Nordic Skiing

Casper Mountain is a dream come true to any cross country skier. Here, you can glide along and explore Wyoming’s pristine winter wonderland for hours.

The best place to start is at the Casper Mountain Trails Center, which serves as the trailhead for 26 miles of groomed, nordic trails. The trails range in difficulty and type of terrain, so there is something for every skier.

In Casper, winter dats may be short, but the skiing doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. In addition to the amazing daytime trails, a short section of the trails at the Casper Mountain Trail Center are well-lit until 10 p.m. in the winter months. Night skiing is a great way to take in the serenity of winter in Wyoming. While you’re on the mountain at night, don’t forget to look up, Casper’s night skies are full of stars and are truly a sight to behold.

Casper’s winter trails are accessible for Nordic (cross-country) skiing, snowshoeing and fat biking. These trails require a trail pass in the winter.

Winter Activities

Fat Biking
When Casper Mountain’s epic mountain biking trails get covered in snow for the winter, it’s not the end of biking season…
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Snowmobiling
High atop Casper Mountain in central Wyoming, you’ll find untouched powder, beautifully groomed trails and breathtaking views.
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Snowshoeing
If you’re looking for a simple, budget friendly way to experience the best of Casper Mountain in the snow, our best…
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