Norwegian skiing refers to a style of skiing that originated in Norway, emphasizing cross-country techniques. It involves gliding over snow-covered terrain using skis and poles, often in scenic landscapes. This form of skiing is popular for both recreation and competition, with events like the Vasaloppet and Holmenkollen Ski Festival showcasing its rich tradition. In addition to cross-country skiing, Norwegian skiing also includes telemark skiing, which combines elements of downhill and cross-country skiing. This technique allows skiers to navigate varied terrain while maintaining control and balance. Norway's extensive network of trails and ski resorts makes it a prime destination for skiing enthusiasts.