Dotti Aiello Zumba class

Friday Morning Zumba!

Zumba – What a great way to start the day!

Skimos member Dotti Aiello teaches a fun ZUMBA class at 8:15 on Fridays. She will heat up your morning in Jackson at the Whitney Center! It’s just down the road and around the corner from our lodge – behind the elementary school.

Start your day with Zumba. I headed to Bretton Woods after the class, all warmed up and ready to hit the slopes! Jackie donned her boots for the Line Dance class before meeting a group for x-c skiing and Gail planned to go up to the Cat!

Fridays:
8:15 ZUMBA
9:15am LINE DANCING
$8pp per class. $15 for both
Follow Dotti on Facebook to learn about her evening Line Dance classes when you are up on Mondays at Tuckerman Brewing.

Ski Racing is FUN

How to Register

  • www.eicsl.org
  • select ‘Racer Registration is open
  • scroll down and fill in the boxes
  • select ‘Skimos‘ as your Membership Club and Race Club
  • sign your name in the bottom box
  • Click once to Register

S-kimos Ski Racing for FUN

The last deadline to register for Ski Racing with EICSL is this Friday, January 3.  If you haven’t ski raced before you shouldn’t be intimidated.  It’s simply a matter of skiing around gates at whatever speed you are comfortable with.  Historically the S-kimos have dominated EICSL ski racing and have won numerous awards and trophies to prove it.  We took a break for Covid and are now priming to take our place atop the standings again this season.

For those of you that have raced with S-kimos in the past, some changes will make this season more fun than ever.  All three Qualifying races and the Championship race will be held on Sunday mornings at either Wildcat or Attitash.  You can take two runs on the race course at each of the Qualifying races.  And, best of all, no more waiting for your bib number to be called.  You will be assigned a number and are free to race on your own schedule.

President’s Message

We need skiers of all abilities and classes in order to score as many points as possible.
And the best part, S-kimos will pay your race fees.
You can use your Epic pass to cover your lift ticket cost.

The camaraderie amongst racers will take your ski season to a whole new level.  Get off your couch and be a part of the S-kimos Race Renaissance.

First race is at Wildcat on Sunday morning, January 5th .
Questions ?  Contact S-kimos Race Chair Bonnie Lincoln.

Welcome to Winter and New Member Weekend

Welcome to Winter Celebration held at Skimos

Welcome to Winter and Welcome New Members Weekend was held December 13 – 15, 2024 at the Skimos Lodge.  We kicked off the weekend on Friday everning with specialty cocktails prepared by Rafe Adam, and a special dinner prepared by Carl Hero. Great Turnout of people and their beautiful Christmas sweaters !!

Jackson prettiest village in NH

X-Country Skiing

Jackson: For Classic New England Charm Is A Year-Round Mountain Getaway

Tucked into the gorgeous White Mountain National Forest, Jackson is brimming with historic inns, charming shops and eateries, and a wonderland of outdoor activities in its backyard. Choose your adventure by wandering through covered bridges, hiking, dining, or shopping the day away in one of New Hampshire’s quaintest towns. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, family vacation, or solo adventure, Jackson is a classic New England destination that will make you swoon.

Adventures For All Seasons In Jackson, New Hampshire

No matter what time of year you visit, Jackson offers something for everyone. During the colder months, hit the slopes at Black Mountain, the oldest ski resort in New England, featuring trails of all levels of difficulty. When the weather is warmer, there are miles of hiking trails to choose from in the area. For a moderately challenging hike, try the Eagle Mountain Trail, a 1.7-mile out-and-back trail up Eagle Mountain with sweeping scenic views at the summit.

For an urban hike, walk the 16A Loop in Jackson Village, which begins and ends at the romantic Honeymoon Bridge. Built in 1876, the classic red covered bridge is also known as the Kissing Bridge, earning its nickname from the tradition of couple’s locking lips under it for good luck. While you’re walking through the village, be sure to peruse its charming shops like the Ravenwood Curio Shoppe, a cornucopia of curiosities, whimsical gifts, and local art. Next to the bridge, step inside Flossie’s General Store & Gift Emporium, a quaint locale with a country store feel.

Eagle Moutain

Jackson Covered Bridge

Christmas Farm Inn

Gourmet Restaurants

  • Thornhill Inn
  • Wildcat Tavern
  • Eagle Mountain tavern
  • Shovel Handle Pub
  • Christmas Farm Inn
  • Thompson House Eatery (closed)
  • Wentworth Hotel

Jackson’s Delicious Dining And Charming Lodgings

When you’ve worked up an appetite, Jackson has an eclectic menu of restaurants to choose from. Enjoy Irish fare at the Shannon Door Irish Pub & Restaurant, where you can also catch live music four nights a week. For all-American dishes, head to Red Fox Bar & Grille, which boasts wood-fired pizzas and 17 handcrafted draught beers. If you’re looking for a quick, casual bite, the J-Town Deli Country Store serves delicious breakfast sandwiches and burritos, and lunch deli favorites in a rustic locale.

If you’re craving a one-stop-shop for dining and lodging, Jackson has a number of charming inns with on-site restaurants. Check into the Wildcat Inn, which features cozy rooms, a historic tavern serving country comfort food, and a rustic stage hosting some of the best live entertainment in New Hampshire. You can also nestle into the Christmas Farm Inn, a historic inn with guest rooms named after Christmas characters, a relaxing spa, and the festively-named Mistletoe Pub. For a magical retreat in the White Mountains, Jackson is the perfect place.