Ski New Hampshire

Ski New Hampshire enjoyed interacting with the students who attended the North Country Outdoor Industry Career Expo, and sharing with them information about career tracks in the ski industry. Thanks to Ray Berthiaume of UNH Extension Community & Economic Development and Michelle Gross from White Mountain Regional High School for making this event possible! https://lnkd.in/ewbu3HHW

NH mountains are calling you: Have you considered making a career in NH's ski industry? Many opportunities are available as lift mechanics, snowsports instructors, ski patrollers, snowmakers, guest services, food & beverage managers, and the list goes on... Learn more at https://lnkd.in/e7JG-Nqy or https://lnkd.in/eTvyagTQ.

Are you hoping to start or grow your career as a ski lift mechanic? Ski NH is offering a seminar from June 25-26 at Mount Sunapee. Students will learn to maintain and repair chairlifts, in a hands-on setting with a focus on lift electrical and electronic components. There will be beginner, intermediate, and advanced sessions. Learn more and sign up while space is available at https://lnkd.in/e_j56qHg.

Jessyca Keeler of Ski New Hampshire was awarded the Sustainable Business Advocate Award by NH Travel Council president Rebecca Metcalf (left) and member Charyl Reardon (right) during the Council's 50th Anniversary Luncheon in Lakeport. Reardon praised Keeler's "unwavering commitment to sustainability and preserving our natural environment," noting her impactful work in encouraging the development of an electric vehicle (EV) charging network across the state. In her acceptance speech, Keeler called for continued collaboration and support for aggressive climate and sustainability-related policies at both local and federal levels. You can learn more about these and other awards presented by NH Travel Council at https://lnkd.in/ekSk7nQa. Learn more about Ski NH’s Commitment to Sustainability at https://lnkd.in/eBCn_t9c.

Though this season started off slowly, Mother Nature is not letting it end without a bang. With up to two feet falling at the end of March, and an estimated 12-18 inches more snow expected overnight and throughout the day tomorrow at many ski areas, spring skiing has turned out to be pretty awesome. Learn where you can get some spring turns in: https://conta.cc/3vv97lh

Some New Hampshire ski areas received over 2' of snow yesterday! This windfall sets set ski areas up for some fantastic skiing for the remainder of the season. See who got what and make plans to do some skiing this week: https://conta.cc/3TtmQ3T (Wildcat Mountain photo shown)

This skier carves out turns in 8" of fluffy powder at Cannon Mountain today. Lots of ropes dropped this morning and cold temps have snowmaking firing at full blast. Check out new snowstorm totals across the State. https://conta.cc/48Cjpyc

Ski NH’s Jessyca Keeler joined a group of New Hampshire’s outdoor recreation leaders at Whaleback Mountain this week to meet with USDA’s Deputy Secretary, Xochitl Torres Small, as well as local representatives from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development for NH/VT, the Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC), and the NH Congressional Delegation. We were happy to celebrate Whaleback’s award of a federal grant through the NBRC and the USDA to improve and increase their snowmaking capacity. The $100,000 grant requires Whaleback to raise matching funds, and they’ve already raised $80,000. With $20,000 left to reach their full match, they’re certainly happy to take donations from anyone who wants to support this community ski area in the Upper Valley. Click the link below to donate. https://lnkd.in/eqnNUks6

Ski NH’s Jessyca Keeler joined a group of New Hampshire’s outdoor recreation leaders at Whaleback Mountain this week to meet with USDA’s Deputy Secretary, Xochitl Torres Small, as well as local representatives from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development for NH/VT, the Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC), and the NH Congressional Delegation. We were happy to celebrate Whaleback’s award of a federal grant through the NBRC and the USDA to improve and increase their snowmaking capacity. The $100,000 grant requires Whaleback to raise matching funds, and they’ve already raised $80,000. With $20,000 left to reach their full match, they’re certainly happy to take donations from anyone who wants to support this community ski area in the Upper Valley. Click the link below to donate. https://lnkd.in/eqnNUks6

Ski NH kicked off the winter 603-style by co-hosting the party with Prinoth at their new facility in Concord this past Monday. It was great for industry folks to have an evening of networking before the season is in full swing! #skinewhampshire