On the heels of this week’s big storm, there is a flurry of spring skiing deals and savings at New Hampshire’s mountain resorts. The snow is fresh and abundant, the weather conditions are ideal and skiers can have it all - including value. There are a number of lift ticket deals that skiers and riders won’t want to pass up, plus, those who buy their 2017/2018 season passes right now will save into next season.
(TRAVPR.COM) USA - March 15th, 2017 -
On the heels of this week’s big storm, there is a flurry of spring skiing deals and savings at New Hampshire’s mountain resorts. The snow is fresh and abundant, the weather conditions are ideal and skiers can have it all - including value. There are a number of lift ticket deals that skiers and riders won’t want to pass up, plus, those who buy their 2017/2018 season passes right now will save into next season.
Blizzard "Stella" brought a lot of snow to New Hampshire's ski areas, with an average of 17" of snow across the state. Ski NH’s website has details on the snowfall, trails open, and links to individual resort reports.
“While we’ve had a number of snowmaking days to refresh the slopes after the spring temperatures we had in late February and early March, having a massive snowstorm like this is just what the ski areas need to remind people that the ski season isn’t over, and to convince them to keep their skis and snowboards out for a few more weeks,” said Jessyca Keeler, executive director, Ski NH. “The good news is that there are still a lot of great deals and fun events planned for the coming weeks, and with 14 to 22 inches of snow now added to the trails, both alpine and Nordic skiing are going to be awesome.”
Here are just a few of the deals being offered:
Waterville Valley Resort is offering free spring skiing when you buy your 2017/2018-season pass. At Bretton Woods if you purchase your season pass by April 16 you can get one complimentary ticket for the 2017/2018 season to share with a friend. And at Cannon Mountain you can choose the pass that is best for you and get extra savings. If you purchase the White Mountain Superpass and College Pass, which means you can ski and ride at Cannon, Waterville, Cranmore and Bretton Woods, by April 16 you also get a bonus 17/18 lift ticket to Cannon.
Whether you’re a skier or a rider, you’re invited to celebrate Gunstock’s 80th anniversary with free skiing for the rest of this season with the purchase of a 17/18 season pass. All season passes come with complementary rentals, lessons, NASTAR and even Nordic skiing. The pass starts at $499, but only if purchased by May 1, 2017.
If what you want is to enjoy spring without thinking ahead, then pick any three days in March and ski at Cranmore Mountain Resort for just $109. Or go to Loon Mountain Resort for $45 lift tickets on Sunday afternoons for a limited time. The tickets go on sale at noon and are available on select Sundays - March 19, March 26, April 9 and April 16. You can either buy the tickets at the resort or online. And, no fooling, head to Waterville Valley on Friday, March 31, 2017 to ring in April Fool's Day with a $1 lift tickets.
Pats Peak has a host of spring deals on their website, including online discounted lift tickets where a donation is given to support melanoma research or the Pope Memorial SPCA of Concord-Merrimack County.
Ski NH has a whole page dedicated to ski area Daily Deals that are available year-round and can be found at www.skinh.com/deals; however, for a summary of additional lift ticket deals that are new for March and April, go to www.skinh.com/deals/spring-deals.
Ski NH is the statewide association representing 34 alpine and cross country resorts in New Hampshire. For more information on ski areas, trail conditions, vacation planning, and updated winter events at Ski NH resorts, call Ski NH at 603.745.9396 or visit the Ski NH website at www.SkiNH.com. For statewide travel info, visit www.visitNH.gov
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