In observance of Gov. Raimondo’s order for the closure of noncritical retail establishments, Avie’s Ski / Sports will be closed until April 13th. During the coming 2 weeks period of closure, if there is something of great importance—you are moving and need to return a seasonal lease—please contact us via this email: info@aviesskisport.com Be sure
It’s July. The day is hot. So hot that even the act of getting out of bed in the cool of morning makes you break out in a sweat. And worse yet, the air is so water-filled with humidity that you really think you should have gills instead of lungs. To seek any form of
Yeah, coronavirus has the world looking a little off-color. But that is the new reality for the short term. Avie’s Ski / Sports will be temporarily shortening open hours. We do this based on suggestions of scientists and health experts, which is to limit social contact. We will adopt these suggestions to assist in the
It pained all of us at Avie’s Ski / Sports to cancel the Customer Appreciation trip to Mount Snow that would have gone north—today. In hindsight, I guess it was a good call because as of this morning, March 15th, a majority of ski resorts across the northeast have closed. Most all those have noted
A primary concern of Avie’s Ski / Sports is customer safety. That’s Number 1 now and always will be, whether skiing, riding, diving, or paddling. Because Avie’s Number One concern is your safety, we will sadly be cancelling the ski and ride trip this Sunday, March 15th, to Mount Snow. Cancelling this trip is particularly
Join Ted and the rest of the Avie’s Ski / Sports staff on a trip to Vermont to ski and ride at Mount Snow. This Sunday, March 15th. For $104.95 you get a ride on a coach bus to Mount Snow. And back. There will be coffee and snacks on the way up. More snacks
Check out that lovely coating of white, velvety-smooth, striped corduroy. That’s Loon Mountain ski area this morning. You could be looking at that tomorrow morning. IF you get over to Avie’s Ski / Sports and sign up for the trip running tomorrow morning to Loon Mountain. $104.95 gets you a comfy seat on the coach
It was 8:45 AM Tuesday March 3rd and I was on the Ursa lift at Stratton on my way to the summit. I had just skied over from the Sunbowl. I got on early because the young lady at the Sunrise lift was, evidently, just stretching her arms. But it looked to me like she
The sun is up earlier in the morning now and hanging in the sky a bit later each evening. Spring is just around the corner, and daylight savings time kicks into gear March 8th. It’s a great time of the year. There is still lots of skiing and riding to take place before it’s time
I popped in to Stratton on Tuesday. That was yesterday. I didn’t get in a downhill adrenaline fix last week, so I badly needed some slope time. It was the usual kind of Tuesday not busy. Actually, it seemed even a bit less busy than usual. If it weren’t for the junior racers darting around,
