I visit this resort often!! The staff is so friendly, love the food!!! The snowgroomers/lift attendees do an awesome job! It seems like all the employees are all hard workers and really try to make my experience a truly memorable one!! Keep up the good work!!! Cannot wait till 2008-2009 season

Service was slow at the ticket windows! Bags, Ski's,Poles everywhere they shouldn't be! Skiier requests go ignored or argued about. Like the last reviewer said;Famous Quote"the fish stinks from the head" GO ELSEWHERE! Others have $$ deals and lots of snow.

I'm a big fan of Mount Sunappe. For me, it's the best "real" mountain close to Boston. Pat's Peak is great for kids but pretty limited and Crotched is bland and boring except for the park. I haven't been to Wachusett but I hear it's crowded anytime there's enough snow to make it interesting. Sunapee is big enough to offer a variety of trails, has consistent snow, but doesn't get too crowded. It's probably not much for nightlife, but being only an-hour-and-45 from Boston, it's my favorite for a quick blast north.

nice mountain for a day trip. I usally go on weekdays and have not had a problem with the crowds. The terrain is somewhat limited as far as you seem to end up using alot of the trails over and over again. The sunbowl is nice if the main mountain gets crowded, the lift is slow though. I tend to like mountains with a little more top to bottem access of all terrain.

Many people say bad things about Mt. Sunapee but they usually visit at one of the 4 days a year when the mountain is packed. I ski there every day of every weekend and it is usually deserted. The lift lines are non-existant and there is ALWAYS SNOW! Sunapee usually closes around the same date as Loon, even later than Bretton Woods and all the other ski areas in NH, excluding Wildcat (based on 2006/2007). In our racing district we are usually called spoiled since we are all used to some of the best ski conditions in North America. The bad part is though the summit can get very cold and windy since there is no mountains even close to its height in sight. To visit Mt. Sunapee and have a good experiance you must pick a day where there is a snow storm or when there is little snow in Boston. The best trails are probobly blast-off, lynx, cataract, skyway, and the wingding. Be prepared for Lynx to be shut-off to the public since it is a lot for college and state races. Last, on a bad day ski in the sunbowl, you get over 1000+ of vertical plus it is usually warmer and more sheltered.