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At Loon Mountain Resort, ski with Santa Dec. 21-22. For a full list of events, visit www.loonmtn.com/events. (Courtesy photo)

CONWAY — The recent snowstorm blanketed New Hampshire’s ski areas in up to six inches of fresh snow. Recent cold temperatures have allowed ski area operators to recharge snowmaking efforts, adding depth to open ski trails and expanding open terrain. Ski areas are hopeful for continued snow and favorable ski conditions. Special events fill the calendars, and ski and stay packages encourage travelers to enjoy more time in New Hampshire.

“Storms like this one help to create excitement among the skiing community and encourage visitors and locals alike to take time to get out and ski as well as take advantage of additional ski area offerings like snow tubing, zip lining, and a variety of apres-ski entertainment that the resorts put on,” said Shannon Dunfey-Ball, Ski New Hampshire marketing and communications manager.

At Gunstock Mountain Resort, Santa Claus will take a break from Christmas preparations for a stop at Gunstock for festive skiing. Bring a camera and snap a picture with thee jolly skier on Saturday, Dec. 21. Spend the last day of 2019 at the Gunstock Rocks New Year’s Eve event with family-friendly, on-snow and lodge-based events starting at 3 p.m. Every Saturday and Sunday at 9 a.m., yurt yoga is at the adventure center. For a full list of events, visit gunstock.com/calendar.  

For information on holiday offerings at New Hampshire’s ski areas: 

For more information about Ski New Hampshire, visit SkiNH.com. For statewide travel info, visit VisitNH.gov.

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