Saturday February 7th at 9am has been set as the proposed opening day for Mt Eustis Community Ski and Ride Hill as it “brings back the good ole days” to area residents. The culmination of more than 2 years’ worth of community planning, donations and volunteerism, the day’s festivities will begin with a 9am ribbon cutting ceremony and historic inaugural rope tow ride before opening to the public for the first time since the hill’s closure in the 1980’s. For updates as to a confirmed opening day, ticket prices and policies as well as the mandatory waiver and release forms, please go to www.mteustis.org or
LITTLETON COMMUNITY SKI HILL OPENS
February 4, 2015 by
Warren Miller’s latest movie “No Turning Back” at the Littleton Opera House as a fundraiser for Mt. Eustis
January 7, 2015 by
Saturday January 10th the doors open at 5:30 pm as Ski Mt Eustis presents Community Movie Night, screening Warren Miller’s latest movie “No Turning Back” at the Littleton Opera House as a fundraiser for Mt. Eustis—a community recreation area for riders and skiers set to open Winter 2015. Beverages and refreshments will be served. In addition to the Miller flick, audiences will get a “sneak peek” at a documentary being made about the storied history and current restoration of the beloved mountain. The evening features a raffle of one-of-a-kind ski gear, memorabilia and other items donated by local suppliers and businesses and a live auction of 2 framed, limited edition collector’s Ski Mt Eustis t-shirts—one signed by the majority of the current US Ski Team (including World Cup and Olympic superstar Julia Mancuso) and another by the entire US Paralympic Alpine Team (including Multiple World Cup, Paralympic and X Games Champ Chris Devlin Young and 2014 World Cup Overall winner and multiple X Games gold medalist, Franconia’s own Tyler Walker.) The evening is family friendly fun for all and is the major fundraiser for the low/no cost ski hill. Tickets are $5 at the door or in advance at the Lincoln and Littleton Lahout’s stores as well as at the Littleton Bike Shop. For other information go to www.mteustis.org or call .
SAVE THE DATE!! 2015 Calendar of Events Announced!
December 18, 2014 by
2015 Schedule of Chamber Events
93rd Annual Dinner: Friday, January 23rdMore than just a meal, it’s an evening to remember. Join more than 200 Chamber members at the Annual Dinner to connect and celebrate business. We promise to serve up great food, fascinating conversations and amazing entertainment. Will it be marching bands? Big name speakers? There is only one way to find out. Just when you think this event can’t get better… it always does.Visithttp://bit.ly/annualdinner2015 to learn more
Capital adVENTURE Small Business Plan Competition: Friday, May 1st
In i’s inaugural year, the Capital adVENTURE Challenge is designed to help Littleton’s entrepreneurship community grow and flourish, with a small business plan competition that encourages innovative ideas and strong entrepreneurial spirit within our region. Culminating in a live audience business pitch on May 1st, 2015 at the Littleton Opera House that will include members of the community, entrepreneurial advisors, and angel investors, the competition will help prepare participants for success and offer beneficial prize packages to boost their venture, or as we like to think of it, their adVENTURE! Visit to learn more
10th Annual Chamber Cup Golf Tournament: Friday, June 19th
Held each June, the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce Chamber Cup Golf Tournament offers an excellent opportunity to get to know both fellow Chamber members and prospective members while enjoying fresh air and friendly competition on the greens. Golfers will enjoy a fun-filled afternoon complete with golf, networking, special contests, and great food. Teams of four and individual golfers are welcome to participate! 1:00pm Shotfgun start! Visit to learn more
Taste, Tunes, & Craft Beer Festival: Saturday, July 11th
The cool, rich tastes of amazing brews, local flavors, and groovy tunes will lift your spirit as you take in the views of the Ammonoosuc River on Mill Street at this year’s Taste, Tunes, & Craft Beer Festival on Saturday, July 12th from 4 pm -8 pm. Sip and savor local brews from right in the Northeast! So many unique and specialty brews are featured for your to tasting and exploring pleasure. While you’re at it, enjoy LIVE MUSIC from regional favorite Strawberry Farm Band (and friends!) and mouthwatering food in a safe and fun environment. Visit bit.ly/begladdrinkbeer15 to learn more
46th Annual Littleton Art Festival: Saturday, September 26th
Join us in Littleton as regional art floods Main Street! The 2015 Art Festival will feature live music, family-friendly activities, the revealing of the 2014 poster contest winner and the return of the Littleton Lions Annual Antique Car Parade starting at 1:30pm from the Hitchner parking lot and ends at the Fire Station. The White Mountain Quilt show will also be held inside the Opera House from 10am-4pm. We hope you can join us for a great day to support the arts! Visit to learn more
Littleton Harvest Festival: Saturday, October 31st
Community members and visitors alike are encouraged to enjoy the Littleton Harvest Festival jamboree by attending plenty of fun events including the 4th Annual Gathering of the Jack O’ Lanterns on the Ammonoosuc River, a chance to savor family-friendly Trick or Treating on Main Street, a haunted walk along the Ammonoosuc River and much, much more!
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23rd Annual Economic Development Celebration: Thursday, November 12th
The 23rd Annual Economic Development Celebration will take place Thursday, November 12th at the Littleton Opera House, 3:30-5:30pm. The agenda will include a presentation of the exciting success made by the Littleton Industrial Development Corporation over the last four decades. Next, the much anticipated economic update of quick and often news-making announcements about what’s new and coming soon to Littleton. And finally, the presentation of the prestigious LACC Business Leader of the Year award, our chance to spotlight one Littleton business person who has exhibited a high level of service and commitment to his/her business, customers, employees, and community. Visit to learn more Visit bit.ly/LittletonEconomics15 to learn more
Holiday Parade: Friday, November 27th Join us for a day of festive fun in Littleton with exceptional shopping and eateries and the 28th Annual Holiday Parade kicking off at noon, starting at Hitchiner’s and making its way down Main Street! A wonderful way to kick off your holiday season and get in your first holiday greetings to the big guy himself, Old Saint Nick! Visit to learn more
Union Bank Offers Six Ways to Avoid Holiday Shopping Scams
December 11, 2014 by
In the wake of recent data breaches, shoppers should be on high alert while purchasing their presents this holiday season.
“While millions of credit and debit card transactions are conducted safely every day, it’s important that consumers are aware of the potential for holiday scams,” said David Silverman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Union Bank.
Union Bank offers the following tips to help consumers keep their information safe whether shopping in the store or online:
- Monitor your account. Use online and mobile banking to keep an eye on your transactions, especially during the holidays. If you don’t use these electronic tools, at least diligently review your bank statement. Either way, notify the bank right away if there’s any fraudulent activity.
- Beware of phishing scams. During the holidays, criminals will create a fake email for a deal that’s too good to be true. If you click on any links within the email, you may be downloading malware onto your computer or you may be asked for payment information that could lead to fraud.
- Limit large sums of cash. Even though we’ve seen financial crime migrate from physical to cyber, customers should be careful not to carry around large sums of cash when shopping. Credit & Debit card issuers will generally make you whole if there’s fraud against your account. If cash is stolen, your money is gone.
- Secure your internet connection. If shopping online, make sure you do so from a password protected Wi-Fi network. Never access online banking from a public Wi-Fi network.
- Shop safely. Before making an online purchase, make sure the website uses secure technology. When you are at the checkout screen, verify that the web address begins with https. Also, check to see if a tiny locked padlock symbol appears on the page.
- Read the site’s privacy policies. Though long and complex, privacy policies tell you how the site protects the personal information it collects. If you don’t see or understand a site’s privacy policy, consider doing business elsewhere.
Union Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Union Bankshares, Inc. (UNB, traded on the NASDAQ Exchange), has been helping people buy homes and local businesses create jobs in area communities since 1891. Headquartered in Morrisville, VT, Union Bank is a full service bank offering deposit, loan, trust and commercial banking services throughout northern Vermont and northwestern New Hampshire. Union Bank has earned an outstanding reputation for residential lending programs and is an SBA Preferred Lender.
Proud to be one of the few community banks serving Vermont and New Hampshire, Union Bank maintains a strong commitment to traditional banking values. In particular, Union Bank is dedicated to providing genuine customer service and community support, including donations to local nonprofit organizations. These values—combined with financial expertise, quality products and the latest technology—make Union Bank the premier choice for your banking services, both personal and commercial. Union Bank currently maintains 17 banking offices, 2 loan centers, and 32 ATMs. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.
OMNI MOUNT WASHINGTON RESORT’S BRETTON WOODS SKI AREA OPENS FOR 41st SKI SEASON
November 17, 2014 by
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BRETTON WOODS, N.H. (Nov. 14, 2014) – Bretton Woods, part of the historic Omni Mount Washington Resort in New Hampshire, officially opened for its 41st ski season on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 8:00 a.m. The ski area opened with 25 acres of ski terrain on the popular intermediate Range View Trail and beginner Rosebrook Meadow trail, boasting Bretton Woods’ signature early season conditions with skiing and riding directly to and from the Base Lodge.
To kick off the season, guests can enjoy a special Opening Rate of $39 for all ages through Nov. 27. All season long seniors can enjoy $25 tickets from Monday-Friday, during non-holiday periods, and children ages four and under can ski for free on any day with a paying adult.
This season, the resort welcomed exciting new developments for guests to enjoy. With over $2 million already invested in capital improvements to its snowmaking system, Bretton Woods continues to advance with 30 new high-efficiency HKD SV10 snowmaking towers on Sawyer’s Swoop. The resort will also debut new rental equipment from partner Dalbello to ensure guests receive the best equipment in the industry.
For cross-country skiers, the resort is adding a new 3km network to its Nordic trail system with the addition of Fabyan Fields. The ski area’s 100km Nordic trail network, also includes high-country terrain on Mount Stickney, which benefits from colder temperatures and increased snow accumulation allowing for good conditions early and late in the ski season. The high-country terrain makes Bretton Woods one of the few ski resorts to offer lift-serviced Nordic terrain.
Guests can experience all that’s new on the slopes when they book their winter getaway with the “Stay Here, Ski Free Package,” which includes two free lift tickets with the purchase of accommodations at The Lodge at Bretton Woods, the world-renowned Omni Mount Washington Hotel or the casually elegant Omni Bretton Arms Inn. Perfect for families or large groups, the resort also offers a Ski & Stay package with accommodations in the spacious 2-5 bedroom Townhomes at Bretton Woods, which are nestled throughout the resort. All guest accommodations provide full access to resort amenities that are easily accessible by a complimentary shuttle service.
For additional ski offers, visit brettonwoods.com/specials. To make lodging reservations, please call 1-800-The-Omni or go to omnihotels.com/mountwashington to reserve the Omni Mount Washington Hotel or Bretton Arms Inn; or visit brettonwoods.com to reserve The Lodge or Townhomes.
Guest can receive the latest Snow Conditions on brettonwoods.com, or call the Snow Phone at .
### About Omni Mount Washington Resort The Omni Mount Washington Resort is an all-season resort destination in New Hampshire located at the base of Mount Washington and surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest. In September 2009, Omni Hotels began management of the property, which is home to the Omni Mount Washington Hotel, site of the International Monetary Conference of 1944, and Bretton Woods, New Hampshire’s largest ski area. Recent renovations unveiled a restored 18-hole Mount Washington Golf Course, 25,000-square-foot The Spa, 20,000-square-foot Conference Center, outdoor pool complex and renovated guestrooms, lobby and public spaces. The Bretton Woods Canopy Tour was also added to the resort’s list of amenities, which includes top-rated Alpine and Nordic skiing, 27 holes of championship golf and a full slate of additional seasonal activities. A variety of lodging, dining and activities is offered year-round, along with many traditional and cultural events. For more information, guests can call 1-800-The-Omni or visit omnihotels.com/mountwashington.
About Omni Hotels & Resorts Omni Hotels & Resorts creates genuine, authentic guest experiences at 60 distinct luxury hotels and resorts in leading business gateways and leisure destinations across North America. With over 20 world-class golf courses and award-winning spa retreats, to dynamic business settings, each Omni showcases the local flavor of the destination while featuring four-diamond services, signature restaurants, Wi-Fi connectivity and unique wellness options. Known for its distinguished, personalized service, Omni leaves a lasting impression with every customer interaction, with a heightened level of recognition and rewards delivered through its Select Guest loyalty program and the company’s “Power of One” associate empowerment program. The brand is frequently recognized by top consumer research organizations and travel publications. To get additional information or book accommodations, visit omnihotels.com or call 1-800-The-Omni. |
League of NH Craftsmen Gallery Celebrates 10 Years
November 14, 2014 by
The Littleton League of NH Craftsmen Gallery will celebrate its 10th Birthday at an all-day Open House on Saturday, November 22, from 10am to 6pm.
The Gallery first opened its doors on November 20, 2004, with owner Jeff Wheeler and Co-Managers Beth Simon and Michele Allison, and staff member Jody Blaney. The Gallery has grown to representing the work of nearly 200 of NH’s finest craftspeople, and is part of one of the premier crafts organizations in the country.
The festivities will include a double-toast to Beth Simon, who took over ownership of the Gallery this past April, and who was recently juried into the League as a craftsperson in metal jewelry.
Over the years the Gallery has offered classes, artist demonstrations, and “Meet The Artist” events. It was instrumental in founding the Littleton Studio School, located on Mill St. behind the Gallery, which offers classes in pottery, jewelry and mixed media to people of all ages and levels of experience.
The Open House will include demonstrations by League jeweler Deb Fairchild in making beaded ornaments, and artist/staff member Kristine Lingle showing how to make and use handmade paste paper. There will also be a raffle and prizes, yummy food and birthday cake.
This is a perfect time to get a jump on holiday shopping, and to make a personal wish list to give to family members.
The League of NH Craftsmen is the oldest crafts organization in the country. It was founded in 1932 to help artisans market their handwork during the great Depression. Currently over 600 artists have earned juried membership by meeting the League’s rigorous standards for craft-making excellence. The Littleton Gallery is one of seven League Galleries around the state.
The Gallery is located at 81 Main St., on the lower level. Everyone is welcome! For more information call .
Visitors and Community Enjoy 45th Annual Littleton Art Festival
October 20, 2014 by
Event chair, Meryl Nevins, with the 45th Annual Littleton Art Festival winner, Larrie Bradko
On September 27th, people from near and far gathered on Main Street for the 45th Annual Art Festival. Forty pop-up tents lined the street, representing over fifty of New England’s artists, coming from right down the road and as far as Rhode Island for the festivities. “The weather was beautiful, the art was gorgeous, and the people were charming,” smiled Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Lauren Anderson. “What more could we ask for?”
Guests to the festival had a chance to interact with a diverse group of artists, including photographers, illustrators, and sculptors. There were live demonstrations of pot throwing by potter Chuck Lovett of the Littleton Studio School and painters Larry Golden added to the brightness of the day with a rainbow of hues he applied paint to blank canvases, turning them into incredible works of art.
Musical art was in no short supply as “pop-up” pianists made special appearances at each of the vibrant pianos that make Littleton, Main Street their summer home. The day wouldn’t have been complete without the annual Lion’s Club Antique Car Parade, bringing just under 300 vehicles from across the ages to historic Littleton, entertaining young and old alike! The quilt show at the Littleton Opera House sold just under 500 tickets, and welcomed attendees to view both traditional and whimsical quilts. “We had a great time at the art show,” said artist Wayne Colpitts. “The 18 hour drive was worth every bit of it! [We] got to see lots of old friends and to see the transformation of Main Street. The town looks awesome! Great weather and great color!”
This year, the judges had an incredible challenge given to them. Judges Meryl Nevins fine art photographer and chair of the Art Festival Committee, Jason Tors, alternative artist and ownerof new gallery, The Loading Dock, and Sam Norrie who is an art lover and board member, evaluated each artist’s choice piece on criteria including interpretation, creativity, skill level, and presentation. In the end, Roger Irwin received an Honorable Mention for his unbelievable wild life photographs, third place to Brittany Rae McFlarland Bateman for her unique painting on skateboards, second place to Larry Golden for his paintings, and Larrie Bratko was the winner of the festival with his exquisite wooden bowls. This year’s “People’s Choice Artist,” who was chosen by festival spectators, was watercolor painter Irene Goodu.
The 2014 Poster Contest winner was Tianna Sparks of Littleton, NH who is currently a senior at Littleton High School. “This piece is unique and fun,” said Art Contest committee chair, Meryl Nevins. “It stood out to the committee because of its charm and youthfulness, as well as how well it met our theme of “seasons.” Those interested may buy a limited edition 2014 Art Festival poster at the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization that strives to work with both members and the community on social and economic development. For more information, please contact the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce at or at www.littletonareachamber.com.
Local Chambers of Commerce Partner to Host Young Professionals Summit!
October 20, 2014 by
Join members from the Lincoln Woodstock, Plymouth, Franconia Notch Regional, Littleton, Pemi Valley, and Mount Washington Valley Chambers of Commerce for the Inaugural White Mountains Young Professionals Summit on Wednesday, November 5th at the Indian Head Resort in Lincoln, New Hampshire.
A keynote speaker and several workshops will address the unique challenges and opportunities young professionals face living, working, and playing in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The Young Professionals Summit is uniquely designed to provide both professionals already in the workforce and students soon to join aged 40 and under with topics that are highly relevant to their career and life stages. The Summit will give attendees an opportunity to network, listen to prominent speakers, engage in very meaningful and practical discussions about opportunity in the region, and learn about the interdependence between their professional lives and life in the White Mountains. “Finding the ideal work/life balance and learning how to network as a young professional in the White Mountains is no easy task” says Alyssa Yolda, Executive Director of the Lincoln Woodstock Chamber of Commerce, “however, by coming together we can explore this and a number of other challenges we face, while also celebrating the reasons why we choose to live in this incredible place. This summit will provide an excellent opportunity to grow professionally and personally, all while connecting with fellow young professionals from the White Mountains of New Hampshire.”
The White Mountains Young Professionals Summit will feature keynote speaker, Kate Luczko, Executive Director of Stay Work Play New Hampshire. Kate is passionate about being involved in the New Hampshire community. On an ongoing basis, she is Chair of the Board of Directors for the Manchester Young Professionals Network (MYPN), the Secretary of the Board of Directors for the Granite State Ambassadors, along with many other notable boards, and volunteers throughout the state often. In 2012, Kate was appointed by Governor John Lynch to the Job Training Fund Grant Review Committee. Kate was named the Manchester Young Professionals Network (MYPN) “Young Professional of the Year,” in 2012, is part of the Union Leader’s “40 Under Forty,” Class of 2011, was named one of the “Who’s Who: Big Players of 2010” by the Hippo Press, and she is an alumna of Leadership Greater Manchester and Leadership New Hampshire. “We are extremely pleased to have the support of Stay Work Play and are excited to welcome Kate to the White Mountains Young Professional Summit,” say Lauren Anderson, Executive Director of the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce. “Kate brings tried and true knowledge and experience of Granite State living, and all in attendance are sure to be inspired to stay, work, and play.”
Registration for this event includes light breakfast refreshments, educational workshops, networking opportunities, and lunch. Event generously sponsored by Bank of New Hampshire, Littleton Chevrolet, TotalScope Marketing, Littleton Coin Company, and Chang Thai Café.
This event is a partnership of the Lincoln Woodstock, Plymouth Regional, Littleton Area, Franconia Notch Regional, Pemi Valley, and Mount Washington Valley Chambers of Commerce, non-profit organizations that strive to work with both members and the community on social and economic development. For more information, please contact Alyssa Yolda at or visit http://bit.ly/ypsummit14.
Littleton Area Chamber Now Accepting Business Leader of the Year Nominations
October 17, 2014 by
2013 Business Leader of the Year, Dave Harkless of Littleton Bike & Fitness, with LACC Executive Director Lauren Anderson and the 2013 Board President Alycia Vosinek.
The Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that it is now accepting nominations for the Business Leader of the Year Award to be presented at this year’s Littleton Economic Development Celebration.
Established at the 2004 Annual Meeting, the Chamber presents the Business Leader of the Year Award in recognition of individuals who exhibit outstanding leadership in a business, profession, or career who have clearly demonstrated significant achievements in their endeavors through leadership qualities that support the economic life of the Littleton Area. At the 2009 Annual Meeting, it was announced that the presentation of the award from there on would be at the Economic Development Celebration. “It is important to recognize those members of our community who are constantly striving to lead not only their business, but also their community toward greatness,” says Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lauren Anderson. “The Nominating Committee will be looking for those individuals who have wholeheartedly put their best foot forward, in time, energy, or capital.” The winner of last year’s Business Leader of the Year Award was Dave Harkless, owner of Littleton Bike & Fitness and driving force behind the Mt. Eustis Ski Hill. Harkless is a champion for the community, donating countless hours to the Littleton Harvest Festival and other fantastic area events.
Along with the Business Leader of the Year, the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce , the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce is looking forward to introducing the Youth Entrepreneurial Spirit Award to the Celebration, after it’s first appearance at this year’s Annual Dinner. “We are looking to celebrate students with business ideas, who have shown the desire and motivation that it takes to be an entrepreneur,” say Anderson. The award is aimed at celebrating youth entrepreneurs who show the initiative, creativity, and perseverance that all small business owners must possess. Last year’s winner was Kaio Scott, local high school student who created a caricature business and donates much of his time to local non-profits and community event. Most recently, Scott has started a weekly cartoon column in the local newspaper.
For nomination forms, visit http://bit.ly/ecdev2014. Please submit nominations no later than October 31st, 2014 by completing the online form, delivering to the Chamber office at , Littleton or by mailing to:
Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce
Nominating Committee
P.O. Box 105
Littleton, NH 03561
The Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization that strives to work with both members and the community on social and economic development. For more information, please contact the Littleton Area Chamber of Commerce at or at www.littletonareachamber.com.
Ski Hearth Farm – America’s Newest Cross Country Ski Area Set to Open This Season
October 17, 2014 by
Ski Hearth Farm cross country ski area in historic Sugar Hill, NH is set to open for the 2014-15 season. Nestled in the hills of Franconia, NH adjacent to Cannon Mountain Ski Area and the imposing Lafayette Ridge of the White Mountains, the new area makes use of the historic buildings of what was New England ski area design pioneer Sel Hannah’s 640 acre farm.
Ski Hearth Farm has the advantage of being northern New Hampshire’s easiest accessed full service cross country ski area. It is located just 2 miles off Interstate 93 only 2 1/3 hours north of Boston, MA. Skiers won’t have much back road driving to access the miles of trails and first-class cross country skiing.
Twenty-three kilometers of trails for all abilities were designed by internationally renowned trail design firm Morton Trails. An additional 5 km of trails are designated specifically for snowshoeing. Starting in the low river valley fields and extending into the adjacent forested hills, the trail system has extraordinary views of the White Mountains. A specially designed teaching area directly accessed from the base area has been developed for people to learn the art of cross country skiing. An emphasis on grooming for skiing will be the hallmark of the facility so that skiers will find the best ski surface possible for both skate and classic ski techniques.
The new area is a vision of Davis Mangold, the owner of Ski Hearth Farm. The farm operates in the summer and fall to produce a wide variety of organic vegetables. Mangold is a 13 year veteran of the U.S. Navy and an enthusiastic cross country skier.
Nearly ¾ million dollars has been invested in the start-up including designing and building the trails, modifications to the base facility, ski rental fleet, grooming operations and equipment.
“This area is perfect for those wishing to try cross country skiing as well as experienced skiers out for a fun day of skiing. We have a friendly staff, a cozy base facility, brand new rental fleet and expert instruction. Skiers will find daily grooming on the trails with a perfect mix of terrain and distance,” said Mangold, “Easy access by car plus a full range lodging options for skiers and snowshoers as well as the historic nature of the farm and Sugar Hill make this a perfect location.”
Sugar Hill, NH is the site of the first organized ski school in the United States. In 1929 Austrian-born Sig Buchmayr set up shop on a hillside not far from Ski Hearth Farm. The school was the catalyst for the ski sport in America.
The farm has historic roots within the ski industry. Selden Hannah was a major influence on the development of the ski industry and founded Sno-Engineering. Sno-Engineering is now a world-wide leader in mountain resort industry. In 1939, the Hannah’s opened the farm for ski guests. Several items on the menu were raised on the farm and provided the guest a “local” meal.
“We want to continue that tradition of offering our skiers taking a break from the trails the opportunity to sample locally sourced foods and the products of our organic farm,” continued Mangold.
Ski Hearth Farm is partnering with local lodging establishments including the Sugar Hill Inn for Ski and Stay packages. The Sugar Hill Inn offers free ski or snowshoe tickets to those staying for two nights. Sugar Hill Inn is located only 1.5 miles from the ski center.
Ski Hearth Farm is scheduled to open for the season on December 26, 2014.
More information about the Ski Hearth Farm can be found at the area’s website www.skihearthfarm.com or by calling .
Ski Hearth Farm
392 Streeter Pond Road
Sugar Hill, NH 03586
Snow Phone and Information:
Website: www.skihearthfarm.com
Facebook Page:
Email:
Distance by Car from
Boston, MA: 2:20
Concord, NH: 1:20
Montreal, QC: 2:50
Hartford, CT: 3:30
Total KM of ski trails: 23
Total KM of snowshoe trails: 5
Season: December 26 – March 31
Ski Lesson, Rental and Trail Pass: $45
Adult Trail Pass $20
Ski and Stay Lodging Packages: Available
Rentals available
Ski Lessons available daily
Open 7 days a week 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
