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Friends of Abenaki − Lodge Project
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Abenaki Ski Area will be entering its 79th season in December of 2014 and is currently the oldest small ski area in the United States. After 79 seasons, the last 10 of which have seen significant and sustained growth and renewal, Abenaki has outgrown its aging and decaying lodge. This proposal seeks to provide a solution. Despite the challenges of the lodge, the ski area has gone through a renaissance in the past nine years. The upsurge in popularity is attributable to our snowmaking capability, a ne...
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Friends of Abenaki − Our Goal
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2014: FUNDING FOR A NEW BASELODGE. Capital Improvements for the Revitalization of Abenaki Ski and Recreation Area:. Winter 2005-’06 Purchased Bombardier 274 Snow Groomer $ 59,300. Fall 2006 Purchased Novice Rope Tow for Kiddie Slope $ 3,000. Winter 2006-’07 Purchasing 2 portable HKD Snow Blizzard Snowmakers, $ 80,000. Winter 2007-’08 enabling area to operate. Installation of top-to-bottom permanent Snowmaking System was completed. Pump House for Pump System. Electrical Installation of pumps.
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Friends of Abenaki − MID WINTER 2
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History of Abenaki Ski Area. Donate to the Abenaki Lodge fund to help support community skiing in the Wolfeboro area for generations to come! Friends of Abenaki, Inc. Wolfeboro, NH 03894. 2014 - Friends of Abenaki, Inc. - PO Box 506 - Wolfeboro, NH 03894. Site By: Cris Dow.
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Friends of Abenaki − ABENAKI in PHOTOS
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NEW SNOWMAKING PUMP HOUSE. INSIDE THE SNOWMAKING PUMP HOUSE. ABENAKI SNOWMAKING ON A BEAUTIFUL WINTER DAY. TOP TO BOTTOM SNOWMAKING IN PROGRESS. WITHOUT and WITH SNOWMAKING. BUILDING THE RACING START PLATFORM. START PLATFORM FOR RACING. ABENAKI HAS A GREAT TERRAIN PARK. ABENAKI SNOWMAKING HAS ALSO MADE POSSIBLE A 1.3KM XC-SKI LOOP. OPEN TRAILS - THANKS TO NEW SNOWMAKING. BRILLIANT NEW LIGHTING - VISIT ABENAKI AT NIGHT. History of Abenaki Ski Area. Friends of Abenaki, Inc. Wolfeboro, NH 03894.
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Friends of Abenaki − Contribute
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The Friends of Abenaki, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization founded to help restore the ski area to its former position as a favorite winter recreation area for Wolfeboro area residents and visitors. Download our Contribution Card:. Yes, I would like to contribute. For upgrading the facilities at Abenaki Ski Area on Route 109A in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. Yes, I want to be included on the e-mail list which will keep me updated on meetings and activities. Make check payable and send to:.
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Friends of Abenaki − Thank You!
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Thank you for your generous donation to the Abenaki Ski Area Lodge. Your donation will help keep community skiing alive and well in the Wolfeboro area! Strap on your skis or board, grab the kids and grand kids and head on down to Abenaki for good old fashioned winter fun. View our upcoming events here on the Town website. History of Abenaki Ski Area. Donate to the Abenaki Lodge fund to help support community skiing in the Wolfeboro area for generations to come! Friends of Abenaki, Inc. Wolfeboro, NH 03894.
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Friends of Abenaki − History of Abenaki Ski Area
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History of Abenaki Ski Area. The first trails on Poor Farm Hill were cut and used during the winter of 1936 by the newly-formed Abenaki Outing Club. The members, Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro residents, were interested in promoting winter sports in the area and were convinced alpine skiing would draw winter tourists. The Hersey Family generously allowed use of their hill to all who came, and by 1940 a rope tow had been installed and a base lodge built, complete with stone fireplace. In the 1960’s both Brewste...
