Opening day for spring trail use is coming in May! Details to come.
Ariens Nordic Center includes 5k of lighted trails for cross-country skiing designed by Morton Trails, a state-of-the-art 20-point Kurvinen Biathlon Target System, a robust snowmaking system covering all trails, a 3k paved roller ski loop, a 10-million-gallon pond for snowmaking, and more!
CXC Junior and Youth Cup on January 28-29, 2023 In a first for eastern Wisconsin, Ariens Nordic Center will welcome hundreds of cross-country skiers from the Great Lakes Region for the CXC Junior and Youth Cup. The competition is the third Junior National Qualifier (JNQ) series for the Great Lakes Division of the United States…
BRILLION, WI – Oct. 1, 2022 – Several hundred community members gathered at Ariens Nordic Center for a construction open house, meet and greet with the U.S. Biathlon Team, an exhibition race by the team, and an opportunity to take a shot at the range. “This is a big day for Brillion,” said Dan Ariens,…
Becker joined Ariens Nordic Center team in May
Visitors toured the site, saw construction progress, asked questions, and met U.S. Biathlon Team Members and the Ariens Nordic Center designer.
Brillion, Wis. (Feb. 8, 2022) Ariens, the original company of the AriensCo family of brands, announced today its sponsorship of the 2022 American Birkebeiner, the largest cross-country ski race in North America. The 48th Annual American Birkebeiner will be held in the beautiful north woods of Cable-Hayward, Wis. February 23-27. Known as the King of…
Brillion, Wis. (Feb. 4, 2022) Ariens, known as the King of Snow® and the original brand of AriensCo, is once again partnering with the U.S. Biathlon Association to support the team on its run in Beijing. The U.S. Biathlon Association works to support the development of biathlon in the U.S. and prepare athletes for competition,…
World-class facility to feature the largest biathlon range in Wisconsin, 5 miles of trails and more
Ariens and the Green Bay Packers today announced the opening of Ariens Hill in Titletown, adjacent to Lambeau Field.