We can never predict the weather for the season, but luckily what we can predict is that N.H.’s ski mountains will not disappoint! New Hampshire is the perfect place for skiers of all ages and skill levels. Whether it be cascading through the moguls, or gliding carefully across a beginners trail, NH’s ski resorts have it all! Here’s a few of New Hampshire’s most popular ski resorts…
1. Cranmore Mountain
Cranmore Mountain, located in North Conway N.H., has over 56 trails for all levels. Cranmore offers kid programs, ski and snowboard lessons for all ages, a Terrain Park, and even a snow tubing facility. Higher level skiers can even join Cranmore’s ski race team!
2. Wildcat Mountain
Wildcat (also known as The Cat) is located in Pinkham Notch N.H. with breathtaking views of Tuckerman’s Ravine, Mount Washington, and Presidential Range, is a must-see ski spot for any N.H. goer.
3. Bretton Woods
Bretton Woods ski resort in Bretton Woods, N.H. is situated directly across from the beautiful Mount Washington Hotel. Bretton Woods offers both Alpine and Nordic skiing as well as Terrain Parks, guided ski tours, lessons and kid groups, ski rentals and of course the magnificent views of Mt Washington found only in New Hampshire.
4. Black Mountain
Black Mountain, located in Jackson N.H., is a family-friendly ski resort offering 45 trails and 4 ski lifts all intended to make your trip a safe and happy one to remember.
5. Gunstock Mountain Resort
Gunstock Mountain, located in Gilford N.H., offers not only alpine skiing, but Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and night skiing as well. Gunstock welcomes skiers and boarders of any and all levels, along with an accessory and apparel shop to ensure that you have the best gear for your day of snowy fun!
6. Attitash Mountain Resort
What’s better than one New England ski mountain? How about two! Attitash Mountain Resort in its entirety includes both Attitash and Bear Peak Mountains. Buy a Peak Pass and you can ski any one Attitash’s sister mountains across New England (PA, NY, VT, and NH). Attitash and Bear Peak together amount to 68 trails and 11 lifts suited for all abilities.
7. Loon
Located in Lincoln N.H., Loon Mountain is certainly a unique winter experience. There’s everything from winter zip lining and ice skating to indoor rock climbing and of course Alpine Skiing.
Why not stay the weekend? Most of these ski resorts have lodging options either right on the property or within minutes from the ski hills. So get out there all you ski bunnies- it’s time to shred some N.H. snow!
Southern New Hampshire and the city of Manchester are great places to live. Need an apartment near a ski resort? We can help you find your perfect place.