New England Nordic Ski Association
The Home of Cross Country Skiing in New England
The fifth Maine Event will be held Sunday, October 22nd at Black Mountain in Rumford, Maine in cooperation with the Chisholm Ski Club. #backinblack The event was the first open Rollerski Cross Country Cross event (XCX) in the world. An exciting summer version of Cross Country Cross (XCX) builds on aspects of both sprinting and […]
NENSA is excited to return to Lanesborough, Massachusetts in collaboration with the Berkshire Nordic Ski Club for the third running of the Mt. Greylock Hill Climb. REGISTRATION IS OPEN Please note due to popular demand -- there are multiple options with classic and freestyle options for all on either the 3 mile or 8 mile […]
2024 marks the third edition of the Regional Development Group Camp and will be hosted again at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, July 5th – 7th, and conclude with the Lost Nation Roll (the first rollerski competition of 2024). The RDG camp is meant to complement the longstanding Regional Elite Group (REG) camp and expand the […]
Classic hill climb up Mt.Kearsarge for all ages. Hosted in partnership with Kearsarge Nordic, the Rollins Roll up the Mt. Kearsarge toll road is back! One of NENSA's fastest growing rollerski events looks to bring a robust field from across New England to the central, scenic environs of Mt. Kearsarge in New Hampshire. Please review […]
Registration and More Information Forthcoming Save the Date! NENSA is excited to pair two of its favorite previous rollerski offerings into one fun event! Taking the Free Fall Rollerski Race previously held at the Ethan Allan Range and bringing it downtown...literally...to bring our popular ski cross event format to Burlington, Vermont. Partnering with Mansfield […]
The Chisholm Ski Club, Black Mountain of Maine, and NENSA are excited to bring the 7th annual Maine Event to Rumford, Maine on Sunday, October 20th! The Maine Event has quickly become a staple of our rollerski calendar, and is acts as a great Fall reunion for the Maine and New England nordic ski communities […]
