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In the mid-80s, we were living near Keene. For our February break, the second week of Vacation Week, we’d load up the kids and skis and come to Mount Washington Valley. One of the first alpine areas we tried was Jackson’s Black Mountain. It had a reputation for being a family-friendly mounta…

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On Jan. 30, I drove to Bartlett’s Bear Notch Ski Touring Center to celebrate its 30th year of operation. It was like coming home and finding things are as good as they’ve always been. The trails were impeccably groomed, just like they’ve always been. Bear Notch’s claim to have a snow belt ad…

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Cross-country skiing seems so simple. Put on your ski boots, grab your skis and poles and go ski. However, experienced skiers know that it’s not always that easy. The choices you make before you ski can determine how much you enjoy or dislike the outing. Choose the right gear and wax for the…

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In high school sports, there can be great years and not-so-great years. Success can be attributed somewhat to coaching, but it has more to do with who comes out to play. The best coach can’t have great results if he or she doesn’t have a robust and well-rounded team.

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Welcome to 2025, fellow Nordic skiers. Here’s hoping it is a good year for all of us, full of skiable snow. Despite the rain that soaked December’s snow, I remain optimistic that there will be more snow in January. Like other Nordics, I hold on to a positive and wishful attitude. What else c…

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Nordic skiing is a human-powered sport. To go anywhere, you have to move your feet or point them down a hill. As cross-country skiers put on their skis for the first time this season, they have to remember to move their feet and balance. You can walk or shuffle on cross-country skis, but the…