
January - February 2007
Winter Fun When You Don’t Want to Ride
How many times have you thought: “I’ve had enough
of riding in the cold. I want to have fun in the snow!?”
Well many 5BBC riders enjoy that fun when they
travel with the sister club, the Ski & Snowboard
Club of New York (www.skiclubofnewyork.org).
Weekends provide the most fun, but if your busy
schedule doesn’t permit the time, a day trip can be
enough to satisfy your snow craving. On most trips
you can enjoy several types of activities on the snow:
Downhill Skiing, Snowboarding, Cross-country
Skiing and Snowshoeing. Some trips also give you
the opportunity to go inner-tubing or ice skating.
And you can take a ride down a bobsled run or
even speed skate at the Olympic Stadium on the
Lake Placid trip.
Comfortable travel in a well equipped motor coach
bus lets you relax between the city and the snow,
and gets you to the trails without a hitch. Each trip
is run by friendly and experienced ski eaders who
will do everything they can to make sure you and
the group have as much fun as possible. Whether
it’s about the bus, the hotel, the ski area, or equipment,
you’ll have someone on your side to make
sure you are safe and well taken care of. And
all this care and fun are brought to you at an
unbeatable value.
Destinations include some of the Northeast’s finest
winter resorts, so the quality of the snow will be
the best that it can be. There is always a choice of
terrain to suit every ability. You can take advantage
of lessons at any level and rent or demo new or
different equipment. Lift or Trail Passes are often
available at a reduced group-rate, so you can save a
few bucks as well. If you need to warm up, or just
had enough of the white stuff, there’s always a place
to sit and relax, get a hot or cold one, and have a
snack or meal. Nearby shops offer sales and service
to satisfy your gear and gadget needs.
Overnight accommodations on weekend trips are
close to the action, both day and night. You’ll enjoy
a warm bed, hot showers and hearty breakfasts.
Dinners are sometimes included, and always let you
enjoy the company of friends, old and new. Nightlife
can be experienced without the hassle of driving,
and you can find anything between mild and wild.
To find a trip that fits your calendar or your taste,
visit the website (www.skiclubofnewyork.org). Each
trip is described in detail, and other information
can be found to answer your questions. If there is
anything you want to know more about, or prefer
to speak to someone in person, call (212) 932-2300,
x116. The office is staffed by volunteers on Tuesday
nights from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. Otherwise, if you get
the voice mail service, just leave a message and
someone will get back to you right away.
2007 Schedule:
Saturdays; Jan 6, Feb 10 & 24: Day trips to Windham
Mountain offer Downhill Skiing and Snowboarding
Weekend Trips: Jan 19-21, Killington, VT – Slopeside
accommodations – Downhill/Snowboard &
Cross-country/Snowshoe Feb 16-19, Stowe, VT –
3 day MLK Weekend – Downhill/Snowboard &
Cross-country/Snowshoe Mar 2-4, Lake Placid, NY
– Olympic Center – Downhill/Snowboard &
Cross-country/Snowshoe Mar 9-11, Stratton, VT –
Slope-side accommodations; Lift Pass INCLUDED
– Downhill/Snowboard ONLY
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