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Will April showers bring May flowers, or
more snow to extend our fabulous winter
season in Mt Washington Valley? We do
believe that old man winter is beginning to
retreat, but that doesn't mean that one more
good April storm won't keep us skiing well
into May in Mt Washington Valley. For those
who'd rather pedal and putt than pole and
pound a few more runs in, have no fear, your
time is coming soon.
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FOODIES WILL APPRECIATE NEW
FACES AT WHITE MOUNTAIN HOTEL
The White Mountain Hotel, in North Conway,
welcomes Bradley Southwick as their new
Executive Chef. Boston trained at Anthony's
Pier 4, Union Oyster House, Landmark Inn at
Fanueil Hall plus the Corinthian Yacht Club
in Marblehead, MA, Brad has over 30 years of
culinary experience. Brad's resume proudly
displays the Golden Fork Award, Platinum
Plate award, and the North American
Restaurant 5-Star Award Of Excellence, and
was recently featured on NECN's TV Diner with
Billy Costa. Additionally, Dennis Duprey has
joined the White Mountain Hotel as Food and
Beverage Director. With over 25 years
experience in the hospitality industry,
Dennis brings with him a wealth of knowledge
and experience as former Food and Beverage
Director at the Eagle Mountain House, The Mt.
Washington Hotel, and the Red Jacket Mountain
View Resort. Plan to try the sumptuous fare
at the White Mountain Hotel on your next
visit to the Valley. Visit
White
Mountain Hotel FMI.
NUTS AND BOLTS OF ORGANIC
GARDENING LECTURE, APRIL 21
While gardens may still be buried under snow
(at least they are in the North Country!),
it's not too early to start planning your
garden, and learn how to go organic with an
enlightening lecture. Held at the Red Fox Pub
on April 12 at noon, The Mountain Garden Club
will host Master Gardener Henry Homeyer,
Author and Associate Editor for Vermont & New
Hampshire of People, Places and Plants
magazine. This lecture, entitled "The Nuts
and Bolts of Organic Gardening," book
signing and lunch is open to the public. The
cost for the luncheon and program is $17
including tax and gratuity. Advance
registration is requested. For more
information, visit Mountain
Garden Club
or call 603-383-0990.
SOAPS AND SUDS AND GIRLS NIGHT OUT!
Happy Hour starts at 5:00pm on Friday, April
4 as Fields
of Ambrosia and Garden
Dreams
offer women a night of play and pampering at
the Old Village Shops at 50 Seavey Street in
North Conway. The first hundred ladies to
arrive will receive a goodie bag of samples
from Garden Dreams and Fields of Ambrosia.
Did you know they make men's products, new
baby products and great ideas for Mother's
Day too? Specials on regular product, and
refreshments will highlight the evening. Get
ready for some good clean fun at this unique
Friday event. For more information call
603-356-3532.
THIRD ANNUAL YUKS IN THE
MUCK WEEKEND, APRIL 25-26
This fun and unique weekend features
dinner/comedy shows on both Friday and
Saturday nights, followed by the Annual Mud,
Muck, Moose five mile trail race on Sunday.
Behind all of the laughter is a serious
mission to raise money to benefit the
American Heart Association and the
White/Lewis Scholarship Fund, in memory of
local musicians Peter White and Peter Lewis.
Headlining the comedy shows is New Hampshire
native Bucky Lewis, who brings his zany and
off the wall musical comedy show to town.
Dubbed "The King of North Country Humor,"
Lewis's highly interactive show is known to
have the audience either on the floor or on
the stage. There will be several other
comedians slated to perform as well. Ticket
sales are limited to 175 per show. Friday's
show will be held at Cranmore
Mountain Resort
in North Conway as part of their Cranmore
Comedy Night Series. Doors open at 7:00 pm,
the show starts at 8:00 pm. The Saturday
night show is a dinner comedy show and will
be held at the Red Fox Bar and Grille in
Jackson. Tickets are $45 each and are
inclusive of tax and gratuity. Special
lodging packages will be available at
participating properties for the 3rd Annual
Yuks in the Muk weekend. Tickets can be
purchased in advance at the Red
Fox Bar and Grille in Jackson Village and
at The
Met Coffee House in North Conway, NH.
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ATTITASH AND PEAK RESORTS ANNOUNCE
08/09
WINTER SKI SEASON PASSES
Attitash and Peak Resorts announced the sale
of the 08/09 winter ski season pass products
starting at $349. Early birds will get the
worm, though. The best prices on next year's
season passes are on purchases prior to May
31, 2008. Here's a run-down on 08/09 season
pass offers, quoted with the early-bird rate:
Nor'easter Pass: $849 for Adult, $749
Young
Adult, $649 Junior, $549 Senior. Valid
everyday at Attitash and Crotched, NH; Mount
Snow, VT; and Big Boulder and Jack Frost, PA.
Benefits include: 20% off retail.
Granite Pass: $579 for Adult, $529 Young
Adult, $529 Junior, $529 Senior. Valid
everyday (no blackouts) at Attitash and
Crotched Mountain in NH. Benefits include:
15% off retail.
Classic Pass: $479 for Adult, $429 Young
Adult, $429 Junior, $429 Senior. Valid 7
days a week except for 11 blackout days
including, December 26-31, 2007; January
17-18, 2009; February 14-16, 2008. Benefits
include: 10% off retail.
Midweek Pass: $349 - Attitash only
pass for
all ages. Valid Monday thru Friday except
during blackout days.
Child: $50 - Attitash only pass. Valid
everyday.
As an extra bonus for early bird purchasers,
new 08/09 Passholders can use their pass for
the remainder of the 07/08 season. Those who
purchase a Nor'Easter, Granite or Classic
pass for 08/09 will also receive a free lift
ticket to share that is good for the rest of
the 07/08 season.
All current Attitash 07/08 passholders and
new Attitash 08/09 passholders are invited to
a Passholder Appreciation Day on Saturday,
April 5, 2008. Passholders can bring a friend
to ski free on that day and also enjoy
special discounts in Ptarmigan's Pub. For
more information, visit Attitash.
TUCKERMAN INFERNO TRIATHLON
AND PENTATHLON
The annual Tuckerman's Inferno Triathlon and
Pentathlon, sponsored by Friends of
Tuckerman, a non-profit organization founded
to preserve the historic uses of Tuckerman
Ravine, will be held April 18-20. The
Tuckerman Inferno Pentathlon is New England's
Premiere five event adventure sports race
(Run, Kayak, Cycle, Hike, Backcountry, Ski).
The race starts in the Mount Washington
Valley and finishes in Tuckerman's Ravine.
This is a great spectator event and a
fabulous adventure for extreme sports fans.
Info: 603-356-0131 or
Friends
of Tucks.
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KAHUNA LAGUNA, MT WASHINGTON
VALLEY'S
NEWEST WATER PARK
Kahuna Laguna, the new 40,000 square-foot
indoor water park at the Red Jacket Mountain
View Resort & Spa in North Conway, NH, is now
open. The first of its kind in northern New
England, this multimillion-dollar project has
a tropical theme with a large indoor wave
pool, multiple body and tube slides, an
activity pool, children's area, arcade and
café. Guests of the resort may enjoy Kahuna
Laguna all year, and during the warmer months
the resort's new outdoor pool will also be
open. At this time, Kahuna Laguna is reserved
exclusively for guests of the Red Jacket
Mountain View Resort.
Featured attractions at the park include the
Wiki Wave Pool, where twin water- and
air-powered pumps use the latest wavemaking
technology to deliver powerful three-foot,
crossing waves. The zero-entry pool has a
maximum depth of five feet. The colorful body
and tube slides total 900 feet in length with
high-speed twists and turns, ending in a pool
below the slide tower. The Bamboo Bay
Adventure Tower is a play tower with water
cannons, slides, squirting coconuts, a rope
bridge and a giant 170-gallon tipping bucket.
Kahuna Court and Waterfall is an activity
pool for basketball or volleyball and has a
five-foot waterfall. And, Little Kahuna Kids'
Play Area is specially designed for younger
visitors with a shallow pool, a three-person
slide, water toys, a four-person baby bouncer
and lemon drop fountains. A 25-person
whirlpool, the Tiki Tide Café and the Aloha
Arcade complete the overall water park
experience.
Admission to the park is $25-40, depending on
height; an observation pass is available for
$10. For FAQs and more information, visit
Kahuna
Laguna. The Hampton Inn
and Suites also features an indoor water
park. FMI, visit
Red
Jacket at MWVCC
TAKE THE SOCK HOP EXPRESS
ON CONWAY SCENIC RR
The whole family can celebrate the coming of
spring on April 19 with a train ride to
Kennett Middle School. Enjoy the music and a
performance by "Wayne from Maine". Come
prepared to dance, as Wayne will get the
whole family hopping along with the music.
Trip departures are at 10:00am and 1:00pm.
Make reservations by phone at 1-800-232-5251
starting April 16, 2008 or on-line at
Conway
Scenic.
JR OLYMPICS FOR KIDS 8-13 AT
CRANMORE
Kids between the ages of 8 and 13 have the
opportunity to participate in the Jr. Olympic
Skills Competition being held at Cranmore
Family Fitness Center, April 12, 11am - 1pm.
This grassroots youth participation program
allows boys and girls, competing separately
the opportunity to showcase their athletic
abilities in three athletic events:
basketball, tennis, and track & field. The
program is designed to encourage youth
participation in sports while promoting
sportsmanship. Champions from this local
qualifying event will advance to one of the
Regional Competitions taking place June 7th
in Rochester, NH, in hopes of advancing to
the National Finals to be held July 24-27 in
Chicago, IL. Participants may register the
day of the event. Registration forms are
available at the CFFC front desk and at
Jr
Olympics. There is no
registration fee.
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FREE 5X7 OF YOUR PET
Visit Four Your Paws Only, North Conway's
award winning pet shop and bakery on Sunday,
April 27, between 10-3pm and receive a FREE
5x7 photo of your pet with each portrait
sitting fee. Create permanent memories of
that new puppy, your family with your pets,
and/or children with pets. It's not too
early to take that holiday card photo for
next Christmas. Walk-ins are welcome, however
appointments are preferred. Reasonable
portrait packages are available, as well as
other great gift items including mugs, mouse
pads, t-shirts & more. Create a great gift
for Mother's Day or Father's Day. For more
information, visit Four
Your Paws Only or call 800-327-5957.
LEARN ABOUT MAPLE SUGARING
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Nigel Manley, Director of the Rocks Estate,
will offer a lecture about Maple Sugaring in
New Hampshire at. 8:30 pm in the Conservatory
at the Mount Washington Hotel. Part of the
Mount Washington Hotel's Spring Lecture
Series, this informative presentation is open
to the public and free of charge. The Spring
Lecture Series is held every Thursday night
until June 19th (except May 22). For a full
schedule of lectures and more information,
visit Mount
Washington Resort.
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| LODGING PACKAGE OF THE MONTH |
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In Mt Washington Valley lodging properties
are known for making lemonade from lemons, or
in this case, mudslides from Mud Season!
Here are two packages from country inns that
do more than just "muddle" through springtime
mud.
Now through May 18: MUDSLIDE AWAY AT
SNOWVILLAGE INN, SNOWVILLE, NH: The town may
be named for snow, but once it's gone, guests
will be mudsliding away every weekend here.
The Snowvillage Inn Mudslide package includes
the best available accommodations for two
nights, a full country breakfast each
morning, dinner by candlelight each evening
with a mudslide to start and mud pie for
dessert all for $199 per person (double
occupancy). Add a third night of lodging for
just $49 per person. Info: 800-447-4345,
Snow
Village Inn.
April - May: RIVERBEND INN B&B OFFERS "COME
PLAY IN THE MUD", MUD, MASSAGE AND ROMANCE:
Discover the pleasures of Mud Season: no
crowds or traffic, mild weather, and great
deals! This spring Riverbend Inn will offer
guests the glories of mud and massage with a
two night packages for $499 per couple.
"Mud"dle together in a deluxe king room for
two nights, luxuriate with two one-hour
massages and an organic mud mask, then top it
off with mud-covered strawberries (chocolate
dipped, actually) and an award-winning
multi-course breakfast for two, which
includes Mud Parfaits (fresh berries, yogurt,
and granola) and Muddy Coffee Cake made with
sour cream and blueberries. Who knew that
playing in the mud could be so much fun for
adults! Info: 800-628-6944,
Riverbend
Inn.
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