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Ski New Hampshire is a not-for-profit, member-based trade association that supports 32 alpine and cross country ski areas throughout the Granite State through advocacy, education, and promotional efforts. For our guests, SkiNH.com is a valuable resource for getting information about our ski resorts, trail conditions, events, deals, learn-to-ski/ride programs, and much more.

TBT to our Annual Conference where Taylor Caswell, Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs, was awarded the Chandler-McLane Government Service Award!

Caswell worked with Ski New Hampshire and our members to develop a careful set of management practices that gave the skiing public and public health officials the confidence that outdoor recreation could safely be offered during the pandemic. Caswell also spearheaded new economic development and tourism marketing programs over the last couple of years that were designed to support long-term growth for the travel and tourism industry and that continue to evolve as the state emerges from the pandemic.

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Ian Cullison was the recipient of the 2022 Next Gen Award. He is the Adventure Center Director at Waterville Valley Resort, who has demonstrated an ability to work across multiple operations at the ski area and produce impressive results in all of them. His award nomination cited his contribution to that resort’s development of a robust uphill policy, his snow management and grooming capabilities in managing Waterville’s Nordic trails, as well as his sales acumen.

Learn more about Ian and the Next Gen Award at: https://conta.cc/3xY3Hxu

This years Merrill Award award was presented to Marty Hall, who boldly led the U.S. cross-country program onto the international stage in the 1970s and it quickly paid off with the country’s first (and until 2018, only) Olympic medal in the sport, Bill Koch’s silver in 1976.

Over the next four decades, Hall would push and prod in every way possible, from training to racing, grooming to trail design, equipment to waxing and marketing to spectator-friendly race formats. A member of the US Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame, Hall was the first full-time cross country skiing coach for the US Ski team. Hall became the leading cross-country coach with the U.S. Eastern Amateur Skiing Association in the late 1960s. He was soon the pied piper of New England nordic skiing, rigging up a track sled to bring game-changing grooming to the region’s race trails. After leading U.S. efforts through the 1970s, Hall went on to serve as chief coach of Cross Country Canada.

Follow the link to read more about Marty Hall and the Merrill Award: https://conta.cc/3xY3Hxu

We want to recognize Rick Kelley for his outstanding contribution to the ski and snowboard industry in NH. At our Annual Conference he was awarded the Whitney Award. Kelley retired from Boyne Resorts in 2021. His career included 40 years at Loon Mountain Resort, where he began in 1977 as a snowmaker and worked his way through several roles, becoming the resort’s general manager in 1998. Kelley was selected as COO, Eastern operations for Boyne Resorts in 2017.

Kelley's colleagues remarked that his constant pursuit of excellence made him a force in the ski industry, and a mentor to many at Loon and at Boyne Resorts. His accomplishments included his work in lobbying the NH State House to amend the state's ski statute to include snowboarding and tubing. He is also known for his service to numerous local and state non-profits.
You can read more at: https://conta.cc/3xY3Hxu

Join @graniteoutdoor for an outdoor industry networking event supporting businesses, non-profits and outdoor enthusiasts of the Upper Valley at GOA member @whalebackmtn in Enfield, NH on June 22 from 5:30 to 8:30pm. Being dubbed "The Lawn Ranger" because of Whaleback's assortment of lawn games (including Volleyball, croquet, and corn hole), the event is an opportunity to not only meet others but voice and inform policymakers and leaders about outdoor issues in the Upper Valley during a friendly campfire-like discussion. Tickets include tacos, s'mores, cash bar, raffles, and good times. See you there, lawn rangers!

We can't believe it is one week since our Annual Conference and Trade Show. We couldn't have done it without the amazing staff at @waterville_valley , support from our sponsors, and our associate members and ski areas. Thank YOU to everyone who joined us and here are a few photos from the event.

Happy 529 Day! It's never too early to start saving for college. Check out New Hampshire's college savings plan! Link in bio.
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We were able to spend an amazing day, learning about connections and mentorship, among some of the inspiring in the hospitality and tourism industry here in NH. Thank you @nh_restaurants_and_lodging for having us at your inaugural event!

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Happy Earth Day 🌱🌎

Check out the amazing sustainability efforts that NH Ski Areas have been adapting to help preserve our delicate ecosystem. Link in bio 🔗
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Hoppy Easter fellow skiers and riders! Be sure to get in your final spring laps of the 2021-22 ski season today at Loon Mountain Resort.

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Congratulations to the individuals and organizations that champion for NH's energy future, and a special shout out to Cranmore Mountain Resort for their recognition as this years Large Business Energy Champion at #NHEnergyWeek!

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