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Who We Are

Vision/Mission

Dublin XC is a not-for-profit organization in the Monadnock Region that strives to build an active outdoor community through nordic skiing and mountain biking. Our coaches and volunteer staff encourage individuals of all ages to ski or bike recreationally, develop skills, train, or race. We aspire to foster a healthy sense of competition and support our athletes whether they are racing for the first time or competing at the highest level regionally. Our hope is that everyone’s experience is welcoming, fun, and caring. Dublin XC operates out of the Dublin School Nordic Center where we assist with trail building and maintenance. We provide scholarships to make our programs accessible, and make an annual donation to support the Center’s mission to be a facility open to all.
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Meet The Board

Our board is made up of dedicated volunteers who are passionate about building a strong, inclusive outdoor community. They guide the club’s mission, support our programs, and help to ensure that Dublin XC continues to thrive and serve our community.

Holly Macy

President

Lindsey Burkhardt

Vice President

John Bentley

Treasurer

Tiffany Calcutt

Secretary

Sean Macy

Board Member

Michael Ames

Board Member

John Sturtz

Board Member

Melanie Brown

Board Member

Brad Bates

Founder

Meet The Founder

Bio to come…. 

Dublin School’s Trails

Where we call home.
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Dublin School’s Nordic Center has earned international recognition with its International Ski Federation (FIS) homologation—making it the first high school course in the world to meet these elite racing standards. Designed by John Morton of Morton Trails, the 5K course underwent a rigorous approval process to ensure it delivers fair, safe, and technically challenging racing conditions, from varied terrain to well-designed start and finish areas. Situated at a high elevation with ideal north-facing terrain, the venue is now qualified to host national and international competitions, while continuing to serve its core mission: providing a fun, high-quality training environment for skiers of all levels. Opened in 2014, the Nordic Center’s 7 km trail system complements an existing 20 km network and remains free and open to the public when not in use for events.