Purity Spring Resort & King Pine Go Green

 

- 24 new “energy-efficient” SMI tower snow guns were added in 2007/08, significantly reducing the amount of fuel used to operate snowmaking. King Pine also uses fan gun technology to help to minimize energy costs.

- King Pine uses a product called “Snowmax” when making snow. Snowmax maximizes snowmaking time by allowing making more snow from every gallon of water pumped. With the ability to make snow at 26.8°, snowmakers can make snow at higher temperatures throughout a longer window.

- All commercial and guest areas of each company recycle glass, plastic, cardboard and aluminum.

- As of January 2008, an effort is underway to provide recycled products to a local animal shelter which is involved in a “trade-for-food” program for its sheltered animals.

- Guest areas at King Pine and Purity Spring Resort use recycling containers. “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” signage is used as well.

- Participation in the NH Department of Transportation’s Anti-Idling Campaign. Guests and employees at King Pine, Purity Spring Resort and Danforth Bay are asked to shut down running engines through signage in drop-off/pick-up areas. Through the use of company-wide newsletters, employees are being taught the many ways they can lower their energy consumption.

- All lodging properties (11 buildings) are heated with bio/fuel (Over 100,000 gallons purchased in last 2 heating seasons).

- The multiple laundry and kitchen areas at King Pine and Purity Spring already use or are currently testing environmentally-friendly, organic based cleaners.

- The resort maintenance building uses a recirculation system that separates water and oil from the cleaning bays. This and all waste oil from Purity businesses get recycled in a waste-oil furnace during the heating months.

 


Click on a particular Purity Spring company to learn what that business is doing to minimize its impact on the environment:

Purity Spring Resort

King Pine Ski Area

Danforth Bay Camping & RV Resort + The Bluffs RV Resort

Camp Tohko

 

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For additional information, contact:
Dan Houde - Director of Marketing
Purity Spring Resort
1251 Eaton Rd.
East Madison, NH 03849
(603) 367-8896 x215

 

 

Lake Purity
Purity Lake is one of the last undeveloped lakes in New Hampshire.
Island as viewed from Hoyt Audubon Sanctuary
Our business practices have sustained us for over 100 years. Being "green" has always made sense to the Hoyt family.
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