Valleywood Ski and Snowboard Shop

Stop in to Bellbrook Brewing Company and try the new Valleywood Coconut Vanilla Porter 🍻 Big thanks to our great friends over at BBC!

🔔 𝑵𝑬𝑾 𝑹𝑬𝑳𝑬𝑨𝑺𝑬 🔔

🥥 ⛷️ 𝕍𝔸𝕃𝕃𝔼𝕐𝕎𝕆𝕆𝔻 ⛷️🥥 • COCONUT VANILLA PORTER • 5.8 %

We are bringing back a seasonal favorite with our good friends ! We changed things up this year by adding toasted coconut and vanilla. You’ll get silky chocolate and caramel notes combined with a creamy and complex finish of coconut and vanilla on the finish. It’s fabulous! We look forward to this one every year.

Although their season is winding down you still have some time to grab some last minute apparel, skis, snow boards and anything else related to the slopes 🎿⛷️! Make sure to say hello to Yuri and Zach during your visit!

On tap and in cans to go starting today at open!

Stop in for our year end sale! Now through Sunday the 29th.
March 29th is our official closing day for this season. We will be available by appointment after the 29th.
Thank you all for a great year!

Yoohoo! Don’t miss our end-of-season sale. Grab all your ski and snowboard essentials before they’re gone!

🚨Imporant Hours Update🚨 Store hours starting 2/1/26 are listed in the post above. We will be closing early February 9th at 3 pm, and closed February 10th-11th for an annual equipment testing trip. Hours will resume as listed above February 12th.

Our team is hitting the slopes for our annual work trip to Boyne Mountain to test out next year’s gear!! This allows us to serve our customers better by experiencing the equipment ourselves. We will be closing early at 3 pm on February 9th, and will be closed February 10th and 11th. Normal hours will resume on Thursday, the 12th.

Come on in and check out our sale on jackets, pants, and outerwear. Also take a peak at our new hours and gear up for the season!☃️⛷️

🛍️ Why Shop Local 🛍️

Today is ‘Small Business Saturday’… a day you are encouraged to, if just for one day, get off Amazon and out of Home Depot & Walmart and consider buying a Christmas gift or two from a local restaurant or shopkeeper.

Why?

Beyond the obvious, let me tell you what I’ve noticed in my 62 years.

1- When a charity, cheerleading squad or little league team is fundraising and asks stores and restaurants if they will donate a gift certificate, a nicely framed picture, a simple peace of jewelry, car wash tickets, baked goods, candy, pretty much ANYTHING…. it’s the ‘little guy’ who can LEAST afford it who stops everything, goes to the back office, smiles and says, ‘Sure, why not.’

Not always, but most of the time, getting a national retail chain to donate something for free is like getting an act of Congress passed. The local manager (who may well be a wonderful person) can’t do it without the three bosses above them signing off and by the time they get back to you the 7 year old cheerleaders’ are now in college.

2- Neighbors helping neighbors. That shop owner literally is your neighbor. They often grew up in your town, had a dream, begged, borrowed & stole to get the money to open their doors and their margins are tighter than a duck’s ‘you know what’ at high tide.

That $12 dollar candle, the pretty $30 dollar scarf you buy… those little purchases mean a lot. Trust me, Jeff Bezos doesn’t need another yacht.

Besides, you will very often find unique items at your local store, not the same 20 things everyone and anyone can find online.

3- Connection. Sometimes the BEST thing you can do for your health is to GET OUT OF THE HOUSE and off the computer. Breathe some fresh air. Meet people and make a connection, even if it’s just a ‘hello’ and smile. You’re human and ChatGBT is not your friend.

4- Self-interest. Have you seen what has happened to many of our once-thriving malls? Is that what you want your little downtown to look like or become? A ghost town of boarded up storefronts.

Believe me…

Your house is worth more if you have a nice shopping district…. fine local restaurants nearby.

Don’t you want a main-street where you and your sweetie or kids can park the car, grab a coffee and scone and walk and enjoy. Even that guy with the crazy hair ‘busking’ on the corner, belting out a James Taylor song is part of the rich tapestry that makes your city, town, village…. charming.

Don’t lose that.

Shopping local is good for everyone.

Especially you 🙂

Gear up for Black Friday and Small Business Saturday at Valleywood! We have sales on helmets, goggles, outerwear, ski & snowboard packages, and tons more! Shop now through Sunday!!🎁🎁