NORTH CONWAY, New Hampshire ??” Cranmore Mountain Resort will welcome skiers and riders this February school vacation week with more than 18 inches of new, natural snow and a variety of lift ticket value options.

A day at Cranmore fulfills the needs of all ages and abilities. From the Beginner Basin with its two Magic Carpet conveyor-belt-style surface lifts to the Darkside Terrain Park, now located on the newly widened Zip Trail, there is something for every member of the family at Cranmore.

One of the best things about Cranmore is its value. Lift ticket prices are the same every day of the week: weekdays, weekends and even during holiday periods. $39 for adults, $29 for teens and $19 for kids and seniors, buys a full-day, all mountain lift ticket any day during the ski season.

Skiing and riding consecutive days at Cranmore offers even more value. Cranmore’s Add-a-Day special is a great way to save on lift tickets. After buying the first day’s lift ticket at full price, guests may add any number of additional consecutive days for just $25 each, if purchased prior to closing on the first day of skiing. That’s a savings of $14 a day on an adult lift ticket. Add-a-Day tickets for teens are just $20, and $15 for kids and seniors.

Skiing under the lights at Cranmore Mountain Resort is fun and affordable. This year, lighted trails are available all the way from the summit. Night skiing will be available every night, February 19 to 26, from 4 to 9 p.m. A lift ticket is just $12 for all ages.

For an alternative to skiing and snowboarding, Cranmore’s Wild Cherry Pepsi Grand Prix Tubing Center continues to attract all ages for snow sliding fun. The park is open Fridays, Saturdays and during vacation periods from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. It’s only $15 for five runs (or two hours) or an unlimited number of runs for just $19.

For more information, call 1-800-SUN N SKI (786-6754) or visit www.cranmore.com.