Dear Friend,
Newfoundland and Labrador boasts some of the best skiing east of the Rockies, famous for its vertical drops, challenging runs and record snowfall with over 16 feet of fresh powder every year! Now's the perfect time of year-the snow's still crisp but the weather has warmed up, so you can enjoy all the thrill of winter in a climate closer to spring. There's cross country skiing in Gros Morne National Park and downhill in White Hills in Clarenville and Smokey Mountain in Labrador City.
For even greater variety, there's Marble Mountain in Corner Brook, planning to stay open until April 19. Offering over 30 courses varying in difficulty, Marble Mountain has something for everyone. The highest vertical drop at this resort is 1,700 feet high-that's 246 feet higher than the Empire State Building. With shorter line ups and spacious runs, spend less time waiting and more time skiing. Settle for nothing less than a pure winter thrill.
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March 2009
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