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9 Best New Hampshire Ski Resorts to Visit This Winter

By Matthew Lynch
March 11, 2024
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New Hampshire is celebrated for its enchanting winters and thrilling outdoor sports, with skiing being a perennial favorite. Among the numerous resorts dotting the landscape, nine stand out for their exceptional trails, amenities, and breathtaking scenery. This winter, whether you are a novice on the slopes or a seasoned professional, these ski resorts in New Hampshire promise an unforgettable snowy adventure.

1.Bretton Woods: As the state’s largest ski area, Bretton Woods offers skiers and snowboarders a vast terrain spanning 464 acres with 62 trails. The resort is known for its family-friendly vibe and well-groomed trails. The stunning views of Mount Washington provide a perfect backdrop for a day on the slopes.

2.Loon Mountain: Loon Mountain in Lincoln is not only popular for its accessible location near Interstate 93 but also for its impressive variety of terrain across three peaks. With 61 trails and six terrain parks, there’s something here for everyone, from beginners to experts.

3.Cannon Mountain: Located in Franconia Notch State Park, Cannon Mountain boasts a rich history and offers 97 trails and glades. It is famed for having one of the steepest vertical drops in New England at 2,180 feet and provides some of the most challenging skiing in the region.

4.Waterville Valley Resort: This family-oriented resort in Waterville Valley has over 50 trails and spans 220 acres. The mountain offers a balanced mix of terrain for all skill levels combined with picturesque village surroundings where you can enjoy après-ski activities.

5.Cranmore Mountain Resort: Situated in North Conway, Cranmore presents a friendly atmosphere with 57 trails suitable for all abilities. After skiing, visitors can explore the town’s quaint shops and restaurants or take a whirl on Cranmore’s famous tubing park.

6.Mount Sunapee Resort: Known for its meticulous grooming and high-quality conditions, Mount Sunapee boasts over 65 trails spread across two mountains. Its South Peak Learning Area is dedicated to beginners while experts can challenge themselves on the Lynx Trail, featuring panoramic views at every turn.

7.Gunstock Mountain Resort: Offering spectacular views of Lake Winnipesaukee, Gunstock provides more than 220 acres of skiable terrain with 55 trails tailored to all skill levels. Night skiing across 22 trails and an adrenaline-pumping mountain coaster add to Gunstock’s appeal.

8.Attitash Mountain Resort: Attitash offers adventurous skiers and riders two peaks—Attitash and Bear Peak—with over 68 runs to explore. Its advanced terrain and racing programs cater to those looking for some excitement while their ski school is ideal for newcomers to the sport.

9.Wildcat Mountain: For those seeking raw natural beauty alongside thrilling skiing, Wildcat is the place to be. With over 48 trails that seem to plunge directly into Pinkham Notch below, Wildcat delivers some of the most spectacular vistas in all of New Hampshire coupled with diverse terrains that cater to various expertise levels.

Whether you’re seeking exhilarating runs down steep slopes or serene trips through scenic wooded trails, New Hampshire’s top ski resorts deliver with aplomb. Each destination provides unique experiences bound to make your winter sports jaunt memorable—why choose just one when you can try them all throughout the season?

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