Stratton Mountain Resort, Vermont

Stratton Mountain, Your Vermont Summer Base Camp!

Stratton is an ideal starting point for that Vermont summer getaway. Championship 27-hole golf course - Nature hikes - Scenic gondola rides - Paintball - Canoe and kayak tours - Fly-fishing - Tennis - Golf & Tennis School and much much more...

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Stratton Mountain Resort



About the Resort

No. 1 in North America for Terrain Parks (SKI 2007) and Top Pipe (Transworld).

Resort Village, new lodging, scores of activities for the whole family, skier and non-skier alike. Nearby Manchester is home to great Antiques, Horse Shows, and more than 50 Designer Outlets.

STRATTON MOUNTAIN SUMMER EVENT SCHEDULE

JULY 2008

2 - Vermont Symphony Orchestra "From Vermont With Love." 7:30 pm, Hildene Meadowlands, Manchester. Gates open for picnicking 6 pm. For more information visit www.vso.org or call
(800) VSO-9293

3-19 - The Dining Room. Dorset Theatre Festival production

4 - Wardsboro Street Fair & Parade. Historic books and cards. Raffles for painting and handmade quilt; tickets for sale at Wardsboro Library, Wardsboro Country Store or West Wardsboro Store beg. April 1. Also Super Raffle of over 20 items. 9 am; across from Wardsboro Town Hall. Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Wardsboro Library

4-6 - 4th of July Celebration & Bluegrass Festival. 4th of July fireworks on Saturday. Stratton Mountain

4 - 5K Fun Run/Walk. Starts at 9 am at the Dana L. Thompson Memorial Park, Manchester. Manchester Parks and Recreation

4 - Vermont Voltage vs. Southern Vermont All-Stars Soccer. 8 pm at Applejack Field at the Dana L. Thompson Memorial Park. Manchester Parks and Recreation

4 - Fireworks 9:15 pm (approx.) at the Dana L. Thompson Memorial Park, Manchester. Manchester Parks and Recreation

5 - Bucky Pizzarelli & the John Pizzarelli Trio. 7:30 pm in Arkell Pavilion. For ticket information, call the Box Office at SVAC

5 - The Lustre Kings. Bromley Mountain

7 - Open Studio Camp. Vermont Arts Exchange

9 - Washington County Band Concert. Variety of pop and old favorites return to Hildene's event tent. Rain or shine; gates open for picnicking 6 pm; concert begins 7 pm. Admission. Hildene

9-Aug.17 - Vermont Summer Festival Horse Shows. 6 weeks of top equestrian competition. At the Harold Beebe Farm, Rte 7 North, East Dorset. For schedule and more information, visit
www.vt-summerfestival.com

10 - Mellon Tytell presents "My Lucky Dog". 7 pm at the Northshire Bookstore

10 - MMF Thursday Night Series With special guests Jaime Laredo, violin; Sharon Robinson, cello; and David Deveau, piano. Works by Dvorak, Kodaly and others. At the SVAC Arkell Pavilion. Manchester Music Festival

10-26 - The Light in the Piazza- Mainstage Production. Weston Playhouse

11 - Alex Torres & His Latin Orchestra. Lively Latin music at the Hildene event tent. An all-weather event. Gates open for picnicking 5 pm; dance lessons 5:30-7:30 pm; concert 7:30 pm. For ticket information, call Vermont Arts Exchange, 442-5549

12 - Antiques Show. Antique dealers and recognized experts from the northeast. 10 am-4 pm on the Meadows; early and regular admission. Forbes & Turner Production. Hildene

12 - Janet Fish: Into the Light. Free Opening Reception, 2-4 pm, Elizabeth de C. Wilson Museum. Exhibition surveys four decades of work by Vermont painter Janet Fish. Approximately 30 paintings and pastels borrowed from private collectors, museums and the artist's own holdings. SVAC

12 - Family Workshop-Take Me Out to the Ballgame. Enjoy an afternoon dedicated to America's favorite pastime. Learn about local baseball heroes and check out our jerseys, bats and more from the Joe DiMaggio estate. For children ages 6 and older and their grown-ups. Fee; pre-registration required. 1-3 pm at Bennington Museum

13 - Sundays on the Hill Concert. Middlebury String Trio. Admission; 4 pm at the Church on the Hill, Weston

13 - Workshop: Katherine Josten. Art from the heart of nature. For artists of all media: visual, performance, literary, musical, mixed media. Fee. Bennington Center for the Arts

13 - Floyd Scholz, Master carver will present a workshop for artists of all levels. Fee. Bennington Center for the Arts

14 - Hildene Book Club 3:30 pm, Welcome Center Beckwith Room. Free. Hildene

14 - Music Camp & Drawing & Painting Camp. Vermont Arts Exchange

14 - Young Artist Concert. Riley Center at Burr and Burton Academy. Manchester Music Festival

14-15 - Smirkusology: A Science Extravaganza! Circus Smirkus performance at Vermont Agriculture Business Education Center, Brattleboro. Shows at 2 and 7 pm both days. For more information, visit www.smirkus.org

14-17 & 20-24 - Children's Literature Manuscript Workshops with Barbara Seuling. InView Center for the Arts

16 - MMF Master Class Bayla Keyes, violin. At the Riley Center, Burr and Burton Academy, Manchester. Manchester Music Festival

16 - Ballet Manchester at Arkell Pavilion SVAC

17 - MMF Thursday Night Series Special guest, pianist Davide Cabassi, 2005 Van Cliburn Competition finalist. At the SVAC Arkell Pavilion. Manchester Music Festival

18-20 - Hemmings Concours d'Elegance. Stratton Mountain

18 - Theresa Rebeck presents "Three Girls and Their Brother". 7 pm at the Northshire Bookstore

19 - Music from Manchester at the Clark Art Institute

19 - Sylvia Markson's Magic Trunk Show. Bromley Mountain

19 - July Exhibitions. Free Opening Reception 2-4 pm, Yester House Gallery. Ten artists display their works in the galleries of Yester House. SVAC

19 - Duke Ellington Orchestra 7:30 pm, Arkell Pavilion. Ticket information, call the Box Office at SVAC

19 - Anne Rivers Siddons presents "Off Season". 7 pm at the Northshire Bookstore

19-20 - Rock River Artists Tour

19 - Lincoln Lecture Series "Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, A Study of Styles" by Brooks Davis. 10 am in the Pavilion. Hildene

20 - All Aboard! Help bring our Pullman car, the Sunbeam, home! Family fun celebration. Welcome Center, 11 am-2 pm; free. Hildenee

20 - Sundays on the Hill Concert. The Brass Connection, classical and pops. Admission; 4 pm at the Church on the Hill, Weston

21 - Workshop: John Pitcher. John Pitcher's field sketching and nature journaling. Artists of all levels are welcome. Fee. Bennington Center for the Arts

21 - Clay Camp & Open Studio Camp. Vermont Arts Exchange

21 - Young Artist Concert Riley Center at Burr and Burton Academy. Manchester Music Festival

21-23 & 26-27 - Junior Golf & Kids Kamp. Stratton Mountain

22 - Northshire Performing Arts Presents Tenor Salvatore Licitra. Look for a stunning repeat of Licitra's 2005 sold-out performance. Arkell Pavilion, SVAC. Tickets and more information, call
867-4146

23 - MMF Master Class Heidi Kushios, flute. At the Riley Center, Burr and Burton Academy, Manchester. Manchester Music Festival

23-Aug.10 - No Child... Other Stages Production. Weston Playhouse

24 - Hubbard Hall Under the Stars Rain or shine. Gates open for picnicking at 5:30 pm; play at
7 pm. Free. Hildene

24 - Mark Weston presents "Prophets and Princes". 7 pm at the Northshire Bookstore

24 - MMF Thursday Night Series: Journey for the Battenkill Including Schubert's 'Trout' quintet and works by Spohr and Mozart. Sponsored by Orvis. At the SVAC Arkell Pavilion. Manchester Music Festival

24-Aug.9 - A Year With Frog and Toad. Dorset Theatre Festival production

26 - Richard Erdman Presents. Vermont born and internationally known sculptor Richard Erdman discusses aspects of contemporary sculpture in relation to the power of abstraction. Event will provide the launching point of The Vermont Marble Trail project. Arkell Pavilion at SVAC

26 - Teddy Bear Parade. Stratton Mountain

26 - 2nd Annual Mt. Holly Garden Tour. Over 12 participating gardens. Tickets and maps sold at Belmont Library. 9 am-4 pm rain or shine. $12 adults; $6 youth. For more information, call
259-3333

26 - Mediterranean Romance Dinner. The Wilburton's signature dinner. Gourmet buffet featuring warm flavors of the Mediterranean. Music performed by Hellenic Nights, who will also teach Greek and Israeli dancing. 6 pm at The Wilburton Inn, Manchester. For reservations call 362-2500

26 - 'Impressions of New England' Opening 3-5 pm. Romantic Vermont covered bridges and misty scenes of the Maine coast. Bustling Boston cityscapes and beautiful fall foliage renditions. Exhibit continues through Nov. 30. Bennington Center for the Arts

26 - Jamaica Old Home Day. Come and join us at Vermont's Street Party! Events, parade, games for kids, food, music, craft vendors, Award Quilt Show and The Chili Cookoff! Noon-5:30 pm, Jamaica. For more information, email: stay@threemtn.com

26 - The Best Little Quilt Show in Vermont. Featuring only award-winning quilters. 11 am-5 pm. Jamaica Town Hall. For more information, email: jbobsto9@aol.com

27 - Digital Landscape and Nature Workshop. Bennington Center for the Arts

26-27 - Civil War Re-enactors. 9:30 am-4:30 pm. Admission at the Welcome Center. Hildene

27 - Komen Vermont-New Hampshire Race for the Cure. Raise pledges, run or walk. At Hildene Meadowlands in Manchester Village. To register, volunteer, or for more information, visit www.vtnhcure.org or call the race office at 362-2733

27 - "It's All About Marble" A marble-producing historical exhibit and celebration sponsored by the Dorset Historical Society. 1-4 pm at the Dorset Historical Society, Bley House, on Rte 30, Dorset.For more information, call 867-0245

28 - Young Artist Concert. Riley Center at Burr and Burton Academy. Manchester Music Festival

30 - Ballet Manchester at Arkell Pavilion SVAC

31 - MMF Thursday Night Series: Journey Down the Third Stream. Classical jazz concert including works by Ravel, Bernstein and Martinu. At the SVAC Arkell Pavilion. Manchester Music Festival

31-Aug.23 - Les Miserables- Mainstage Production. Weston Playhouse

AUGUST 2008

1 - New England Shakespeare Under the Stars. Much Ado About Nothing is Shakespeare as you've never seen! At the event tent, rain or shine. Gates open for picnicking 5 pm; play begins 6 pm. Admission. Hildene

1 - Dave Brubeck Quartet. 7:30 pm, Arkell Pavilion. Ticket information, call the Box Office at SVAC

2 - "American Artists Abroad" Opening 3-5 pm. Travel the world through the eyes of American artists. Exhibit continues through Sept. 14. Bennington Center for the Arts

1-3 - Southern Vermont Art & Craft Festival. 26th annual art and fine craft fair. One-of-a-kind and limited-edition works. Craft demonstrations & food. On Hildene's Meadowlands. Hours: Fri. & Sun.10 am-5 pm; Sat. 10 am-6 pm. For more information, call Craftproducers Markets, Inc. at
(802) 425-3399

2 - 5th Annual Gear Up for Lyme Mt. Equinox Uphill Bike Climb. A 5.4-mile bicycle race up scenic Mt. Equinox Skyline Dr. for experienced cyclists. Presented by Manchester Rotary Club to benefit the Lyme Disease Assoc. and other local charities. For registration, sponsorship information, visit www.gearupforlyme.com or call Andy Holzman, 362-3226

2-3 & 4-6 - Women's Golf Programs. Stratton Mountain

3 - Sundays on the Hill Concert: Alla Breve, guitar and flute Duo. Admission; 4 pm at the Church on the Hill, Weston

4 - Water Arts Camp. Vermont Arts Exchange

4 - Young Artist Concert. Riley Center at Burr and Burton Academy. Manchester Music Festival

4-8 - Kid's View Art Camp for Children. InView Center for the Arts

7 - MMF Thursday Night Series: Journey Through the Orchestral Sound MMF's annual orchestral concert with Wayne DuMaine, trumpet and Shoshana Rudiakov, piano. Works by Haydn, Chopin and Beethoven. At the SVAC Arkell Pavilion. Manchester Music Festival

9 - Michael Feinstein in Concert. 7:30 pm, Arkell Pavilion. Ticket information, call the Box Office at SVAC

9 - Sylvia Markson's Magic Trunk Show. Bromley Mountain

9 - The Red Barn Affair. The familiar silent auction rises to a new level. Cocktails, light fare, live music, silent and live auctions, raffles, door prizes and more. 5-7:30 pm; 170 Main St., Wardsboro. Tickets $10, on sale beg. July 4 at the Street Fair, Wardsboro Library, by email or phone. Friends of the Wardsboro Library

9-10 - Dog Days of Summer. Stratton Mountain

9 - Lincoln Lecture Series "Governing the Confederacy" by William Cooper. 10 am, Beckwith Room. Hildene

9 - Family Workshop-History Mystery. Work together using old maps, photographs and other documents to piece together the past of a well-known Bennington location. 1-3 pm. Bennington Museum

10 - Floyd Scholz, Master carver will present a workshop for artists of all levels. Fee. Bennington Center for the Arts

10 - Music at Dionondehowa

10 - "Woman-The Artist's View" Opening 3-5 pm. Artists from around the globe celebrate the endless and fascinating facets of womanhood. Exhibit continues through Sept. 21. Bennington Center for the Arts

11 - Young Artist Concert. Riley Center at Burr and Burton Academy. Manchester Music Festival

11 - Water Arts Camp. Vermont Arts Exchange

11 - Hildene Book Club. 3:30 pm, Welcome Center Beckwith Room. Free. Hildene

11-15 - On-Location Watercolor Workshop with Judi Wagner. InView Center for the Arts

13 - MMF Master Class "The Shanghai Quartet". At the Riley Center, Burr and Burton Academy, Manchester. Manchester Music Festival

13 - Robert D. Thum Memorial Concert. Wood's Tea Company's hearty blend of Maritime, American and Celtic folk music. Concert held at the event tent, rain or shine. Admission. Gates open 5 pm for picnicking; concert at 6 pm. Hildene

14 - MMF Thursday Night Series: Journey Through the Romantics' Minds' Eye. Special guests: the Shanghai Quartet. At the SVAC Arkell Pavilion. Manchester Music Festival

14-30 - June Moon. Dorset Theatre Festival production

16 - The Lustre Kings. Bromley Mountain

17 - Sundays on the Hill - Concert Counterpoint, directed by Robert DeCormier. Admission; 4 pm at the Church on the Hill, Weston

17 - Alan Nyiri Digital Photography Workshop. Fee. Bennington Center for the Arts

18 - Young Artist Concert. Riley Center at Burr and Burton Academy. Manchester Music Festival

18-20 - Family Golf School. Stratton Mountain

18-22 - Come Paint with Me Plein Air, all media, with Bobbi Mullen. InView Center for the Arts

20 - Ballet Manchester at Arkell Pavilion SVAC

21 - MMF Thursday Night Series: Journey Through Song: Singers from the Metropolitan Opera with Soprano Jennifer Check and others. Caren Levine, piano. At the SVAC Arkell Pavilion. Manchester Music Festival

22-24 - Bondville Fair. Stratton Mountain

23 - August Exhibitions. Free Opening Reception, 2-4 pm, Yester House Gallery. Eight artists display their works throughout the galleries of Yester House. SVAC

23 - Green Mountain Senior Games. 5K/10K Run followed by a BBQ and lawn games. Manchester Parks and Recreation

23-24 - Toyota Trail Challenge. Stratton Mountain

23-24 - 34th Annual VADA Antique Show. 60 select dealers in room settings. $300 door prize drawing each day. Hrs. 10 am-5 pm Sat; 10 am-4 pm Sun. Hunter Park Pavilion, Manchester. For more information, call 885-3705

24 - Digital Landscape and Nature Workshop. Bennington Center for the Arts

24 - "The Imagination of DaVinci-Breaking the Code". Presented by longtime SVAC artist & PBS Host David Dunlop. A reception for and presentation by Dunlop, host of "Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop," a new PBS series. 5:30 pm at Yester House Gallery & Arkell Pavilion. SVAC

30 - "Diana Walker: Photojournalist" Free Opening Reception, 2-4 pm, Elizabeth de C. Wilson Museum. This exhibition features the work of photojournalist Walker of Time magazine; spans her 25 years of covering presidential administrations from Gerald Ford to Bill Clinton. SVAC

30-Sept.1 - Labor Day Weekend Celebration. Stratton Mountain

31 - Banjo Dan and the Mid-nite Plowboys. 1-4 pm on the Sun Deck. Bromley Mountain

SEPTEMBER 2008

1-5 - Children's Literature Manuscript Workshops with Barbara Seuling InView Center for the Arts

6 - Maple Leaf Half Marathon & 5K Start time: 8:30 am. Celebration and awards immediately following races. For more information, call 800-362-4144 or 362-2100. Register online at manchestervtmapleleaf.com

6 - "Launch into Motion" Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Health Fair. Come learn about exercise and healthy eating. Free screenings; children's activities; entertainment; healthy snacks. 9 am-noon. BMH parking lot, 17 Belmont Ave., Brattleboro. For more information, 257-8316

8-12 - Portraits in Oil with Clayton J Beck III. InView Center for the Arts

8 - Hildene Book Club 3:30 pm, Welcome Center Beckwith Room. Free. Hildene

9-12 - Traveling Boutique: Theresa Girzone King Jewelry. Beautiful handcrafted jewelry in sterling silver, with accent of cultured pearls and a beautiful array of colored gemstones. Gift Shop; Wilson Museum. SVAC

13 - Art on the Hill. A Free Family Day on the SVAC Campus, 10 am-3 pm. All members of the family are invited to participate hands-on in a variety of artistic media and to have a lot of fun in the bargain. SVAC

13 - Fourth Annual Tour de Grace. 19-mile downhill bike rally to Grace Cottage Hospital, Townshend, or 21-mile expert ride. Registration at Stratton, 8-10 am. Bus for bikes and riders provided back to Stratton. $25 registration fee to benefit Grace Cottage Hospital. Helmets required. For more information, visit www.gracecottage.org or call 365-9109

13 - Lincoln Lecture Series "Lincoln Today: Democrat or Republican?" 10 am, Beckwith Room. Hildene

14 - Sundays on the Hill Concert. Elisabeth von Trapp with Erich Kory, cello. Admission; 4 pm at the Church on the Hill, Weston.

20 - VINS Birds of Prey Bromley Mountain

20 - Harvey Frommer presents Remembering Yankee Stadium. 7 pm at the Northshire Bookstore

22-Oct.13 - Fall Foliage Extended Gondola Schedule Stratton Mountain

20 - "Plein Air Painters of America" Opening 3-5 pm. Scenes completed on location in one sitting will be on display and are available for purchase. Exhibit continues through Nov. 30. Bennington Center for the Arts

25-29 - Craig Nelson's Plein Air Workshop. InView Center for the Arts

27 - Peru Fair In Peru Village, 9 am-4 pm. Parade at 9:45 with pig roast, live music, and much more in true old fashioned Peru Fair Flair! Please be there! For more information email perufaircommittee@earthlink.net

27 - 52nd National Fall Open. Free Opening Reception, 2-4 pm. Yester House Gallery at SVAC

27 - Mr. Lincoln's Gift. Interactive reading of the children's book by author Whitney Stewart. Ages 9 to 11, 10 am in the Pavilion. Materials Fee $3 per child. Hildene

28-Oct.6 - "As You Like It" Mainstage Production. Weston Playhouse

INDEX

BENNINGTON CENTER for the ARTS - VT Route 9 at Gypsy Lane, Bennington, VT. For more information, including fees for workshops, call 442-7158 or visit www.benningtoncenterforthearts.org

BENNINGTON MUSEUM - West Main Street, Bennington. Completely handicapped accessible. Hrs 10 am-5 pm; closed Wednesday. Adm; children and students grades K-12 free. Call 447-1571 or visit www.benningtonmuseum.org

BROMLEY MOUNTAIN - Full schedule online. Open weekends 5/24-6/15, daily
6/16-9/1. 10:30 am-5 p.m., 10:30a.m- 5:30 pm Saturdays in July and August. Rte 11,
6 miles east of Manchester. For information call 824-5522 or www.bromley.com

DORSET THEATRE FESTIVAL - Cheney Rd., Dorset. No Monday performances. Eve performances Tues., Thurs-Sat. Matinees Wed & Sun, some Saturdays, 3 pm. Tickets and box office information at 867-5777 or visit www.dorsettheatrefestival.org

FRIENDS of the WARDSBORO LIBRARY - For event details, including ticket information and FAQ visit www.friendsofwardsborolibrary.org

HILDENE - Main House Rte 7A, Manchester Village. Open daily 9:30 am-4:30 pm. Admission; children under 6 and members, free. For information/events/hours/tickets call 362-1788 or www.hildene.org

InVIEW CENTER FOR THE ARTS - at the Landgrove Inn. For workshop information call 824-6673, email: vtinn@sover.net or visit www.landgroveinn.com

MANCHESTER MUSIC FESTIVAL - For tickets and more information, call 362-1956, or if outside Vermont, 800-639-5868. Or visit www.manchestermusicfestival.org

MANCHESTER PARKS and RECREATION - For more information on programs and events, call 362-1439; email: ahmpr@sover.net; or visit www.manchesterrec.com

NORTHSHIRE BOOKSTORE - In Manchester. Schedule is subject to change. Visit www.northshire.com or call 362-2200; outside Vermont 800-437-3700

SOUTHERN VERMONT ARTS CENTER (SVAC) - West Rd, Manchester. Hrs: Tues-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12-5pm. For information call 362-1405 or www.svac.org SVAC ticket information at Box Office, 362-2522. Ballet Manchester tickets and information, call Ballet Manchester, 362-0759

STRATTON MOUNTAIN - All dates subject to change due to weather and other factors. For the most up-to-date event information/tickets call 1-800-STRATTON or www.stratton.com

VERMONT ARTS EXCHANGE - For more information on classes, workshops, Basement Music Series concerts or other events, call 442-5549 or visit VAE's website at www.vtartxchange.org

WESTON PLAYHOUSE - 703 Main St, Weston Village Green. Mat & Eve performances. Cabaret & dinner available. Other Stages performances at Weston Rod and Gun Club. Box Office 824-5288 or www.westonplayhouse.org

GENERAL INFORMATION

Rental Gear
Adult Junior Senior
Ski Package $30 $24 $30
Snowboard Package $39 $36 $39
Lessons & Instruction
Ski, Snowboard, Telemark. Women's Programs
Snowboarding
Home of the 26th Annual US Open Snowboarding Championships Mar. 17th - 23rd 2008, the nation's only fully certified snowboard school and Burton Method Center. Join us for the Vermont Freekiing Open March 25th - 30th, 2008
Racing Programs & Competitions
Stratton Competition Services offers coaching, training, race prep, course setting and timing. Ideal site for High School, College, Group and Club races. Or Race NASTAR (National Standard Race), the largest recreational ski race program in the world. Developed by SKI Magazine in 1968.
Recent Improvements
$2,000,000 in Mtn Improvements for 07/08
100+ new snow guns added to the arsenal
560ft covered magic carpet
Improved, redesigned learning area
New Learn To Ride Park - Kid's Park
Dining
Four mountain restaurants for daytime dining and après-ski. . Fine dining, family fare, taverns, creperie ... Mediterranean restaurant, Verde! For a touch of elegance check out Luna, enjoy fine dining in an exclusive Private Club atmosphere. Stratton Mountain Club's fine dining room (Luna) is open to the public.
Nightlife
Live music and fun events all season long! When the lifts close, head over to Grizzly's deck and watch the sun set over the mountain.Also in the village Green Door Pub downstairs from Mulligans, the spot for 21 - 31 crowd. Everyone loves the atmosphere of Mulberry Street Lounge features; martinis, cigars, hand-rolled H Upmann. Fine wine by the bottle or glass. Espresso and Cappuccino.
Local Lodging
Conveniently located in the Green Mountains of southern Vermont, Stratton delivers your ideal winter getaway. From hotels to 4 bedroom Houses. Call 1-800 STRATTON and book your reservation today.
Nearby Recreation
While big-mountain skiing and riding are at the heart of that winter vacation, Stratton gives new meaning to "après" with a full menu of activities including horse-drawn sleigh rides, snowmobile tours, Spa and Sports Center plus two Nordic Centers for cross country skiing and snowshoeing.










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