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Top 100 Instructors: NEW ENGLAND

Top 100 Instructors: NEW ENGLAND

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By Krista Crabtree
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Bromley, Vt.
802-824-5522
Madeline Rockwell

Cannon Mountain, N.H.
603-823-7722
Chuck Nagel

Killington, Vt.
802-422-6853
Randy Wood*

Loon Mountain, N.H.
800-229-5666
Matt Sapienza

Mount Cranmore, N.H.
603-356-8540
Bruce Rohr

Mount Snow, Vt.
800-245-7669
Bob Rehbein

Mount Sunapee, N.H.
603-763-2356
Mike Ward*

Okemo, Vt.
802-228-4041
Michele Budah*

Pat's Peak, N.H.
603-428-3245
Lauri Sullivan

Ski Butternut, Mass.
413-528-2000
Lauren Goldfiner*

Ski Sundown, Conn.
860-379-7669
J. J. Falcha

Smuggler's Notch, Vt.
802-644-8851
David McCawley

Stowe, Vt.
802-253-3681
Josey Furer
Kristi Robertson

Stratton Mountain, Vt.
800-787-2886
Roz Coleman-Cooke
Bobbi Schwartz*

Sugarbush, Vt.
802-583-6534
Mary Ann Raymond

Sugarloaf/USA, Maine
207-237-2000
Lani Tapley

Tremblant, Que.
888-736-2526
Ellen Mathiesen Guay

Wachusett Mountain, Mass.
978-464-2300
Rick Patrick

Waterville Valley, N.H.
603-236-8311
Mike Furgal
Sonja Kressibucher

*Denotes a specialty in teaching children.

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