Impact and Podium poles, the more I found myself automatically grabbing these poles rather than an existing pair as I head out to ski. They just feel natural in my hands. Recommended!
The tope three teams are still Hanson Hills / Cross Country Ski Shop 52 points ahead of Grand Rapids Nordic and 163 points ahead of Team NordicSkiRacer.
Wax recommendations for the this weekend's North American Vasa races!
Support this Michigan skier on his journey to the Olympics! Reid Goble's goal is to compete on the international stage, including the F.I.S. World Cup and Winter Olympics.
Hanson Hills / Cross Country Ski Shop still leads...but Grand Rapids Nordic pulled closer to first place by winning the Forbush Corner Memorial Classic.
Although the course map looked like a bowl of spaghetti, race officials were on hand to direct traffic where it wasn't obvious. Overall, it was an excellent course and racers loved it!
Edward Roe and Rebecca Davis win the 40k. Mandy Paull and Mark Salik take the 22k race
Wax recommendations for this weekend's Michigan Cup races, the White Pine Stampede and the Forbush Memorial Classic!
Hiawatha Highlands: ChatGPT
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End of a nordic ski season that also offers snowshoeing and fat biking, thanking customers for a great season, and to have a great summer.
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Thank You for a Fantastic Season!
As the snow melts and the trails begin to clear, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our amazing customers for making this Nordic ski season one to remember! Whether you joined us on skis, snowshoes, or fat bikes, your enthusiasm and love for winter adventure made every day on the trails special.
We’re so grateful for your support and can’t wait to welcome you back next season. Until then, have a safe, sunny, and adventure-filled summer!
See you next winter!
Kensington Metropark: Kensington Metropark is repaving the long hill up to the Nature Center. The current trail has been removed and the trail has been blocked. This is great news - this section of trail was not in the greatest of shop, and the very top of the hill arguably had the worst pavement of the entire 8.5 mile bike path. This should make rollerskiing safer!