Free Cabot Fondue
2025-03-27 15:30 - 17:00 (America/New_York)
Join us aprés-ski every Thursday throughout the ski season for FREE FONDUE served with toasted bread thanks to our sponsors Cabot Creamery Cooperative!
Aprés in the Pub on fondue Thursdays is historically a very popular event, supplies are limited and may run out at any time, come early, leave happy.

After Dark Winter Music in Stark's Pub
2025-03-28 19:00 - 22:00
Evan Jennison is a local musician making a big splash on the Vermont scene. It won’t be long before Evan outgrows the confines of Stark’s Pub so make sure you get to see one of his shows before people are saying, “I saw Evan at MRG back in the day”.

Mad River Ski Club Championships
2025-03-29 10:00 - 14:00

Naturalist Guided Snowshoe Tours
2025-03-29 10:30 - 12:30, 2025-03-30 10:30 - 12:30
Every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 am Join one of Mad River Glen’s Naturalists for a guided snowshoe trek tailored to your interest in the ecology and wildlife of Stark Mountain! Our outings and content vary each week depending on snow conditions and participants. Learn about the hardwood forests of the Green Mountains as well as our resident moose, bear, deer, fisher, coyote, red fox and more! Easy to moderate difficulty. Click here to Request A Reservation today or click here to learn more about our Naturalist Programs.

Friendly Freeski Competition
2025-03-30 08:00 - 17:00
Mad River Glen, the birthplace of New England’s competitive freeskiing is proud to be hosting a Friendly Freeski competition. If you have been curious about entering the competitive freeski arena then this event is for you! The freeski friendly is a fun event designed to give everyone a new perspective on competitive freeskiing. This event is open to all age groups and parents are highly encouraged to enter as well. It is a one run competition, venue location TBD based on conditions. The freeski friendly, hosted by the Mad River Glen Freeski Team is a fundraiser for the Mad River Glen Ski Club. There are NO REFUNDS.

– Day of Registration 3rd floor Basebox 8-8:30 AM: $40 cash/venmo
– The competition is a one-run event
– U18 helmet & back protector required
– The venue is to be determined and will be revealed in the competitor’s meeting

Judging Criteria:

1. Line Choice: Each competitor chooses their line down the course. High scores are given for choosing difficult routes. Difficulty is determined by steepness, exposure, air, snow and course conditions.
2. Control: Competitors must remain in control at all times. Any loss of control will result in a lower score. Skillful recoveries will reduce penalties.
3. Fluidity: Constant direction towards a goal. This includes continuity, pace, and smooth transitions between sections of the course. Falling or stopping can have a negative impact in this category.
4. Technique: Competitors are judged on style and turn quality relating to big mountain freeriding.
5. Style & Energy: This encompasses the pace, energy and creativity with which a competitor attacks or descends his/her chosen line or route. Style focuses on freestyle execution of maneuvers.

Age Categories:

U10 Male & Female

U12 Male & Female

U14 Male & Female

U18 Male & Female

U40 Male & Female

Over 40 Male & Female

Event Timeline:

Competitor Check-in/Bib Pickup: 3rd Floor Base Box
8:00 to 8:30 am

Mandatory Safety Meeting
8:30 am on the deck

Course Inspection
9:00 am – 9:30 am

Event Start
10:00 am

Awards
4:30 pm 3rd Floor Base Box

2024 RESULTS
