LIVING MEMORIAL PARK SNOW SPORTS, INC.
		Snow Sports operates a T-Bar surface lift for skiing and snowboarding appropriate for beginner and intermediate skills. This facility is run entirely by volunteers. The ski season is determined by weather conditions, opening by December 15 if possible.
		LIFT TICKETS
		REGULAR TICKETS ARE $5.00 PER PERSON
		5 YEARS OF AGE AND YOUNGER ARE FREE
		PUCH CARD (12 tickets for the price of 10)---$50
		INDIVIDUAL SEASON PASS---$75.00
		FAMILY SEASON PASS---$200.00
		HOURS OF OPERATION
		THURSDAY: 3:00 PM TO 9:PM, under the lights
		FRIDAY: 3:00 PM TO 9:00 PM, under the lights
		SATURDAY: 10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM
		SUNDAY: 12:00 PM TO 4:00 PM
		Conditions permitting
		CALL 603-256-6912 For Hours and Snow Conditions Directions
		Living Memorial Park is located on Guilford Street in Brattleboro. From I-91, use exit 2 to Route 9 (Western Avenue). Travel west on Rt. 9 approximately ¼ mile to Guilford Street. Turn left here, over a new bridge next to the Creamery Covered Bridge. Turn left at the stop sign and the ski hill is on the right.
		THE RULES
	Ticket holders must use either snowboards or skis that are firmly attached to their feet. While on the T-Bar, stay directly under the lift line and release the T-Bar while under the lift line. Ask for instructions if this is your first time on this type of a lift. As you speed down the hill stay to the left of the markers. The right side is reserved for sliders. Have fun.
	Options and Amenities for our Customers Across the drive from the base station in the summer pool building is a warming room and bathrooms. We unlock the room when the hill opens each day. Just ask us for directions or if you find it still locked. This is a good place to put on your boots on a cold day. On the next level up from the base station is an indoor ice skating rink operated by the Parks and Recreation Department. You can find info on the ice rink here. They sell snacks and drinks in the ice rink lobby that you may take advantage of while here skiing. You may also want to explore our Creamery Covered Bridge over the Whetstone Brook just a short walk from the lower parking lot. It has recently been converted to pedestrians and bicycle use only. The Town owns a fairly large track of land above the ice rink and westerly of the ski hill. This is all open for x-country skiing or snow shoeing. None of this is groomed trails, just backcountry use. Here is a link to a rough map of the land the Town owns. Many days when you ski or ride we have ski patrol on duty. When they are not able to be here, Rescue Inc. is located only a mile away. Fortunately injuries are very rare.
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