The rebirth of Tenney continues unabated. This is perhaps one of the most amazing rises of a ski…read moreresort from abandonment to glory. And its partnership with Indy Pass has opened up a new ski mountain to new people who can now experience its beauty and customer service ethos. The reception area has been redone with self service kiosks and an Indy counter. New bag holders and an information booth complete the downstairs. On top, a new bar and a beautiful cafeteria complement the resort. Yes, the slow lifts are still there. But the slopes have something for everyone. From steeps to the old New England type narrow and winding ski runs with cross trails, to beautiful green runs for beginners. All in the midst of natural beauty. It is truly a pleasure to be here. And the best part is the people. The staff is amazing. From the ticket attendants, to the lift personnel, to groomers, to the cafeteria and the superb pub, Tenney is one amazing place devoted to customer satisfaction. And mmmm... Another best part. You can REALLY relax here and pursue the sport, whether skiing, boarding or tubing. Unlike other areas where I feel I have to have eyes in the back of my head looking for out-of-control Jerry's, Tenney gave me the feeling of pure enjoyment. We absolutely had no worries about someone careening into us, or bump their way into the line. It was just a superb ski experience. We will be here again.

An unexpected day of tubing brought us to this mountain. As someone who has skied and snowboarded…read moreat larger mountains, it was fantastic to park and walk across the small street to go tubing. Family vibe. We tubed for almost 2 hours! 3 tubes can go down the tracks at the same time with a hook lift to drag you back up while you relax! I would absolutely recommend this mountain. We loved it. They even had port-a potties, which was helpful!

First time doing any type of winter vacationing activity in NH (even though it was tubing) and the…read moreexperience was amazing. The attendants were nice and informative with laughs and smiles!, paths and walking areas were neatly maintained and each area was designated with music to keep the moods and party going! I have never been to a ski mountain or area like such and it was simply breathtaking and relaxing!

Such a great time right after a snow storm, trails for all levels of skiers, and a nice lodge.read more

Solid mid-sized mountain! Love the bubble lift to help with the cold. I feel bad for them that a…read morefew of the bubbles have holes so soon after they were installed. The cold and general public have done a little number on them but the staff do their best of patch the holes up. Easy to run into the third floor of the lodge during the day for warmup breaks. Thankfully there is a bathroom on that floor as well.

A great mountain for a solid day of skiing. Staff is always…read moreso lovely here, the lifty's are always so pleasant. Love supporting an independent mountain through the Indy Pass. Solid blues and black diamonds for the intermediate skiiers and plenty of greens for beginners. Love the bubbled in 6 person lift for the windy days. All around great mountain that I love to keep coming back to every year!

Bluebell day, 25 degrees, sunny and new snow last 3 nights!…read moreGood pub but the base lodge music is terrible, head banger heavy metal BS! Change it forever!

Went to wildcat last weekend for a powder day. They had received 5-6" of new snow overnight and the…read moreconditions were excellent. It's an old school throwback mountain with 1 fast summit lift and a chill vibe. If you like ungroomed natural terrain, tight glades and an old school (non pretentious) vibe, check it out on a pow day. They don't make much snow though as vail has cut back in that department so avoid if it hasn't snowed substantial amounts in a while.

Enjoyed great weather last Friday at Mt. Sunapee. Even with the limited amount of snow this season,…read morethe resort did a good job with grooming the runs and we had a fun day. Not all of the runs were open, which surprised no one, but the ones that were open were fun.

Ok I never leave reviews, but we need to talk about the SKI SCHOOL…read more Pro: the most wonderful trainers and a great beginner's area. Con: scheduling, organization, communication and operations. This weekend will be my kids' 8th and 9th time at Sunapee. Every single lesson has been hell to schedule. Between a klunky online system which only 'reserves' your lesson to poor communication and organization from management, we will be switching mountains next year. The most recent issue is when Sunapee canceled our group lesson without our permission and booked my 4 year old in an 830am newly created lesson (due to policy change) without asking us. I saw another family a few weeks ago arrive from several hours away with their receipt and confirmation for a group lesson but Sunapee didn't have record of it and turned them away. I can't begin to explain how tedious every single step of the lesson scheduling process has been. Buyer beware. Management doesn't really care about your experience and due to lack of communication and organization you could end up lesson-less like us and other families.

First time here, not a bad hill at all. I was expecting something more and exciting but didn't get…read moreit. Conditions on 1.8 were above freezing with sun and cloud mix, little wind on north side but manageable. Was there for first chair, put in 24 runs for the day and was done a little before 3:00. Parking was a breeze. Lines were manageable for a weekday, never really waited which was nice. Most trails were open, no woods to really play which was a bummer. For being an Ikon holder, the three hour commute and the tank of gas up was worth checking out.

Loon Mountain Resort is an absolute gem--even if you never touch a pair of skis…read more The adventure, scenery, and overall atmosphere make it well worth the trip. From the moment you arrive, the location alone is breathtaking. Nestled right in the heart of the White Mountains, the views are nothing short of spectacular. Whether you're riding the gondola, hiking the trails, or just soaking it all in from the base area, every angle feels like a postcard. What really sets Loon apart is the vibe--it's adventurous without being overwhelming, lively but still peaceful. It's the kind of place where you can slow down, breathe in the mountain air, and truly appreciate how beautiful New Hampshire is. Even without skiing, Loon Mountain Resort delivers an unforgettable experience. Amazing views, a prime location, and plenty to explore--five stars all the way.

Friday, January 12, 2024 Ski Day: We were somewhat disappointed with Attitash, there were only a…read morefew trails open (less than 25%) and the ones that were open weren't groomed very good, they were very firm and icy. The trails that were closed looked like they hadn't been touched in weeks. There was no powder or moguls whatsoever so it was pretty boring. It looks like they're conserving resources and cutting labor costs. I hadn't skied there in decades and I thought I remembered it was a bigger area; it wasn't. It reminded a lot of Wachusett ski area, which for a 3-hour drive each way is A LOT (too much) of effort. There were hardly any people there, which is nice when you can ski right into the lift no lines. All in all it was a beautiful day, the views of Mt Washington are spectacular; and I got in a lot of runs, yawn :)

All around great place for an awesome day with the family. Atmosphere is very friendly and the…read moreprices are fairly reasonable.

Excellence. Ski for Eric. Food was very good & reasonably priced. Can't find local ski town vibes…read morebetter than BLKMTN.

Great skiing at an "old school" mountain. Nice pub upstairs in the lodge good beer,burgers and…read morefriendly staff.