Weston, Massachusetts
Weston Ski Track
Classic and skate skiing near Boston, with a snowmaking loop and separate pathways for first-time and improving skiers.
- Ski styles
- Classic & skate
- Lessons
- Classic, skate, children’s & private
- Equipment
- Classic & skate rentals
- Trail access
- Trail pass required
Weston Ski Track uses the Leo J. Martin landscape for winter skiing, operated by Charles River Recreation in cooperation with Massachusetts DCR. The smaller snowmaking area and the broader natural-snow network offer different outing possibilities. Match your lesson to your experience: the operator’s beginner classic class and beginner skate class have different starting expectations.
Trails & terrain
Natural snow supports a broader classic-and-skate network, while snowmaking serves a smaller loop. Night lighting is limited to the snowmaking area. Check the trail map and report together before choosing a route or planning an evening visit; lighting and snowmaking do not apply to every mapped trail.
Lessons & getting started
A beginner classic lesson introduces first-time skiers to moving, turning and small hills. Beginner skate classes expect previous skiing experience and control on descents. Children’s lessons and private instruction provide other entry points. Read the class requirements and arrange a suitable session before relying on lesson availability.
Adult ski lessons ↗ · Children’s lessons ↗ · Private instruction ↗
Rentals & equipment
Classic and skate packages include skis, boots and poles. The operator also lists snowshoes, child-carrier pulks and adaptive rental equipment; confirm any specific equipment needs directly. On-site rentals must remain at the Ski Track. Off-site rental is a separate offering with its own arrangements.
Arrival & parking
The operator’s destination address is 190 Park Road in Weston. Its contact page supplies driving directions and describes an approach from Riverside transit station. Review that route before choosing a transit trip and allow for the walk. Current parking restrictions should be checked with the operator.
Passes & trail etiquette
Trail passes are required for skiing and snowshoeing for ages four and older. The operator lists arrival purchase and season-pass options. Read current pass and rental instructions before visiting, and confirm winter pet rules directly if you plan to bring a dog.
Related clubs & programs
These reviewed programs use or support this destination. Program registration and trail access may be separate.
- Massachusetts DCR – Adaptive Nordic Programs
The Universal Access Program provides supported cross-country skiing, sit-skiing and other adaptive winter activities. Advance registration and eligibility criteria apply. Check the current schedule for locations and offerings; independent equipment use at Weston requires advance arrangements and a trail pass.
- Youth Enrichment Services – Cross-Country Skiing
An introductory Nordic program for Boston-area youth ages 7–14 in partnership with Weston Ski Track. Beginners can participate; equipment fitting and instruction are part of the program. Confirm eligibility, current enrollment and income-based fees with YES.
Official planning resources
Reviewed . Confirm current passes, services and access rules with the operator before travel.
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