Waterville Valley Resort will play host to the slalom, giant slalom, and parallel slalom events March 23-26, 2019. The parallel slalom event will be a new addition to the U.S. Alpine Championships calendar.
Read MoreWaterville Valley Resort is proud to have hosted the event this year after being one of the first ever Freestyle Dual Mogul Event sites in the early 1970’s. “It takes a village to pull off events of this magnitude. I’m very proud of our team,” says long time event guru, Jamie Cobbett.
Waterville Valley Resort has acquired ownership of popular local lodging property, the Silver Fox Inn, formerly Best Western Silver Fox. The addition aims to strengthen and diversify the resort's portfolio of hospitality businesses. Waterville Valley Resort began the transition in February and is now operating the 32-room hotel alongside it's two and three-bedroom, fully-equipped Town Square Condominiums
Read More"It was great to see such a big crowd of enthusiastic supporters today at Waterville Valley for this event. Like all the racers here today, I am thrilled to see that the World Pro Ski Tour has come back after being dormant for so long," said Kasper.
Read MoreThe World Pro Ski Tour event featured top American, Canadian, and European competitors on Tommy's World Cup Run at Waterville Valley. The dual slalom course challenged the racers and the two five-foot tall jumps took some competitors out of the course.
Read MoreThe next generation of ski racers were honing their skills on the slopes surrounding Waterville Valley, New Hampshire years before the resort even opened its lifts to the public. Founded in 1934, the Waterville Valley Black and Blue Trail Smashers (WVBBTS) Ski Club is one of the oldest in the USA. Thirty years later, in the summer of 1964, Tom Corcoran, a former Olympic ski racer was scouting mountains to establish a ski area:
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