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Country Ski and Sport planning to host ‘largest ski show in the country’ in November

Last fall, when Boston’s Snowbound Festival was officially cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ray Stenson’s plan went into action. The result was a four-day expo…

Mountain biking champ Adam Craig is crusading for a higher cause at Sugarloaf

The gravitational pull of Maine’s uniquely-challenging mountain biking experience has brought home one of its most successful and supportive disciples. Adam Craig, 18-time U.S. national…

Insider Q & A: Kelly Short outlines vision to unite lovers of our great outdoors

If you’ve been skiing, biking, canoeing, hiking or camping anywhere across northern New England or New York, you’ve been enjoying the Northern Forest. It is…

Insider Q&A: Meet the man behind Sugarloaf’s Outdoor Center

When Tom Butler first visited Sugarloaf while attending the University of Maine, little did the New Jersey native realize that it would be the beginning…

Cannon’s main man has been integral to ski area’s capital achievement

It has been quite the run for Cannon Mountain general manager John DeVivo. Since taking charge in 2007, DeVivo has been at the forefront of…

How Sunday River is handling SnowSports lessons in the midst of a pandemic

January traditionally has been hailed as “National Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month” in the ski industry. But this month, that mantra is taking on…

Bolton Valley president Lindsay DesLauriers brings passion to family-run Vermont destination

The reality is, it’s going to take a lot of work to visit Vermont this winter. The state’s success rate in batting COVID-19 won’t be…

Saddleback is ready for its comeback

Frustration finally turned into hope last fall in Rangeley, Maine, when Arctaris Impact Fund, a Boston-based impact investment firm, purchased Saddleback Mountain, the town’s primary…

Planning a path for Sunday River

Brian Heon always knew he wanted to work at a ski resort. However, the Connecticut native’s first foray into the industry following graduation from Colby-Swayer College was…

New GM Tracy Bartels ensures Mount Sunapee will maintain community vibe under Vail umbrella

Arriving from Colorado, Tracy Bartels worked for Vail Resorts for the past 20 years before assuming the role of general manager at Mount Sunapee just…

UVM grad thrives in helping others gain confidence in adaptive sports

When she arrived at the University of Vermont from her hometown just outside of Amish country in Pennsylvania, Cayla Hammaker was looking for a change.…

Jason Palmer uses industry experience to elevate Okemo’s food offerings

It’s the busy season for Jason Palmer, director of food and beverage at Okemo Mountain Resort, where he oversees all culinary operations year-round. Okemo offers…

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