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work @ b I u e blue Media Ventures seeks qualified applicants for full-time positions in our New York office; relating to blue's publishing and emerging Internet business. Overlook Mountain, one of the highest, coldest and snowiest spots near Manhattan, is the back side of Hunter Mountain. Overlook offers ski ing and camp- ing terrain for every skill level. Tra ils on the northside are easier to ski up and down and are best for intermediates. Southern approaches are for more experienced skiers. If you get to the top, sneak a run down the front of the mountain (Hunter). But do this at the end of the day. Hunter offic ials don't appreciate unticketed skiers or boarders coming through the back door. To reach the southern trailhead, take 212 west from Woodstock, then turn right onto Town Route 33 just before the vi llage green. Route 33 turns into Mead's Mountain Road, and three miles Lip is a trailhead parking lot. A bulletin board there shows the Overlook Trai l, which is approximately 6.5 miles long. To approach the summit from the north, take Route 16 north towards Platte Clove until you come to Prediger Road on the right. An intermediate trail starts at the end of Prediger Road. Check in with the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Southern Regional Offices in New Paltz at 914-256-3076. For snow conditions at Hunter Mountain, call 518-263-4223. i ..... ~ .... Advertising Sales Seeking individuals with at least two years experience selling advertising for consumer print and online. Graphic Designers Innovative designers with expertise in editorial, marketing and/or web design. Call to coordinate portfolio review. Business Manager Seeking an individual with business management and/or accounting skills and experience. Publishing/media experi- ence preferred. HOUR RADIUS STRATTON MOUNTAIN, VT Legend has it that Jake Burton hiked th is area testing his handiwork on the plentiful snow of the southern Green Mountains. Drive past the fifty- dollarticket lines, and head to the back of the mountain where you can hike, camp and ride for free . From Bennington, take Route 9 east to Wilmington, then north on Route 100 to the town of West Wardsboro. Take Stratton Road west out of town to enter the Green Mountain National Forest. Down the road on the right, is the Stratton Pond Trailhead. Park here, and set out on the well-marked trail to the top of Stratton. It's about a six-mile hike to the 3,936-foot peak, the highest point in southern Vermont. The resort doesn't mind if intrepid winter campers ride or ski down their trails. For a US$12 snowshoeing fee, you can take the gondola up with all your camping gear and head into the backcountry from there. For more information, call the Manchester Ranger District at 802-362-2307, or stop in at 2538 Depot Street in Manchester. MT MARCY, NY Mt Marcy (elevation 5,344 feet) is the highest spot in New York State and offers some of the longest vertical drops in the east. The Mt Marcy Trail, from the south, climbs for almost 11 miles past frozen lakes, dense woods and steep meadows before it winds its way to the top of the moun- tain. The hike up is strenuous and best done with skis and skins. You can ski , board or camp anywhere off the trail and there are lean-tos every other mile or so. To get there from Newcomb Village go east on Highway 28 to where it intersects with Blue Ridge Road. Stay on this road for 1.5 miles until the Tahawas road. Take a left and go for eight more miles until you see the trailhead parking lot on your right. Sign in on the bul- letin board here. For more information, call the DEC Eastern Region Office at 518-897-1200. Editorial Assistants Seeking individuals with strong copy editing and fact check- ing skills. A keen interest in the Adventure Lifestyle as well as advanced geographical knowledge a plus. Marketing Assistants Entry level positions are available for energetic candidates who want to learn marketing from the ground up. Internships The blue Internship Program is an excellent way to gain intro- duction into the magazine and Internet business. Internships are seasonal. To apply, resume and cover letter must be received by the following deadlines: Dates Winter Fall Senior management positions in the publishing and Internet sector are also available. please submit resumes and inquiries for these positions to jobs2@blueadventure.com - .. Dec 1 st to Feb 28th Spring Mar 1 st to May 31 st Summer Jun 1 st to Aug 31 st Mail resumes and cover letters to: Sep 1 st to Nov 31 st Application deadline Jan 15th Feb 1 st Apr 1 st Jul 1 st Department of Human Resources 611 Broadway, Suite 405 New York, NY 10012 jobs@blueadventure.com Or call: 212-777-0024 Administrative Assistants Seeking friendly and highly organized applicants for com- munications and organizational duties.