RACE #1

Mt. Van Hoevenberg
Sunday, December 14th
ABOUT THE VENUE
The Olympic Regional Development Authority will be the first of the six venue series to host the ADK Tour de Ski at Mt. Van Hoevenberg Cross Country Ski Center (MVH).  Steeped in Olympic legacy,the first race of the ADK Tour de Ski series will take place on December 14th, at 10 a.m.  As part of the historic Lake Placid Olympic venues, MVH continues to uphold a proud tradition of winter sports excellence, drawing cross country skiers from around the world to experience the new competition loops, and continue to enjoy the Legacy Trail system.  The course will be designed to support skiers of all ability levels, and while we hope for our first race to be blanketed in natural snow, Mt. Van Hoevenberg’s snowmaking capabilities ensure that we’ll open the ADK Tour de Ski within a winter wonderland!
DETAILS
Date: 12/14/25
Start Time: 10am
Format: Mass Start Open & Masters | Youth Mass Start by Grade
Technique: Skate | Youth Open
Distance: 10K, 5K, and Youth Distances

RACE #2

Scott’s Cobble Nordic Center
Saturday, December 27th
ABOUT THE VENUE
Scott’s Cobble Nordic Center will host the second race of the ADK Tour de Ski series, welcoming skiers to its newly developed cross-country trails. Featuring over 15 kilometers of groomed trails, Scott's Cobble provides a mix of challenging and beginner-friendly terrain, making it an ideal venue for athletes of all skill levels. This event will feature the skiathlon race format, where athletes showcase their versatility by using both classic and freestyle techniques. Skiers complete the first half of the race in the classic style, then switch skis and poles mid-race to finish in freestyle. Operated by High Peaks Cyclery in partnership with the town of North Elba, join the Delaney family at Scott’s Cobble– they will nurture your flame, and build a brighter community of cross-country ski enthusiasts!
DETAILS
Date: 12/27/25
Start Time: 10am
Format: Skiathlon Mass Start Open & Masters | Youth Mass Start by Grade
Technique: Classic & Skate | Youth Open
Distance: 10K, 5K, and youth distances

RACE #3

Dewey Mountain Recreation Center
Saturday, January 10th
ABOUT THE VENUE
Saturday night sprints, under the lights at Dewey Mountain Recreation Center, will be the third event in the ADK Tour de Ski series offering a thrilling and unique race experience for all! The excitement of racing at night adds a dynamic element, as athletes compete in a shorter distance and high intensity sprint under the glow of bright lights. Dewey Mountain, nestled in the heart of the village of Saranac Lake, is home to a forested recreational system and is owned by the Town of Harrietstown and managed by Adirondack Lakes & Trails Outfitters. Join fellow competitors for these evening sprints, and then head into the village of Saranac Lake for a warm fire at the Hotel Saranac, meet the locals at our home town brewery and restaurant Bitters & Bones, or enjoy a beverage from the riverfront brewpub, River Trail Brewery!  The night sprints are sure to be a standout event, bringing together the community and showcasing the excitement of cross-country skiing in a whole new way.
DETAILS
Date: 1/10/26
Start Time: 5PM 
Format: Dual Starts | Youth Mass Start by Grade
Technique: Skate | Youth Open
Distance: TBD

RACE #4

James C. Frenette Recreational Trails
Saturday, January 31th
ABOUT THE VENUE
The fourth event in the ADK Tour de Ski series will be held at the James C. Frenette Sr. Recreational Trails in Tupper Lake, a free and dog-friendly trail system that offers a variety of terrain and stunning scenic vistas is a must! Maintained by a dedicated group of volunteers in partnership with the town of Tupper Lake, the trails are groomed for classic cross-country skiing, with skate lanes available on some wider paths. With six main trails offering a mix of difficulty and picturesque views, this event is sure to be a memorable stop in the ADK Tour de Ski series.   
Pay attention to seasonal events hosted at this venue, most notably, the popular annual BrewSki.  Swing into The Washboard Donut Shop, a beloved staple in Tupper Lake, serving up homemade donuts daily for over 30 years before or after you click into those skis for this open technique race!
DETAILS
Date: 1/31/26
Start Time: 10AM 
Format: TBD 
Technique:  Open Technique (Skate or Classic)
Distance: 10k, 6k, Youth distances 

RACE #5

Garnet Hill Lodge
​Saturday, February 21st
ABOUT THE VENUE
When the snow arrives, Garnet Hill transforms into one of the best places to go cross country skiing in the Northeast. We offer over 50km of groomed trails, on-site equipment and apparel sales, xc ski and snowshoe rentals, and lessons for all ages and ability levels with PSIA-certified instructors.
Discover miles of expertly groomed trails of varying difficulty levels and soak in the stunning scenery. At day’s end, find the warmth of friends and good cheer by The Log House fireplace, a centerpiece of our rustic Adirondack resort.
DETAILS
Date: 2/21/26
Start Time: TBD
Format: 
Technique: Classic
Distance:  7.5K  15K and youth distances

RACE #6

Paul Smith’s Visitor Interpretive Center
Saturday, March 14th
ABOUT THE VENUE
The final event of the ADK Tour de Ski series will be held at the Paul Smith College Visitor Interpretive Center (VIC), a cherished destination in the Adirondacks that offers over 25 miles of trail recreating through unique ecosystems that showcases a plethora of wildlife viewing opportunities.  In the winter months, this trail system transforms into a premier winter venue on natural snow, providing daily training access for the Paul Smith’s College Nordic sport athletes. The final race of the series will be in the classic technique, offering athletes the opportunity to showcase their skills on the VIC's well-groomed trails. The VIC is also committed to environmental education, focusing on climate change and sustainability. Through educational programs and exhibits, the VIC highlights the impact of climate change on the Adirondacks, fostering awareness and encouraging action.  As one of the most unique trails systems in the Adirondacks, the venue's educational mission, partnered with their strong community ties, provides the perfect setting for the conclusion of the 2025 - 2026 ADK Tour de Ski race series! ​
DETAILS
Date: 3/14/26
Start Time: 10AM 
Format: TBD 
Technique: Classic  
Distance: 12.5k/ 25k Classic, Youth distances
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