LINCOLN, NH (November 18, 2013) – Loon Mountain Resort is excited to announce the release of “Loon EveryDay Again,” a video that showcases the endless jibs, lofty airs, and behind-the-camera talent that are a part of everyday life in Loon Mountain’s award-winning terrain parks.

Featuring members of the Loon Mountain Snowboard Team and pro riders like Mike Ravelson, Johnny O’Connor and others, “Loon EveryDay” celebrates the passion, camaraderie, and progression that define Loon’s innovative park scene. The video is sure to give riders a sense of the sheer scale and variety of Loon’s terrain parks, which Freeskier Magazine named the 8th best in the country, and Transworld Snowboarding ranked among the top five in Eastern North America.

The footage for “Loon Everyday Again” was filmed and edited by Loon local Skylar Brent, who also produced the popular “Loonatics” web series. While filming the “Loonatics” webisodes in 2011, Brent was picked up by Videograss, a leading snowboard film production company. In 2012, Brent and his own independent production company, Keep The Change, traveled the country to produce their first feature-length snowboarding film, “Holy Smokes,” in partnership with Videograss. This year, Brent’s crew is at it again with “Roll-Call,” another heavy edit featuring some of the best riding from last winter.

To watch “Loon EveryDay Again,” visit youtube.com/loonmountain, or like the Loon Parks Facebook page at facebook.com/loonparksnh. The film “Roll Call” is available for purchase at snowboard shops throughout the country, and online at the iTunes store.

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Loon Mountain Resort is New England’s most-accessible mountain resort destination, featuring Superior Snow, Guaranteed, 2,100 feet of vertical, and three peaks full of terrain variety. Terrain ranges from gentle beginner slopes to long cruisers, steeps and tree skiing, plus a full progression of award-winning terrain parks and New Hampshire’s only superpipe. Loon’s Snowsports School offers programs for all ages and abilities and the Adventure Center features zipline, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, ice-skating, equipment rentals, tours, and an indoor climbing wall.

Loon Mountain is operated by Boyne Resorts, the largest family-owned four-season resort company in North America, and is located in the White Mountain National Forest, operating in partnership with the USDA-Forest Service. For more information about Loon Mountain, visit loonmtn.com, like Loon on Facebook at facebook.com/loonmtn, or follow @loonmtn on Twitter. For more information about Loon Mountain Parks, visit facebook.com/loonparksnh or follow @loonparksnh on Instagram.