Cranmore Mountain Partners with Valley Original Restaurants for “Treasures of the Valley” Savings

Discounts offered at Cranmore and 14 restaurants throughout the North Conway region

NORTH CONWAY, NH – Cranmore Mountain, located in the heart of North Conway Village , New Hampshire, announced today it has partnered with the Valley Originals, the regions’ premiere association of independent restaurants, to offer visitors exclusive discounts at the mountain and at 14 dining establishments.

Cranmore produced a special “Treasures of the Valley” map that shows the location of the 14 participating restaurants and the resort. Visitors to any of the locations can receive a free map with any purchase. To receive the indicated discount, ranging from a free mid-week lift ticket to half -price entrees, the guest presents the map, which may be redeemed once at each property.

Valley Original Restaurants participating include:

• Café Noche
• Delaney’s Hole in the Wall
• Homestead Restaurant
• Inn at Thorn Hill
• J-town Deli & Country Store
• Merlino’s Steakhouse
• Notchland Inn
• Oxford House Inn
• Red Parka Steakhouse & Pub
• Shalimar of India
• Shannon Door Pub
• Thompson House Eatery
• Up Country Family Restaurant
• White Mountain Cider Company

Cranmore visitors can choose between a mid-week two-for-one lift ticket offer (a $55 value) or $10 off an adult one day lift ticket. Holiday blackout dates apply for all offers.

For more information about Cranmore, visit their website at www.cranmore.com or call 1-800-SUN-N-SKI. For more information about Valley Originals, visit www.thevalleyoriginals.com . To receive a Treasures of the Valley Map, request one upon purchase at any participating location. Offers are valid from December 5, 2009 through April 1, 2010.

Cranmore was recognized as the 2009 Tourism and Hospitality Business of the Year by Business NH Magazine.  It was also rated #5 in the east for best resort in 2009 by readers of Snoweast Magazine. Its terrain parks were ranked #3 in the east by the same publication. New Hampshire magazine also ranked Cranmore’s wine dinners as best in the state for mountain top dining in 2008.