Stay tuned for the 2009-2010 calendar Private and group lessons available any time by appointment. • Telemark film festival and contest- November 21, 2008, Brunswick, Me   • The Vermont Telemark Festival- December 6, 2008, Jay Peak, Vt • The New Hampshire Telemark Festival- January 10, 2009, Attitash, NH • The Maine Telemark Festival and The Eastern Mogul Championship-February 7, Sunday River, ME • Tele Daze at Mt. Abram, ME- January 31 • Tele Daze at Shawnee Peak, ME- January 17 • The Gunstock Classic Telemark Race- February 28, Gunstock, NH • Reggae/Telemark Party, March 22, Bretton Woods, NH March 21, Bretton Woods, NH Back to main page Other non-NET 2009 telemark events- TelePalooza- January 31/February 1 at Seven Springs Mountain Resort in PA. For more information go to www.telemarker.org Telemark Invasion- February 8 at Saddleback Mountain, Maine. For more info go to www.saddlebackmaine.com Mountain Challenge- February 28 at Saddleback Mountain "New England Telemark provided an amazing 2-day program for 13 students and chaperones from Falmouth High School this January at Shawnee Peak. The Intersession Program at FHS focuses on hands-on educational experiences that stimulate a student's passion to learn, and New England Telemark absolutely accomplished that and more. In the capable hands of 3 instructors from New England Telemark, 13 kids and 2 chaperones from FHS, who had never been on telemark gear before, were treated to 2 days of educational theory and practice that were stimulating, motivating, and challenging, and fun. Students are already asking for "Telemark II" for next year! " TW Williams   NET, 613 River Road, Brunswick, Maine 04011 207.751.9319 NET, 251 allard Farm Cir, N. Conway, NH 03860 603.356.8177 info (at) netelemark.com Telemark Festivals and events    Calendar of Events  Lessons & Clinics    Instructors     Film Festival and Competition  Demo Gear Biff's Corner    Sponsors     Why Tele?    A word from the directors    Telemark links     Contact us        T-shirts and stickers     Kids gear and lessons     Telemarkeast talk forum

Hi to all you supporters of the Jay Peak telefest last weekend.  I've never skied before, was interested in learning tele so decided to make the long drive to Jay.  The seemingly endless 4 hours in the car was completely worth it.  Everyone helping out at the event was awesome.  The volunteers from netelemark were professional and first class...I took clinics with Ron and Mary (hubby and wife dynamic duo) who were both spectacular.  The EMS guys, an employee from the Burlington, VT store (can't remember his name...he was taking care of the boots) and Mike from North Conway, were exceptionally helpful and friendly.  As was everyone else with whom I had contact.
 
Many thanks for all the hard work!  You've won a new free-heel addict.  =)
 
-Ramona

Last weekend at J was great!!! I took a clinic with Mickey and now, not only do I tele better, but got the summer cobwebs out of my skiing in record time. He saved me a lot of bad turns! thanks and will be looking to start the next season off the same way.

-tt perkins

Thanks for a great New Hampshire festival.. With Jean's great instruction that included to pretend I was wearing a short skirt, corking wine and pouring wine, plus a days worth of practice and I now consider myself to be the second best telemarker ever!
Thanks for the memories and great instruction Jean!

-Rich

Biff and Matt, Once again the whole festival was fantastic. We really enjoyed both days. Thanks for all your energy and effort to pull this off. On the specific side-my clinics with Paul Smith were excellent. The circle ski and shadowing a buddy really got the whole group talking and giving each other great feadback. i was glad to be a part of it.

-Erik Janick

Thank you for running another awesome telefest. I've been to a bunch of em and always have a great time.

-Matt Burgess

Had a blast. 1st time telemarker and now I'm hooked.

-unsigned

Man the slopestyle and halfpipe comp was fantastic! What a great bunch of athletes. I had no idea telemarkers could do what those guys were doing. Keep it happening!

-John Skillins