Snow Happenings: Weekly Bulletin

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February 23 - March 2, 2026 IT’S WINTER BREAK, NO SCHOOL

Our weekly bulletin includes practice and race information for teams, as well as weekly hours, snowmaking and trail conditions, and upcoming event information. For more detailed information, including a full event calendar, weather conditions, detailed trail grooming conditions, solar calculator and trail pass purchases, please visit the Oak Hill website.

Hours of operation:  Welcome Center, Open; Retail and Rentals available 8:30-4:00.    Lighted night skiing hours 5:00-8:00pm every night. 

Morning Lights are Off for the Season.

Check out our selection of Snacks and Drinks in the Welcome Center for that extra energy boost to take on that extra Lap!! 

Got slow skis?!? We got wax, check out our kit of waxes For Sale.

Oak Hill T-Shirts and a selection of Nice Nordic Accoutrements for Sale Today

Check our Lost and Found, If you left it here We Got It.

Expected trail conditions: For the ages! The great natural snow continues to provide the greatest skiing in recent times. Cold persistent temperatures and long daylight hours and a team of meticulous groomers keeping your fantastic nordic center in great shape through this last week of February. Hoping to get one of our machines back in service after an extensive breakdown to help keep up with the work.

    -  Silver Fox Trail, North and South Loops: Machine made snow base and packed powder, groomed daily for skate and classic. Smooth and wide open and no signs of slowing down! 

    - Garipay/Golf Course: Groomed as and when needed for skate and classic. Wide open and nicely groomed with a nice learning area at Garipay. A healthy natural base we will continue to balance grooming with large and small grooming machines in order to extend the season on these trails as long as possible. So far so good!

    - Upper Oak Hill Trails:  Best conditions of the season on Top of Oak over the weekend will continue a high standard this week as we get more snowfall and the tree canopy to shake down even more fresh snow. Classic and Skate groomed when possible.

Practice schedules:  

Dartmouth Ski Team- 

Carnival Season has concluded, NCAA Prep T 1:30-3:00, W  2:30-4:30 R 9:00-10:00

Ford Sayre Ski Club- School Break No Training

     BKL K-2 Monday Garipay, 3:30-4:30

     BKL 3-8 Tues and Thurs 3:30-5:00

     JNT Tues 5:00-6:30 Wed 3:00-5:00 Thurs 3:30-5:00 Fri 3:00-5:00

Hanover High and Lebanon High and Middle School-

     3:30-5:00 M,T,W,R,F except race days

Ford Sayre Masters-

     Monday Social Ski- 7:00am 

     Wednesday Beginner Classes 10:00am Start (arrive @9:45 if you are renting gear):

          January 7,14, 21 Introduction to Classic Skiing

          January 28, February 4,11 Introduction to Skate Skiing

Reminders: Download your digital Season Pass on to your Phone TODAY. Hit the button  on the bottom of your Confirmation email to add to your wallet. Ski with your phone, present your pass! Trail passes required. 

Pass Purchases, including Day Passes can be purchased from the comfort of your home before you arrive to ski! 

Check Out the Lodge! We’re Open! Put your boots on, chill out before and after your ski!! 

Race and community events:

Wednesday Night Community Event and Race Hosted by Ford Sayre:

   Cabin Fever Reliever: February 25, 5:00-5:55 Registration 6:00p Start 

       Country Theme and Carhartt Outfits, Classic Technique

Saturday February 28,11:00-1:00 Adimab Company Ski