Bundle Up + Let's Get After It
We hope everybody had a great long holiday weekend. Thanks for showing up, having fun, and working hard toward your goals. We love seeing the progression across the board.
The weekend is here, and it’s going to be cold. Thank you to everyone who has contacted us about attendance this weekend. If you haven't already, please reach out to Joe Weeks or your child's coach if you plan to come this weekend.
All Seasonal Programs will run as scheduled, with some operational changes for the safety of kids and coaches. Groups will take breaks after each run. Children may also choose to remain inside and take part in fun games throughout the day. Please note: children will be required to cover all exposed skin when they are outside.
The Seasonal Programs building will be open at 8:30AM. Check-in and group formation will take place in the building. Be sure to check the Mountain Report for the latest updates Saturday morning. Download the Loon App for up-to-the-minute notifications regarding operations.
Bring extra layers. Check the list below and be prepared for the weather. Sometimes a fresh pair of mittens can make a big difference.
Dress For Success
New England weather is changeable, and it's good to be prepared. Groups go out in all weather. Please check the forecast.
- Helmet & Goggles: Not required, but highly recommended
- Jacket & Snow Pants: Waterproof/water-resistant outerwear is key to comfort.
- Long Underwear, Socks & Layers: Best to have extras on hand
- Mittens, Gloves, Neck Warmers: It's personal preference, but most people find mittens to be warmer. Don't forget a neck warmer.
In the Bag
It's always a good idea to pack extra items in your child's bag. Having these items handy when needed goes a long way to your child being comfortable in their sessions. Leave the bag with your child's coach, who will make it easily available. Please keep these things in your child's bag:
- Hand and toe warmers
- Extra gloves or mittens
- Extra neck warmers or balaclavas
- Extra layers
- Extra socks
- Extra undergarments and outerwear for youngsters
Practice Slopestyle | January 24
Competition Teams have the chance to participate in a practice competition on Saturday. This is your athlete's chance to get feedback on their tricks, run choice, and overall plan for Sunday. Attendance for this practice event is encouraged. Athletes will have their runs filmed, and analysis will take place in the Seasonal Programs Building.
Give this practice comp your best effort. We've got some prizes for sweet tricks and good vibes, thanks to a generous donation from Rodgers Ski and Sport.
USASA Slopestyle | January 25
Comp Teams will be competing in Loon's Springboard Park this weekend in a USASA slopestyle. This event is sold out, and will run for the entire day. If you would like to watch your child compete, there will be a spectator zone on course, accessible via Seven Brothers trail.
You must have a valid lift ticket or season pass to access the spectator zone. There is not uphill traffic allowed to access the spectator zone; you must ski or ride to it.
All information can be found on the Stack App.
Golden Gala | January 31
A Night to Celebrate & Give Back
Join us for an evening of celebration, with moonlight skyrides, snowcat rides, auctions, dinner and drinks. Proceeds benefit the Loon Mountain Area Community Fund. Get your tickets now. Seating is limited and does sell out.
Superpipe | Fun Way to Sharpen Your Skills
New Hampshire's only superpipe is open - has your group been through it yet? It's a fun way to sharpen your riding and skiing skills, regardless of your desire to ride freestyle terrain.
Now's a great time to check it out. go big, or go small. Be Park S.M.A.R.T. Click through to learn more about terrain park safety.
We Need You
Please remember, your presence at the resort is required while your child is participating in a seasonal program session, in the event we need to reach you promptly.
Get In Touch. Be In Touch.
Please provide your child's coach with your contact information and make a note of their contact information.
Seasonal Programs Code of Conduct
The seasonal programs are a place for learning. Program participants are required to conduct themselves in ways that foster a supportive atmosphere in which each student can flourish.
The Seasonal Programs Code of Conduct sets expectations for everyone's conduct for the season.
Please review the document with your seasonal program participant.
