Eastern Resorts Events and Deals

Dec 12, 2006  ·  10:02 AM  ·  permalink

I have to admit: I know nothing about skiing in the east. The furthest east I’ve ever strapped on Alpine skis is Minnesota. Nevertheless, I don’t want to be Chauvinistic. Thus, here are a few cool-sounding events and deals I found waiting in my news queue today:

• Pat’s Peak, NH: Ski and snowboard clinics are one of the most cost-effective ways to learn, and New Hampshire’s Pats Peak ski area is offering seven-week clinics following the New Year. The program is offered one day per week at 10 a.m., starting the week of January 8. The cost is $209 for a full seven-week program, lift, lessons and lunch. More info at Pat’s Peak.
• Jiminy Peak, MA: Potter Brothers Demo Day, December 17 Potter Brothers invites you to come to Jiminy Peak to try new skis, snowboards, and helmets from top manufacturers. Reps from the companies will be on hand to answer your questions, too. When you try before you buy, you get the best gear for your style. Demos are available to all skiers and snowboarders with ID or credit card for deposit. More info at Jiminy Peak.
• Pico Mountain, VT: The Pico $49 All-In Midweek ticket provides you with everything you need for a full day on the slopes including a full day lift ticket, performance equipment rental, morning group Perfect Turn lesson, even a $12 voucher for lunch—all for one price of $49. More info at Pico Mountain.
• Waterville Valley, NH: Demo Day, December 16 Test all the latest ski and snowboard equipment. FREE with the purchase of a lift ticket. Must be 18 years or older and have a valid driver’s license or credit card. We are expecting the likes of Volkl, Atomic, K2, Rossignol and many others! Check back for a complete listing of companies. More info at Waterville Valley.

posted by: Jason Swihart

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