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Abenaki
Ski Team
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Wolfeboro, New Hampshire · Skiing here since 1936

Little Hill
Big Heart

A small piece of ski history where kids learn skills that last long after the snow melts. Abenaki is where good things start.

A young Abenaki racer in goggles and a race bib

Step 1

Find your program

Practice schedules don’t overlap, so a skier can join more than one program!

  1. Learn to SkiAges 4–7Days SatTuition $250Five Saturdays, fifty minutes each, five children to an instructor. The goal is simple: by the last lesson your child rides the kiddie rope tow and skis down on their own.
  2. Alpine Development TeamAges Kindergarten to Grade 3Days Wed/SatTuition $450The step between Learn to Ski and the Alpine or Freestyle teams. More time on snow, more terrain, and no gates yet, for children who can ride the rope tow and stop on their own.
  3. Alpine Race TeamAges 6–13Days Tue/Thur/SatTuition $675 to $925A US Ski & Snowboard certified race program, U8 through U14. Athletes train at their home hill and race across New Hampshire.
  4. Freestyle Ski & SnowboardAges 11–18Days MonTuition $350Boxes, rails, tankers and jumps on Abenaki's own terrain park, and the Small Mountain Series for anyone who wants to compete.
  5. Junior FreestyleAges 10 and underDays MonTuition $275Freestyle for younger skiers and riders, on smaller features and with more coaches to a group. New this season.
  6. Nordic Ski TeamAges Beginner to 14Days Wed/SatTuition $300Classic and skate technique on the Wolfeboro Cross Country network, competing in the New England Bill Koch Youth Ski League. Equipment is included in the tuition, with help from the Killington World Cup Foundation.
  7. Race LeagueAges Adults and familiesDays WedTuition $65 an adult, $35 a childSix Wednesday evenings of friendly racing for grown-ups, on teams of four. Adults, or adults and children together. Registration opens November 1.

Step 2

Get your pass

The team does not sell passes.

How to get your pass
Abenaki season pass
Sold by Wolfeboro Parks & Rec from November 1.
Required for Learn to Ski, Alpine Development Team, Alpine Race Team, Freestyle Ski & Snowboard, Junior Freestyle, Race League
Wolfeboro XC trail pass
Sold by Wolfeboro Cross Country, not the town.
Required for Nordic Ski Team

Step 3

Register
to volunteer

The club is run by parents. Everything from the timing booth, the gates and the finish line on race day, to the sales floor at the Ski & Skate Sale, is worked by families whose kids are on the hill. Learn how the volunteer credit program works.

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A freestyle skier upside down over the jump in falling snow at night, an Abenaki flag at the landingAn Abenaki Nordic skier in a race bib skating hard past the sponsor banners at an away raceA skier grabbing their skis mid-air above the jump at night while coaches and teammates watch from the lipTwo young skiers in Abenaki Nordic Team hats holding their skis and poles at a raceA young skier in a yellow bib riding a rail in the terrain park as snow falls under the lightsA parent in a volunteer bib kneeling beside a young racer at the top of the course
Three U10 racers in Abenaki Outing Club bibs at the start line, teammates lining up behind themThree young athletes on the podium at a U8 race, watched by a crowd of teammatesTwo young racers in Abenaki Outing Club bibs, poles up and grinning, at the bottom of the hill on race dayFour U14 racers in NHARA state championship bibs at the bottom of the courseA U8 racer in a green helmet biting the medal from a Gunstock raceA skier in a yellow bib airborne over the jump at night, one arm up, snow streaking through the lights

Why we fundraise

Money is never
the reason
a kid doesn’t ski

We are 100% funded by dues and donations, and we never turn away a child just because money is an issue.

The whole Abenaki Ski Team lined up across the slope for the annual team photograph
The main slope at Abenaki groomed and lit at dusk, lights on along the treeline

Our hill

1936

Trails cut before the rope tow existed

The tow and the lodge were up by 1940, making Abenaki one of the oldest small ski areas in America.