State of the art, top-to-bottom lighting and snowmaking, and a Prinoth BR-350 groomer ensure superb conditions. Newly widened training and racing trails offer fully netted, full length training December through March for Proctor’s alpine athletes. The Proctor Ski Area hosts a variety of USS and regional FIS races as well as College Carnivals and National FIS qualifiers, including Proctor’s annual New Year’s Eve night race that consistently draws well over 300 of New England’s top racers.

The Bill Paine '51 Nordic Center matches Proctor’s outstanding alpine facilities with some of the region’s finest Nordic trails. Trail width of 20 feet on downhills and flat sections of trail, and 30 feet required of climbs on the 2.5 km homologated loop, allows ample room for three side-by-side racers to ski an incline simultaneously. In addition to the added trail width and grading, lighting and snowmaking on a 1.4 km homologated sprint loop offers accessible training throughout the winter months. Because of expanded trail width, Proctor Ski Area crew is able to access the entire Nordic loop with its Prinoth BR 350 groomer. The trail system allows all levels of Nordic races to take place at the Proctor Ski Area, including internationally scored competitions.

With four different sized jumps ranging from 5K to 38K, the Proctor Ski Area Tim Norris Ski Jump provides training for athletes of all experience ages and levels. The facility is host to regional and state meets and was the home training venue to five Olympians! 

Every ski area needs its own lodge with its own unique vibe. Expanded periodically over the last thirty years, Yarrows Lodge provides a snackbar, timing station, bathrooms, and indoor facilities for visiting athletes and their families.