Cross-country ski trails are divided into sections

The cross-country skiing course is divided into three sections: uphill, downhill and flat.

Cross-country skiing techniques are divided into two traditional and freestyle gliding techniques Cross-country skiing is a snow competition in which skis and poles are used as tools to glide along a prescribed line in hilly and rolling mountainous terrain. It is an ancient sport.

Cross-country skiing involves two types of technical rules, traditional and freestyle. Cross-country skiing is a sport that involves sliding over hills and snowfields with the help of ski equipment, using basic techniques such as climbing, descending, turning, and gliding.

Skis are most commonly categorized as snowboards and snowboards, and snowboards are difficult to get started on, but they are cool and suitable for young people; snowboards are relatively easy to get started on, but the equipment is heavy and inconvenient to carry. Veneer is also divided into all-purpose board, park board.