Once a perspective member decides to join a particular club, they are automatically considered a member from year to year assuming dues are paid. They also have the opportunity to join a different club each year if the choose. This year's deals included discounted tickets at Mount Cranmore and Wildcat. Because the clubs are centrally located in the Mount Washington Valley mountains like Wildcat, Attitash and Sunday River in Maine are all within an hour from the clubs. Most people decide the night before where they'll be skiing and share rides the next morning.
Most clubs have a race team members can join.
Team levels range from SnowPlow Division including 22-50 year old beginners to AA and Open Divisions, for skiers who make most of us look like it's our first day on skis. A note of mention is important here for all you young whippersnappers who may picture yourselves winning your division's crown at the end of your first season. Many members of these ski clubs have been skiing for over 40 years and they'll earn your respect right from the first race you see them run. Club teams race against one another about four times per year and some organizations have their own club race once a season. The ultimate ski challenge, though, is left each year to the daring few who hike with skis to the top of Tuckerman's Ravine.