Membership
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Current Members
The age diversity of members ranges from the mid-20's to 55+, and most reside in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and eastern Connecticut. While most of the membership has professional backgrounds, many have worked part-time as ski instructors, ski patrollers, administrative and operational ski area management, etc. This, coupled with years of experience, can provide a wealth of information to the novice or intermediate skier.Club Activities
In the winter months, the club enjoys skiing, snowboarding, snow-shoeing, and cross-country skiing. Additionally, the local ice-skating rink and a tubing park are located within a few miles of the lodge. During the off-season, activities include hiking, mountain biking/climbing, photography, canoeing, swimming, fishing, golf, and tennis. During the spring and summer, we participate in NHSSC/EICSL weekend events, which include tubing down the Saco River, golf outings, and kayak/canoe trips on local waterways.
As December rolls in the holiday spirit, we host our annual Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner; our way of giving back to the community. There are many social activities throughout the year, including inter-club events on weekends during the ski season.
Most of the club activities are held at (or around) the lodge in NH, but some social events are hosted in the Boston area. Look us up on Facebook and Instagram to hear more about these activities.
Membership Requirements
A prospective member must be 21+ years old and attend 3 organized events, 2 of which must be at the lodge on organized weekends. There are multiple membership levels available, so please email the Ski-Bees Membership Committee to discuss your options or download the Membership Application for additional details. The Ski-Bees Board of Directors approves all new memberships.
Full Lodge members pay $25 refundable deposit for a lodge key and must contribute time towards work weekends. These hours can span over multiple organized work weekends per year. Typically, we have 2 scheduled work weekends in the Fall (Columbus Day weekend and Halloween weekend) and if needed, a Spring weekend can be scheduled. Additionally, each Full Member is asked to select a committee in which you would like to participate.
Membership Benefits
- Gets an assigned room and bunk
- Receives a lodge key with $25 refundable key deposit
- Entitled to vote on all club affairs and hold office
- Members can stay at the Ski-Bees Lodge year round
- Includes a paid membership in Eastern Inter-Club Ski League (EICSL)
- Members can purchase EICSL Discount Lift Tickets
- Members receive EICSL Discounts at over 100 North Conway merchants
- Members can invite his/her family and friends to be Guests at the lodge
Racing
The Ski-bees have been involved in the EICSL White Mountain Racing league for 50+ years. Participating competitors range from beginner to expert, and span all age groups - from approoximately 7 to 80 years old. Racers can Ski, SnowBoard and/or Telemark. We have 3 Qualifier races and a Championship race, with a banquet at the end of the season. All members are can participate or support this program.
Race Members can be any age, but must race for the Ski-Bees Race Team in NHSSC / EICSL White Mountain Racing program. Race Members pay a nightly fee of $15 on a race weekends. All other weekends, the Race Members pay Guest Rates.
Staying at the Lodge
Full Lodge Members pay a nightly fee of $15 when staying at the lodge. There is no nightly fee for Black Diamond membership. Both the Full Lodge and Black Diamond members has a key to the lodge. These Members have an an assigned room and bed and can keep clothes, toiletries, bed linen or sleeping bag, towel, etc. in that room and can bring Guests up anytime, year round. Guest Lodging fees are $25 per night. All Guests must be sponsored by a Full Lodge or Black Diamond member.
During organized weekends or events, persons under 21 can not stay at the lodge. On organized weekends, each member is assigned a chore to help facilitate the upkeep of the lodge. The chores are minor tasks, such as; sweeping/mopping/vacuuming a floor, cleaning a bathroom, clearing snow from an emergency exit, etc. Members and their Guests are expected to clean up after themselves whenever they stay at the club.