MUSEUM HOURS – UPDATES for NOVEMBER
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The New England Ski Museum’s mission is to collect, preserve, and exhibit elements of ski history for research, education and inspiration. We have operated our Museum at Franconia Notch State Park since December 1982, and our Eastern Slope Branch in North Conway since February 2018.
We welcome thousands of visitors to both branches each year. Whether online or in person, we encourage you to enjoy our stories from the history of skiing.
Our permanent exhibition is From the First Tracks to the Fall Line: eight thousand years of skiing. It presents a timeline of the development of skiing from its prehistoric roots up until the advent of the shaped ski in the 1990s, and includes local aspects of ski history with national implications such as several important ‘firsts’ at Cannon Mountain, and the career of area native Bode Miller.
Five Olympic medals won by Bode Miller
New England Ski Museum in Franconia Notch, New Hampshire
Our Second Location: The Eastern Slope Branch in North Conway, NH