Bringing The Finest Cross Country Skiing

To Eastern Massachusetts

Great Brook Ski Touring Center

Contact Us

1018 Lowell Street
P.O. Box 720
Carlisle, MA 01741

 Email Us

 978.369.7486

 

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Driving Directions

From Rte. 128 (I-95) take Exit 49B.  Follow Rte. 225 west for 7 miles to the Carlisle center rotary, then turn right on Lowell St. (following the sign to Chelmsford).  The ski touring center is 2 miles ahead on the right.

From Rte. 2 exit at signs for Concord center and continue to the downtown rotary.  At the Colonial Inn, take Lowell Rd. north for 5 miles to Carlisle center.  (Lowell Rd. in Concord becomes Concord St. in Carlisle.)  At the Carlisle center rotary, turn left on Lowell St. (following the sign to Chelmsford).  The ski touring center is 2 miles ahead on the right.

From I-495 southbound take Exit 88.  Follow Rte. 110 west for 0.6 miles to Chelmsford center, continue on Rte. 4 south for 1 mile, then turn right on Concord Rd.  The ski touring center is 2 miles ahead on the left.

From I-495 northbound take Exit 87.  Follow Rte. 4 south for 1.5 miles (passing through Chelmsford center), then turn right on Concord Rd.  The ski touring center is 2 miles ahead on the left.

Ski Conditions

Let's hope that the cold temperatures at the official start of winter are a sign of what's to come! Please begin your snow dances. And may it be a long and snowy winter!An unfortunate note: Modifications to the inner parking lot have reduced its capacity by about 50% (94 cars). As we have utilized all of the parking capacity on previous occasions, this will certainly cause parking problems in the future so we ask that you carpool whenever possible and be patient with potential gridlock. It is possible that you will need to delay your arrival if the parking lot is full. ... See MoreSee Less
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Tuesday, 2/13: We will not have adequate snow cover to groom the trails today…. Hopefully this snow can serve as a base for a future snowfall. ... See MoreSee Less
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