Cross Country Skiing Travel Insurance Quote

Cross-Country Ski Insurance 

Sometimes, getting away from the crowds and busy slopes is a good idea, and Cross Country Skiing is an excellent way of exploring other areas of the Resort.

If you plan to do this, getting a Travel Insurance policy that covers you for Cross Country Skiing is essential.

We also cover Ski Cross Country Races and Competitions, go to our Ski Racing for a quote and more information 

To contact us by telephone or email, 0800 043 0020 / 01273 092 757 support@jsinsurance.co.uk

Cross Country Skiing

With Cross Country Skiing, you can be free to explore and choose your path across the mountainside and unexplored terrain.

You avoid the queues and noise and find yourself in an area with like-minded people and endless fresh snow. Cross Country Skiing is pure escapism.

You should check the exclusions and terms and conditions in our Policy Wording closely to ensure you are fully covered and understand the limits of the cover. The Terms and Conditions also list all Activities and Sports available and details of the Benefits and the Excess of each of our policies.

Nordic Skiing 

is this the same as Cross Country Skiing , no it is not here are the major differences 

Nordic skiing and cross-country skiing are both popular winter sports that involve gliding on snow using skis. However, there are several key differences between the two disciplines.

Equipment:

• Nordic skiing encompasses a broader range of skiing disciplines, including cross-country skiing, ski jumping, and Nordic combined. Each discipline requires specialized equipment and techniques.

• Cross-country skiing, on the other hand, is a specific discipline within Nordic skiing and primarily focuses on endurance and distance racing. The equipment used in cross-country skiing is designed for efficient forward movement.

Technique:

• Nordic skiing techniques vary depending on the discipline. In cross-country skiing, the classic technique involves alternating between a gliding stride and a poling motion using ski poles for additional propulsion. The skating technique, also used in cross-country skiing, involves a more dynamic, side-to-side motion similar to ice skating.

• Cross-country skiing primarily emphasizes the classic technique, while other Nordic disciplines like ski jumping and Nordic combined involve different techniques specific to those events.

Terrain:

• Nordic skiing can take place on various terrain, including groomed cross-country trails, backcountry trails, and ski-jumping hills.

• Cross-country skiing is typically practised on groomed trails designed specifically for the sport, ensuring smooth and consistent conditions for skiers.

Competitions:

• Nordic skiing competitions encompass a wide range of events, including cross-country races, ski jumping competitions, and Nordic combined events that combine cross-country skiing and ski jumping.

• Cross-country skiing competitions focus solely on distance and sprint races held on groomed trails.

Popularity:

• Nordic skiing, as a collective term for multiple disciplines, has a broader global appeal and is practised in many countries with winter snow conditions.

• Cross-country skiing, while a popular discipline within Nordic skiing, may have regional variations in popularity, with certain countries having stronger traditions and participation rates.

If you have pre-existing medical conditions and plan to participate in Cross Country Skiing whilst travelling abroad, we can provide you with a policy.

On the quote page, you need to select Hazardous Activity Pack C.

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Please check the Policy Wording for any Restrictions or Exclusions.