We’re going to get busy milling logs and stripping bark, making and organic meets industrial rail park, where the current rail park is… The picture above is an example from Mount Snow’s ‘Prospector’ park…. They used birch, we’re going to use pine and spruce, to keep it natural with what we have in our area

It’s No Secret- Planning, cutting, maintaining and marketing terrain parks and pipes involves a considerable amount of resources. Whatever the budget, machinery or snow conditions, the key to reaping the rewards of the investment is to have knowledgeable, well trained staff. With this in mind, Holiday Valley sent Pat, Paul, and Chris to Cutter’s Camp ’09 at Mount Snow, Vermont, April 6th – 10th.
Each day, the crew started in the classroom and then took their skills to the slopes the second half of the day. At the start and end of each day, the guys took part in an all group sessions on risk-management, signage, snow science, park and pipe ops, marketing, management, just to name a few topics. Stay tuned for more great developments coming out of the 42/78 Parks at Holiday Valley…