SKI-WHAT? Skijor and skijoring are terms that are increasingly making their way into the public domain. In fact, “skijoring” ...

Skier gets pulled across race track by a horse! 2 - This is Skijoring... 3 - Yeah, it's a real sport that's truly fast 4 - It ...

Skijoring takes place when an animal or machine pulls a cross-country skier behind them, and at Gunstock Ski Resort in Gilford, you can learn how to skijore with your dog. Audrey Cox and her pup ...

BELLEVUE, Idaho — Skijoring is a winter sport where a person is pulled on skis by a horse, a dog, or any other animal. Some people even do it with snowmobiles and four-wheelers. The sport dates ...

Skijoring — which literally means ‘ski driving’ in Norwegian — has its roots in Scandinavia, where, centuries ago, Indigenous peoples harnessed reindeer to pull them across the tundra on skis.

Skijoring draws its name from the Norwegian word skikjoring, meaning “ski driving.” It started as a practical mode of transportation in Scandinavia and became popular in the Alps around 1900.

What Is Skijoring? At the most basic level, skijoring is the act of being pulled behind an animal or vehicle on skis. As we know it in western ski towns, Skijoring is essentially a sport that combines ...

Skijoring competitions are comprised of races in which skiers and snowboarders pulled by horses aim to complete an obstacle course made of snow. They happen in Ridgway, Pagosa Springs, Estes Park ...

Combine horses and those who love winter weather sports and you get a sport called Skijoring. It’s a case of skiing in the Wild West — but in a unique way.The sport calls for competitors to ...

Combine horses and those who love winter weather sports and you get a sport called Skijoring. It’s a case of skiing in the Wild West — but in a unique way.The sport calls for competitors to ...