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Who we are
A small club with a big love of winter.
We’re a handful of volunteers — parents, coaches, retirees and lifelong skiers — who started Northern Skiers in [year] because we wanted more people, especially kids, out on cross-country skis close to home.
Whether you’re clicking into skis for the first time or chasing a podium at the conference championship, there’s a place for you here.
What we do
Groom & care for the trails
Volunteers groom the trails at the Caribou Ski Center for classic and skate skiing, then post conditions every time the groomer goes out.
Trail conditionsSupport school racing
We host middle and high school races, time them, and post results live — with loaner gear so cost is never why a kid can’t ski.
Race resultsGet the community skiing
A community ski rental night every fall, the New Year’s Race, the February Frolic and an end-of-season celebration for the whole family.
Upcoming eventsOn the calendar
Upcoming events
Trail map
Everything starts at the Ski Building.
Easy and moderate ski trails, lit trails for skiing after dark, marked snowshoe trails and the Alpine Hill — all at the Caribou Ski Center, next to Caribou High School.
Parking: Caribou Ski Center, [Street address], Caribou, ME
Race results
Results, live from the finish line.
On race day, our timers upload results straight from the finish area and they appear here within moments — so families, coaches and racers don’t have to wait for the newsletter.
Keep the groomer running.
Fuel, track-setting gear, loaner skis for kids and race-day costs are all paid for by people like you.