How to Contact Ski Wheelers Ski Club or Learn More
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Ski Wheelers Ski Club takes inquiries through the contact page on skiwheelers.org, where you submit a form with your name, email, phone, address, subject, and message. You can also reach the club by mail at 702 Kearsarge Rd, North Conway, NH 03818. The site confirms your submission after you send the form, so you know it went through.
Submitting an Inquiry Through the Contact Page
The club's own guidance is simple: "Submit an inquiry on our contact page." Here is what that involves.
- Go to skiwheelers.org and open the Contact Us page.
- Fill in the form fields: Name, Email, Phone, Address, Subject, and Message.
- Submit the form.
- Expect a confirmation message — the page displays "Thanks for submitting!" once your inquiry is received.
The form asks for both email and phone, so you can choose how you'd prefer to be reached. If you only want a written reply, an email address is enough to get a response; the phone and address fields are there for members who prefer other contact methods.
What to Include in Your Message
The club describes itself as "a social and outdoor sports-based club offering year-round activities," so a useful first message says which activities interest you and what you'd like to know. For example, you could ask about:
- Joining as a new member
- The New Hampshire Ski & Sports Club (NHSSC) race programs
- The mid-July canoe-and-kayak trip on the Saco River
- Off-season activities such as kayaking, biking, hiking, golf, swimming, or volleyball
Mailing the Club Directly
If you'd rather write by post, the club lists this address:
Ski Wheelers Ski Club 702 Kearsarge Rd North Conway, NH 03818
Mail is a reasonable option if you're asking for printed information or prefer not to use a web form. Note that the site doesn't state a response time for either the form or postal mail, so plan accordingly if your question is time-sensitive.
What the Club Is, in Short
Ski Wheelers Ski Club is a social and outdoor sports-based club with year-round activities. It belongs to the New Hampshire Ski & Sports Club. Members take part in snowboarding, downhill and cross-country skiing, and NHSSC race programs. In other seasons, the club offers kayaking, canoeing, biking, hiking, golf, swimming, and volleyball. Its motto — "There are no strangers here, only friends we haven't met" — signals that it's as much a social group as a sports one.
Common Questions Before You Reach Out
Do I need to be a skier to inquire? No. The club's own framing is "Not Just a Ski Club," and it runs warm-weather activities too, so it's fine to ask about non-ski options.
Is there a membership fee? The site doesn't publish pricing or membership terms, so ask directly through the contact form or by mail rather than assuming.
Can I just show up at an event? The site doesn't describe drop-in rules. Submitting an inquiry first is the documented path to learning more.
Where is the club based? The mailing address is in North Conway, New Hampshire, and the club is affiliated with the New Hampshire Ski & Sports Club.