“At the end of the day, what is the outdoor industry without clean air, water, or land?”
- Tyler Ray, Founder
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Let’s start with Granite Backcountry Alliance. What is their objective?
The goal of Granite Backcountry Alliance is to advance the sport of backcountry skiing in New Hampshire and Western Maine. We do this by providing a network of low-impact, human-powered backcountry skiing opportunities to the public assisting in the creation, improvement, and maintenance of ski glades.
We work with landowners and land managers to thin the woods, creating skiable terrain. As a result, this below-tree line network—which we call Graniteland—makes a significant economic impact in the areas we serve. We see it most with local small businesses: whether they’re in the outdoor space, hospitality or retail, the impact is evident in increased visitation and returning customers. We leverage the sport of backcountry skiing as an economic development tool, attracting not just visitors, but folks who decide they want to live and work in northern rural communities.
Let’s start with Granite Backcountry Alliance. What is their objective?
The goal of Granite Backcountry Alliance is to advance the sport of backcountry skiing in New Hampshire and Western Maine. We do this by providing a network of low-impact, human-powered backcountry skiing opportunities to the public assisting in the creation, improvement, and maintenance of ski glades.
We work with landowners and land managers to thin the woods, creating skiable terrain. As a result, this below-tree line network—which we call Graniteland—makes a significant economic impact in the areas we serve. We see it most with local small businesses: whether they’re in the outdoor space, hospitality or retail, the impact is evident in increased visitation and returning customers. We leverage the sport of backcountry skiing as an economic development tool, attracting not just visitors, but folks who decide they want to live and work in northern rural communities.
Let’s start with Granite Backcountry Alliance. What is their objective?
The goal of Granite Backcountry Alliance is to advance the sport of backcountry skiing in New Hampshire and Western Maine. We do this by providing a network of low-impact, human-powered backcountry skiing opportunities to the public assisting in the creation, improvement, and maintenance of ski glades.
We work with landowners and land managers to thin the woods, creating skiable terrain. As a result, this below-tree line network—which we call Graniteland—makes a significant economic impact in the areas we serve. We see it most with local small businesses: whether they’re in the outdoor space, hospitality or retail, the impact is evident in increased visitation and returning customers. We leverage the sport of backcountry skiing as an economic development tool, attracting not just visitors, but folks who decide they want to live and work in northern rural communities.
Let’s start with Granite Backcountry Alliance. What is their objective?
The goal of Granite Backcountry Alliance is to advance the sport of backcountry skiing in New Hampshire and Western Maine. We do this by providing a network of low-impact, human-powered backcountry skiing opportunities to the public assisting in the creation, improvement, and maintenance of ski glades.
We work with landowners and land managers to thin the woods, creating skiable terrain. As a result, this below-tree line network—which we call Graniteland—makes a significant economic impact in the areas we serve. We see it most with local small businesses: whether they’re in the outdoor space, hospitality or retail, the impact is evident in increased visitation and returning customers. We leverage the sport of backcountry skiing as an economic development tool, attracting not just visitors, but folks who decide they want to live and work in northern rural communities.
Let’s start with Granite Backcountry Alliance. What is their objective?
The goal of Granite Backcountry Alliance is to advance the sport of backcountry skiing in New Hampshire and Western Maine. We do this by providing a network of low-impact, human-powered backcountry skiing opportunities to the public assisting in the creation, improvement, and maintenance of ski glades.
We work with landowners and land managers to thin the woods, creating skiable terrain. As a result, this below-tree line network—which we call Graniteland—makes a significant economic impact in the areas we serve. We see it most with local small businesses: whether they’re in the outdoor space, hospitality or retail, the impact is evident in increased visitation and returning customers. We leverage the sport of backcountry skiing as an economic development tool, attracting not just visitors, but folks who decide they want to live and work in northern rural communities.
Let’s start with Granite Backcountry Alliance. What is their objective?
The goal of Granite Backcountry Alliance is to advance the sport of backcountry skiing in New Hampshire and Western Maine. We do this by providing a network of low-impact, human-powered backcountry skiing opportunities to the public assisting in the creation, improvement, and maintenance of ski glades.
We work with landowners and land managers to thin the woods, creating skiable terrain. As a result, this below-tree line network—which we call Graniteland—makes a significant economic impact in the areas we serve. We see it most with local small businesses: whether they’re in the outdoor space, hospitality or retail, the impact is evident in increased visitation and returning customers. We leverage the sport of backcountry skiing as an economic development tool, attracting not just visitors, but folks who decide they want to live and work in northern rural communities.
Let’s start with Granite Backcountry Alliance. What is their objective?
The goal of Granite Backcountry Alliance is to advance the sport of backcountry skiing in New Hampshire and Western Maine. We do this by providing a network of low-impact, human-powered backcountry skiing opportunities to the public assisting in the creation, improvement, and maintenance of ski glades.
We work with landowners and land managers to thin the woods, creating skiable terrain. As a result, this below-tree line network—which we call Graniteland—makes a significant economic impact in the areas we serve. We see it most with local small businesses: whether they’re in the outdoor space, hospitality or retail, the impact is evident in increased visitation and returning customers. We leverage the sport of backcountry skiing as an economic development tool, attracting not just visitors, but folks who decide they want to live and work in northern rural communities.