The Observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1968-current, January 13, 2022, THURSDAY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 JANUARY 13�19, 2022 BEHIND THE SCENES FROM THE COVER Take a turn at Anthony Lakes Resort • All-day, ages 13-18, college and military: $40 • All-day, ages 7-12: $30 • Ages 6 and younger: Free • Ages 70 and older: Free • Bunny Hill Tows: $20 By Lisa Britton Go! Magazine N ORTH POWDER — Visitors to Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort are fi nding plentiful snow this winter. “It’s amazing. It’s the best cov- erage we’ve had in a long time,” said Chelsea Judy, marketing director for Anthony Lakes. The most current weather and snow conditions can be found at www.anthonylakes.com. Judy said the all runs on the mountain are open, and the trails for Nordic skiing are groomed. She said cross-country skiing has been popular this year. “It’s a good family get-outside activity,” she said. The ski resort is open Thurs- day-Sunday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 5TH AND 6TH GRADE SUNDAYS Anthony Lakes is again of- fering a special free program for youth in fi fth and sixth grades. The program runs on Sundays SUPPORT LOCAL THURSDAYS On Thursdays, bring a recent receipt showing you spent $40 or more (within seven days of your visit) at a small, locally owned shop or restaurant, and purchase a lift ticket for $25 at the ticket booth when you arrive. Support Local tickets are not available online. Chelsea Judy/Contributed image Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort is open Thursday-Sunday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and includes a free lift ticket, rental and mandatory lesson. Youth register from 8:30- 9:45 a.m. in the lower level of the main lodge. Bring a school ID or current report card. An accompanying adult receives a $25 lift ticket if they want to ski. There is no need to pre-purchase or pre-register. The discount is received at registration. This winter’s program started Jan. 9 and runs through Febru- ary. Youth who attend seven of the eight Sundays may then purchase a season pass for the remaining season and following winter for $150. ALICE’S WONDERLAND Alice’s Wonderland, the newly named learning area, is now home to the Caterpillar Con- veyor, Mad Hatter Handle Tow and Rabbit Hole Terrain Park, which has beginner features such as a ride-on box and small jumps. A dedication of these new features is planned for later this season. LIFT TICKETS • All-day, adult: $45 First Friday at Crossroads Annual Student Art Show 2020 Auburn Avenue Baker City, Oregon 541.523.5369 www.crossroads-arts.org Exhibition on display Friday, January 7 through Friday, January 28 Crossroads is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00am to 5:00pm LODGING PARTNERS Those who stay with an Anthony Lakes lodging partner can bring the paper voucher to the ticket booth and purchase a discounted ticket (10% off ). Valid paper vouchers provided by the host are required to receive a discount. For a list of partners, go to www.anthonylakes.com/ lodging-partners.