Stories and More from the White Mountains
Although our season ended sooner than expected, it was a good one filled with groomers, powder giggles, sunshine filled apres afternoons, and plenty of chairlift rides. Based off of Instagram, here is our top 10 moments of the 2019-2020 season.
Read More Top 10 Posts of 19-20 WinterMarch is a big month here at Loon. Not only does it mean spring snowstorms and the beginning of spring skiing, but it is by far one of the best months for events. With all there is to do, we wanted to give you a rundown on what lies ahead. First Class Beginner’s Weekend Looking […]
Read More March MadnessSeasonal programs – it’s one of those words often tossed around when you’re on the mountain. What is it you may ask? It’s a season-long ski or snowboard program for any winter lover starting at age four and all the way up past 50. These programs are perfect for those looking to increase their on-snow […]
Read More The Reason for the Season(al) ProgramsIf you’ve made a trip to Loon this winter season, then you’ve undoubtedly seen how impressive the amount of snow cover and open terrain has been so far. However, Mother Nature doesn’t deserve the praise for dumping snow on the mountain yet – that honor belongs to the snowmakers. I tagged along for a “gun […]
Read More Sultans of Snow: An Interview With a Loon SnowmakerThis winter, Jay Scambio steps into the corner office as Loon’s new president and general manager. It’s a move that brings his career full circle. In 1998, Jay – then a Plymouth State University student – began working at Loon as a snowboarding instructor. After graduating in 2002, he became the resort’s terrain park manager. […]
Read More A Chat with Loon’s New President and General Manager