Ditch the car this summer and discover a more exciting way to travel. Here are six of the most unique — one from each state in New England — transportation options to consider. Rhode Island — Providence-Newport ferry The Providence-Newport ferry departs four times a day from each port for … [Read more...]
Weddings in the mountains: Four places to tie the knot with a heightened experience
Summer weddings always are beautiful. A wedding at a rustic, yet elegant, lakeside inn is no exception. Loon Lodge Inn and Restaurant, located in Rangeley, Maine, on the shores of Rangeley Lake, provides a bucolic setting. The charming log building, set on 5.4 acres with a private beach, has … [Read more...]
Hy-Line Cruises offer easy ways to get to the islands this summer
New England offers a plethora of ways to explore its waters, lakes and mountains during the summer. No matter where you travel, you will find plenty to enjoy as you cruise, fly or travel via rail through the region. One of the best ways to explore the southern New England coast and islands is … [Read more...]
Following a two-year pandemic hiatus, spring events are back at a ski area near you
Two years ago, everything abruptly shut down in mid-March, curtailing fun and wacky events usually associated with spring and skiing. Last year, although resorts were open, there was no true socializing, no crowd gathering, and again, no real spring zaniness. But this season, with pandemic … [Read more...]
Insider Q&A: New Ragged Mountain GM Erik Barnes feels right at home
New England Ski Journal recently visited with Erik Barnes, the new general manager at Ragged Mountain in New Hampshire, to get to know his background, his take on Ragged and what the future holds for the popular Granite State resort. Ragged Mountain is owned by Pacific Group Resorts, based in … [Read more...]
Where to find Christmas spirit this season in the mountains
The Christmas season can be magical anywhere, but no more so than in the mountain towns of New England. Regions such as the Mount Washington Valley of New Hampshire, the village and resort of Stowe and the town of Woodstock, both in Vermont, are picturesque at any time of year. But when they are … [Read more...]
Check out some ways for families to save on lift tickets, lessons and more this winter
Looking for some great ways to get your kids out skiing yet save money? There are plenty of opportunities if you shop around a bit. Ski New Hampshire again is offering the fourth- and fifth-grade passport program this season. Available to any student in these two grades, out-of-state as well as … [Read more...]
Immerse yourself in autumn on the northern New England museum trail
New England has always been known for its myriad outdoor activities in all seasons, from gentle hiking to technical climbing, an easy lake paddle or whitewater rafting, cross-country and downhill skiing, and much more. But there’s a large cultural component to life in northern New England, as … [Read more...]
Corn mazes to love in New England
One sure sign of fall in New England is the opening of corn mazes. Varying in scope and size, they might be standalone mazes or part of a larger farm with other activities. Fun for both kids and adults, they range from very easy for the youngsters to quite tricky for adults willing to brave … [Read more...]
Get in a festive mood at these signature fall events
Vermont has numerous festivals going on this fall statewide. Stratton Mountain celebrates fall with HarvestFest Weekend, Oct. 9-11. The chairlift will be open for scenic rides to the summit. From there you can hike to the fire tower or explore some of the walking trails. It will be the final … [Read more...]
Summer ’21: A family fun primer for all ages and adrenaline levels
[From the Summer 2021 issue of New England Ski Journal] With a sense of normalcy returning this summer, people will find new ways to enjoy New England during the warm months. Whether it be quiet walks in the woods, swimming in a local pond or lake, pedaling a bike on a rail trail, ziplining … [Read more...]
Take your work or school show on the road with a seasonal rental
With working from home for adults and remote learning for kids being part of the new normal in many areas, people are finding that this can be done from anywhere, including your favorite ski resort. Renting or purchasing a house or condo at your favorite resort, or one in close proximity to … [Read more...]
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