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Blueberry Hill hosts wacky, fun Nordic ski event

BLUEBERRY HILL OUTDOOR Center shared a bunch of photos taken at past Pig Races. The annual race, which is the definition of community fun on skis, stopped in 2007 but is coming back this year on Saturday, March 16.

This classic Nordic ski event, with a legacy dating back to the 1970s, was founded by the late Blueberry Hill Inn owner Tony Clark as an opportunity to have fun on the snow with “guaranteed jumps, spills, singletrack challenges, agility obstacles, and maybe a touch of early spring mud.”

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