Posts Tagged ‘Cycling’

Welcome to the King!

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

Ted King Cyclist - member of Cervélo Test Team

Ted King

West Hill House is delighted to be welcoming pro-cyclist Ted King.  Ted will be staying with us during his participation in this year’s Green Mountain Stage Race.

Ted is an Economics Major from Middlebury College, so while he currently lives in Spain he is coming back “home” for this year’s event in the Green Mountains.

He is a member of the Cervélo Test Team and was part of this year’s team in the Giro d’Italia.

Last year we were honored to have James Mattis, the 2008 US Pro National Champion, stay at West Hill House while he was competing in the stage race.  Check out our Cycling page for more details.

While your innkeepers Peter & Susan have never counted cycling as one of their activities we are passionate followers of the Tour de France each year. We really enjoyed watching the almost unprecedented excitement of the close contest in this year’s race between Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck.

Cycling – 2010 Green Mountain Stage Race

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010
2009 Green Mountain Stage Race in Vermont

2009 Green Mountain Stage Race

Thanks to all the racers who have booked with us for this year’s event.  We are now full for the weekend of the race. We wish all contestants the best of luck!

The 2010 Green Mountain Stage Race takes place from 3rd to 6th September 2010. It offers 4 days of exciting and challenging racing in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Race HQ is in Warren, very close to our B&B.

West Hill House is pleased to offer special arangements for racers:

  • Breakfast at the time you need it for your race schedule
  • Inside storage for your machines and accessories in our barn.  You can also use the barn for assembly and adjustments.
  • A 15% discount for stays of 3 or more nights
  • In 2009 we were honored to have James Mattis, the 2008 US Pro National Champion, stay at West Hill House while he was competing in the stage race.  Check out our Cycling page for more details.

    The photo is from the 2009 event, and is from the race website.