02.5.2010

ntry Skiing Waterville Valley, N.H.- -Take midweek getaway to the largest, most diverse cross-country ski trails system in New Hampshire. Includes lodging in a one bedroom condo, daily Nordic trail pass and rental equipment, access to the White Mountain Athletic Club and a $50 dinner voucher to use at your choice of Town Square restaurants. Waterville Valley’s Nordic Center features 75 km of wide-groomed trails with terrain for every ability level, groomed daily for both skate and classic skiing styles. The Nordic Center and trails originate in the Valley’s quaint Town Square, a village with shops, restaurants, ice arena, and the Curious George Cottage Studio. On the trail, you’ll enjoy incredible views of the surrounding mountain peaks and White Mountain National Forest. When your cheeks are red, enjoy a crackling fire at the Nordic Center, or a Snickerdoodle latte and homemade pastries at the Coffee Emporium. The Nordic Center also offers a large inventory of new clothing and equipment, ski and snowshoe rentals, full service repairs, and a fleet of child trailer sleds. Nordic package available from $99 pp/night, double occupancy. Valid Sun.–Thurs. nights, non-holidays (Not available Jan. 17–18, Feb. 14–19, 2010). All lodging ski packages include access to the White Mountain Athletic Club with indoor pool, Jacuzzis & steam rooms, and use of Waterville Valley Resort’s shuttle bus. Waterville Valley Resort, located in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, is well known for its ski mountain, which features trails and activities for all ages and abilities. From Kids’ Venture Kamps to the Silver Streaks over-50 ski club, from alpine to Nordic, boarders and hot-doggers, there is something for every level of skier. And, with these new ski packages – the cost to ski is affordable, and just a 2-hour drive from Boston. Waterville Valley Resort offers 250 skiable acres with snowmaking ability on every trail. The ski area peaks at 4,004 feet, with a vertical drop of 2,020 feet, 52 trails and 12 lifts. New Hampshire has many towns that naturally grew around the state's travel and tourism industry--particularly around its many ski mountains. But only one, Waterville Valley was designed and planned specifically as a self-contained, four seasons resortDining options include traditional favorites and elegant dining. For more information, call 1-800-GO-VALLEY or visit www.visitwatervillevalley.com. ###