New Hampshire
Here are 5 places you can ski for under $100 in New Hampshire
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While winter in New England is always sure to be long, frigid and full of snow, for skiers, there is no better time of year.
The region is full of popular ski areas and resorts, including in New Hampshire. However, between lift tickets, outerwear and equipment rentals, the cost of the sport adds up quickly over the winter season. Looking for a place to ski that won’t break the bank?
Here are five places in New Hampshire where you can ski for under $100 this winter.
Gunstock Mountain Resort
Located in Gilford, Gunstock Mountain Resort provides a scenic skiing experience, with breathtaking views of Lake Winnipesaukee across its 227 skiable acres with 49 trails. Gunstock’s winter season also includes night skiing, snow tubing, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing and skijoring with dogs, as well as lessons, rentals and five onsite dining options.
Weekday tickets cost $65 for seniors and children ages 6-17, $75 for young adults ages 18-29 or $94 for adults ages 30-59. Weekend and holiday tickets cost $79 for seniors and children, $89 for young adults or just over $100 at $109 for adults. Tickets can be bought online or in-person, but reserving your spot online is recommended.
Through March 15, hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday. Gunstock Mountain Resort is located at 719 Cherry Valley Road in Gilford.
Black Mountain Ski Area
Black Mountain Ski Area has nurtured community-focused, independent skiing since 1935, growing over its 90 years to include 45 trails and five lifts across 140 acres of skiable terrain.
Adult tickets cost $62 on weekdays or $91 on weekends, while tickets for children ages 6 to 21 cost $41. Black Mountain Ski Area is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily at 373 Black Mountain Road in Jackson.
Crotched Mountain Resort
With 25 trails and five lifts between two terrain parks across 100 acres, Crotched Mountain Resort has the perfect trail for skiers of all levels. Plus, enjoy night skiing, lessons, rentals and food from the Onset Pub in the base lodge.
Lift tickets cost $70 for children and $79 for adults on weekdays, or $96 for children and $105 for adults on weekends, just over $100. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday and Monday or 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Crotched Mountain Resort is located at 615 Francestown Road in Bennington.
King Pine Ski Area
This Madison ski area offers 17 trails and 6 lifts for skiing, as well as ski lessons, snowboarding, snow tubing, snowshoeing, ice skating and a retail shop.
Weekday lift tickets start at $57 for adults, $46 for children and seniors or $20 for seniors over 70. On weekends, tickets cost $85 for adults, $57 for children and seniors, $33 for seniors over 70 or $15 for children under 5 and seniors over 80. Half-day and twilight tickets are available for lower prices. King Pine Ski Area also offers combination skiing and skating tickets for $15, as well as snow tubing tickets for $24 and ice skating tickets for $15.
From now through March 1, hours at King Pine are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on other weekdays and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends or holidays. The recreation area is located at 1251 Eaton Road, Route 153 in Madison.
Dartmouth Skiway
Though a smaller ski area, Dartmouth Skiway offers 30 trails over 104 acres just 20 minutes away from Dartmouth College.
When purchased online, weekday tickets cost $35 for adults or $30 for seniors and children, and weekend tickets cost $60 for adults or $45 for seniors and children. All ticket prices have a $5 increase when purchased at the window.
Lifts operate daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Dartmouth Skiway, located at 39 Grafton Turnpike Road in Lyme Center.
Margie Cullen of the USA TODAY Network contributed to this report.
New Hampshire is poised to approve the world’s first Bitcoin-backed municipal bond, valued at $100 million, according to social media reports. The bond is designed as a conduit bond with no taxpayer funds at risk, using over-collateralized Bitcoin held by BitGo Trust to secure the repayment. The bond’s innovative structure and potential implications for crypto-backed public debt have attracted attention, with Moody’s assigning it a provisional Ba2 rating. The bond, conceptualized by Wave Digital Assets in collaboration with Rosemawr Management, awaits final approval from the Governor and Executive Council. The market’s response to this development could influence Bitcoin’s future price expectations.
Key Takeaways
- The announcement suggests a significant step in integrating Bitcoin into traditional financial structures.
- Market participants appear to interpret this development as potentially increasing institutional confidence in Bitcoin.
- The bond’s approval could lead to a moderate increase in the odds of Bitcoin reaching higher price targets.
What to Watch
The final decision from the Governor and Executive Council in New Hampshire will be a key indicator of the bond’s impact. Observers may look for potential shifts in institutional adoption of Bitcoin as a collateral asset. Any further developments or official announcements regarding the bond’s pricing date could influence market expectations related to Bitcoin’s future valuation.
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