We received another 4” of snow Monday night and it looks like things will really improve starting Thursday for the weekend. Our mountain forecast calls for some snow Wednesday night into Thursday and then again Saturday night into Sunday. Based on our current forecast we will be making snow Thursday and Friday nights. We are only 5 floors short of filling our second Prudential Center with machine made snow (see our Snowometer on our home page), and our snowmakers are itching to put the second building over the top. We have tons of snow. We have received 95 inches of snow already this season. To see a video shot on Monday, Feb 4 go to mountsunapee.com.

Valentine’s Day – Carnations For The Ladies & Free Prizes

Valentine’s Day is Thursday, February 14. All ladies who purchase a lift ticket will receive a free red carnation. We will also be holding a Heart Hunt on the mountain during the day. If you find a heart and turn it in at Guest Services, adults will receive a framed 60th Anniversary Mount Sunapee poster and kids will receive a Shrek puzzle and a Snickers candy bar. Join the fun on Valentine’s Day.

Special Women’s Workshops This Weekend

This weekend, February 9-10, the Learning Center will be hosting one-day and two-day Women’s Workshops. The workshops are designed to enhance skills and confidence in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. There will be small well-matched groups lead by some of Mount Sunapee’s most experienced women instructors. Re-energize your skiing and reach your full potential as a skier this weekend. Each day includes four hours of daily coaching, lunch and a lift ticket. A one-day workshop costs $185. The weekend workshop costs $355. Special rates are available for season pass holders. Call 603-763-3500 for more information and reservations.

Ross Powers Snowboard Camp Feb 23-24, 2008

Ross Powers, two-time Olympic medal winner (Gold 2002, Bronze 1998) and X-Games champion, is hosting a two-day snowboard camp at Mount Sunapee on February 23-24, 2008. Ross is assembling top-notch coaches from around the country for two days of fast-paced riding and training in Mount Sunapee’s SoBe Freeride Zone that will propel snowboarders to the next level. Ross will be at Mount Sunapee both days and will ride with each group both days. The Camp costs $329 if booked by February 10 ($399 after Feb. 10) and includes coaching Saturday and Sunday, a pizza party with Ross and the coaches and entry into the Snickers N’ Kickers Pipe Competition Sunday afternoon. Proceeds benefit the Ross Powers Foundation. For reservations call 603-763-3500.