Long before the days of shredding pow or double backflips, skiing was used as a method of transportation. Dating back to 4000 BCE Norway, skiing was the most efficient way to move across snowy ...

XC, an abbreviation for cross-country, is a treasure trove for those who want to feel rough ground under their feet, wet earth on their legs (and sometimes face) and a stampede of other vest-clad ...

If you think cross-country is just tight lycra and fast laps around a field, think again. It's a discipline that requires insane fitness, intense focus and outrageous bike handling skills.

Cross country is unique in that success is ruled directly by the stopwatch. Run a fast time, the result speaks for itself. For two area runners, their postseason times made selecting the Male and ...

Cross-country skiing didn't emerge as an activity, as opposed to a utility, until the 19th century. Today, it's one of the most popular recreational winter activities. Although a bit more approachable ...

Cross country skiing may be one of the most versatile winter sports, accessible to everyone from 90-year-olds with wood skis and three-pin bindings to Olympic gold medalists, first timers on fish ...

XC marks the spot if you want to experience running in its rawest, most race-driven format. XC, an abbreviation for cross-country, is a treasure trove for those who want to feel rough ground under ...