MIT Outing Club Plans Skiing And Square Dancing
The MIT Outing Club is centering a number of activities around its recently completed cabin at Intervale, New Hampshire. Numerous trips are based from the cabin and various social functions are scheduled in it.
Winter mountaineering is currently being avidly practiced. Numerous ski slopes are within the vicinity of the cabin. Wildcat, Black Mountain, Intervale, Cranmore, and Tuckerman’s Ravine are favorite downhill slopes, while the White Mountain National Forest and Pemigawesset have good cross country and snow shoeing facilities.
The cabin will have sleeping accommodations for forty people and contains a gas stove for cooking. It is available to non-members at a rate of $.75 per night.
Song fests and square dances are held quite often. The Mount Holyoke Outing Club will attend a square dance at the cabin on February 14, and the Smith Club will travel to the cabin on March 7.
All necessary equipment and additional information may be obtained from the Outing Club office on the third floor of Walker Memorial.