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Social SocialDarcy Morse, director of communications, Sunday River Resort
Darcy Morse is the director of communications for Sunday River Resort where she oversees the resort’s internal and external communications (including social media and in the winter months, snow reporting) and media relations. She’s a born and raised Mainer who grew up skiing and snowboarding on the slopes of Sunday River before attending the University of Maine Orono and later the University of Denver. To date, she’s been in the ski resort industry now for well over a decade, with some time spent at Winter Park Resort as their Communications Manager before deciding to move back home and into her current gig. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsStoring your ski gear for the summer
A great ski season is winding down. Time to think about storing your skis and boots for the summer. Here are a few good tips for proper care of your goods. Read on
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Window to the WoodsWhat do a Harley-Davidson and Sunday River have in common?
A weekend ski trip & upcoming ski events, including FREE skiing at Sunday River. Read on
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Window to the WoodsDiscount skiing: Maine Day
Here's the best deals! Spring skiing should bring the warmest days of the season, yet the mountain tops still look like the arctic tundra. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsBethel Hostel: Inexpensive, close to skiing and hiking
The Bethel Hostel: Inexpensive, comfy bunks, hot showers, kitchen, common room, TV, free wifi, coffee maker, quiet, good company, convenient to skiing at Sunday River and miles of hiking trails in the White Mountain National Forest, Grafton Notch State Park and much more. Check it out! Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsWhat do mean you don’t ski?!
Skiing the mountains of not only Maine, but much of New England, means getting to see a lot of different terrain for sure. Perhaps more than the wealth of beautiful scenery and wonderful trails, however, are all the great people you meet along the way. Rachel Benoit at Mount Sunapee is one of them. Here's her story... Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsClimate change and the ski industry
Skiing is an age old Maine tradition and an important part of our state’s economy. As our climate continues to warm, how will climate change affect snow and the ski industry? Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsFree night skiing at Black Mountain this Thursday March 6
Enjoy free night skiing and nearly 1,400 feet of vertical this Thursday, March 6 from 4 to 9 p.m. at Black Mountain in Rumford. Or ski it any Friday, Saturday or Sunday for just $15, the best ski deal in Maine. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsWinterKids Downhill 24 at Mount Abram is next weekend, March 8-9!
The 2nd annual WinterKids Downhill 24 is almost here. Do you have your ski team together? This 24-hour ski challenge fundraiser at Mt. Abram benefits WinterKids, the fantastic non-profit organization that “helps children develop healthy lifelong habits through fun, outdoor winter activity.” Team up, ski, have fun, do good! Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsNew Burke Mountain ownership bringing lots of changes
There are new faces, new ownership and a new logo for Burke Mountain, the venerable ski area in the scenic Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, plus improved snowmaking, lodge upgrades, and a host of other big change in the works. Come ski for yourself! Read on
