Cross-country SkiingPrivate Lessons

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Cross-country Skiing
Private Lessons
Discover Nordic skiing or take your technique to the next level with an esf instructor focused entirely on your progress. Whether your prefer classic or skating, you'll benefit from personalised coaching and expert advice tailored to your level and goals.

Choose your route, meeting point and skiing stylewhile we take care of the on-site transport. Everything is designed to give you a truly bespoke experience and the highest quality of instruction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Full day
Cross-country skiing
Classic or Skating style
Subject to availability
Duration: 7 hours
Meeting point
Maison Nordique
Important information
1 to 3 people: €490
4 to 6 people: €570
Cross-country skiing equipment not included
Advice for parents
Get insured
4 hours
Cross-country skiing
Classic or Skating style
Subject to availability
4 hours: 9am to 1pm or 12.30pm to 4.30pm
Meeting point
Maison Nordique
Important information
1 to 3 people: €310
4 to 6 people: €360
Cross-country skiing equipment not included
Advice for parents
Get insured
3 hours
Cross-country skiing
Classic or Skating style
Subject to availability
4 hours: 9am to 12pm or 1.30pm to 4.30pm
Meeting point
Maison Nordique
Important information
1 to 3 people: €250
4 to 6 people: €300
Cross-country skiing equipment not included
Advice for parents
Get insured

Frequently 
Asked Questions

Is insurance included in the lesson price?
  • The lesson price included public liability insurance, which covers any damage caused to a third party during lessons.
  • Please note: This does not cover your own costs in the event of an accident, such as rescue services, medical expenses, equipment or unused life passes.
  • We therefore recommend checking your existing personal cover or taking out suitable insurance.
Find out more on our dedicated page:"Insurance".
What's the difference between classic and skating?
Cross-country skiing can be practised using two different techniques:
  • Classic Technique: Ski along parallel tracks set in the snow, using a natural, walking-like motion with alternating strides. Easy to learn and accessible to all, it's ideal for children and beginners.
  • Skating: Ski on a groomed trail without tracks, using a skating motion with the skis in a "V" shape. More dynamic and physically demanding, it requires greater balance, coordination and control, making it better suited to more experienced or sporty skiers.
Where can I hire cross-country skiing equipment?
You can hire cross-country skiing equipment from most sports shops in Chamonix.