People tell me taking your family skiing is too complicated, I respectfully
disagree. It is worth the bother, it is by far the best family activity in
New England in winter. I think it’s that simple. As the late Michael Jackson
would sing, “ABC, it’s easy as one, two, three.”
Here are 26 reasons, in alphabetical acrostic format, why you and your
family should go skiing this winter:
Avoid cabin fever, skiing families don’t suffer from
sunlight deprivation or “shut in syndrome” in January.
Be a cool parent and teach your kids a lifelong sport that
you can enjoy together.
Celebrate winter in New England instead of dreading it.
Don’t worry if your ski suit doesn’t match, this is New
England not Deer Valley.
Eat hearty, skiing burns tons of calories.
Fall down and laugh about it…
Go downhill and enjoy the pull of gravity.
Hot cocoa tastes best after a few frosty ski runs.
Introduce a friend to the sport of skiing, they should be
forever grateful.
Jumps are fun, start small and build up to bigger.
Kids learn quickly, start yours’ on skis now.
Learning a new sport increases brain activity, improves
reflexes and balance.
Make lots of turns.
Nippy weather keeps skiing families close together.
Open snow covered slopes await your ski signature. Carve ‘em
up.
People who ski live longer, and have more fun.
Quit whining about the cold, and get out and enjoy it.
Recreate with your family, a day at Camden Snow Bowl beats
Chucky Cheese every time!
Snowflakes pile up into a fluffy blanket on ski area trails
just waiting to be skied.
Take time to enjoy the scenery. Standing on top of a snow
covered mountain is inspiring.
Unplug from your electronics and chat with your kids about
today’s best run.
Volunteer at a Handicapped Skiing club, at a local ski race
or event.
Wear layers and you will be ready for whatever Mother
Nature has in her bag of tricks..
eXpect to be tired, there is satisfaction in muscle fatigue
after a day on the slopes.
Yield when entering a trail and know the 7 point skiers’
responsibility code – it makes for a safer ski day.
Zip down the hill, get on the lift and do it again..
