Family X-C Skiing in NY

Salmon Hills (that John speaks about in the message below) will have their
Grand Opening Celebration Saturday and Sunday, December 11 and 12. You
will get to meet the new owners, Hans and Kim Karlsen and the new
manager, John Leuenberger. There will be door prizes, complimentary
refreshments and skiing if the weather cooperates.

Snow or no snow, bring the family up and see what's new at Salmon Hills.
Season passes will be available and are available now for a discounted price
until December 1.

For more information about Salmon Hills or to make your winter
reservations, check out their web site at www.salmonhills.com, call them at
315-599-7008 or email them at .

(Tug Hill also has the Osceola Ski Center and the Tug Hill Ski Club's
"Tourathon" trails.)

All three have skating and classical trails.

Clara


----- Original Message -----
From: "John"
To: "Multiple recipients of list NORDIC-SKI"
Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 1:45 PM
Subject: Family Cross Country skiing in North East US


Since you live in NJ you might have heard of the High Point XC area. It's
not as good or dependable as more northern areas by they do have
snow-making
and grooming. Here's the link: http://xcskihighpoint.com/
Also, the owner, Hans, just purchased a resort on the Salmon River in the
Tug Hill section in NY. Here's the link. ... www.salmonhills.com.

Check it out. Get your first practice at High Point and if you like it go
to salmon Hills.

I'm on the Ski Patrol at HP. Maybe I'll see you there.

John


wrote in message
om...
Hi,

Can anybody suggest a good place for cross-country skiing vacations
(with kids) in North East of US ?

My son is almost 10 and is at least on intermediate level.

We've been to Lake Placid twice already, and it was fine.
Would like to try some other places like that or better
(NH, VT, NY, ME, MA, PA, NJ, maybe Quebec) ?

Live in central NJ.


Thank you in advance,
Oleg.









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Well I'm curious. What is new at Salmon Hills? I love skiing there
myself but bringing the family there is problematic. What else is
there to do there besides ski and tube? How does one keep a family
of young children occupied there after their short attention span has
had all the skiing it can take?

-Mitch


On Thu, 25 Nov 2004, wrote:

Salmon Hills (that John speaks about in the message below) will have their
Grand Opening Celebration Saturday and Sunday, December 11 and 12. You
will get to meet the new owners, Hans and Kim Karlsen and the new
manager, John Leuenberger. There will be door prizes, complimentary
refreshments and skiing if the weather cooperates.

Snow or no snow, bring the family up and see what's new at Salmon Hills.
Season passes will be available and are available now for a discounted price
until December 1.

For more information about Salmon Hills or to make your winter
reservations, check out their web site at www.salmonhills.com, call them at
315-599-7008 or email them at .

(Tug Hill also has the Osceola Ski Center and the Tug Hill Ski Club's
"Tourathon" trails.)

All three have skating and classical trails.

Clara


----- Original Message -----
From: "John"
To: "Multiple recipients of list NORDIC-SKI"
Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 1:45 PM
Subject: Family Cross Country skiing in North East US


Since you live in NJ you might have heard of the High Point XC area. It's
not as good or dependable as more northern areas by they do have
snow-making
and grooming. Here's the link: http://xcskihighpoint.com/
Also, the owner, Hans, just purchased a resort on the Salmon River in the
Tug Hill section in NY. Here's the link. ... www.salmonhills.com.

Check it out. Get your first practice at High Point and if you like it go
to salmon Hills.

I'm on the Ski Patrol at HP. Maybe I'll see you there.

John


wrote in message
om...
Hi,

Can anybody suggest a good place for cross-country skiing vacations
(with kids) in North East of US ?

My son is almost 10 and is at least on intermediate level.

We've been to Lake Placid twice already, and it was fine.
Would like to try some other places like that or better
(NH, VT, NY, ME, MA, PA, NJ, maybe Quebec) ?

Live in central NJ.


Thank you in advance,
Oleg.