Wild Corn, Punk Rock Edition: April 4th!
Wild Corn has something for everyone, whether you’re new to uphill touring or a seasoned backcountry enthusiast. This is a total mountain takeover where ALL the lifts are shut down creating a backcountry ski resort for your enjoyment.
The Shindig has it all - endless uphill laps, live music, contests, giveaways, dance parties, great food and drinks, and more. We love to bring the uphill community together to harvest our favorite crop - springtime corn!!
THE GIFT THAT KEEPS GIVING: MEMBERSHIP!
Member Gift 2025/2026
Renew or subscribe to our membership program from September 1, 2025 - September 1, 2026 to receive this year’s member gift. Keep your tours safe with a mini-first aid kit!
DONATIONS MAKE THE WORLD GO ‘ROUND!
Why are there so many non-profits around? Because funding sources from a municipal, state or federal are more rare than a powder day followed by sustained cold temps to keep things fresh. Non-profits fill the gap that government can’t (or won’t) fund! So, a few dollars can go a long way and will help us with signage, snowplowing, bathrooms, and other expenses, so you and your buds can ski the glades. Try it, it just might feel good!
Granite backcountry developed ski kind in collaboration with winter wildlands alliance, a national non profit representing winter skiers and enthusiasts. For more, check out www.skikind.org
Spread the Good Word.
Go full hipster on the skintrack with a SKI KIND Trucker. OH, and support your backcountry season by joining the movement. If we don’t SKI KIND, our season could go bye bye. Half the proceeds go towards outreach efforts like this. Order your winter style HERE!
Ski The Whites | REI (North Conway) | AMC - Pinkham Notch | Gorham Bike & Ski | Innisfree Bookshop | IME | Ragged Mountain | Burgeon | White Birch Books | Fire on the Mountain | New England Ski Museum | S&W Sports | Cycleology | Crossed Sabers Ski & Board | True North Adventureware | Gibson’s Bookstore | Outdoor Gear Exchange
“The key piece to our strategy is to focus not just on the WMNF, but also develop complementary glade options in contiguous areas including state, municipal and third party properties. The underlying rationale is we are digging after something deeper – such as building communities around outdoor winter recreation.”
GLADE ZONE OUTDOOR ECONOMY: DOING OUR PART
Glade use data is acquired thanks to trail counters. This data is critical to helping us manage Graniteland, and understand our contribution to not only communities, but the outdoor economy at large!
