Related Regions: Massachusetts, Berkshires, New England, North America
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by franz - 17th March 2010
Pros: $25 M-Fri , Never crowded mid week
Cons: none, except no dbl diamonds if thats what you want
It's a really friendly mountain and reminds me of the good old days. I encounter skiers of all ages there. I frequently see skiers into their 80s. They have... Full review
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by Snowboardermansb55 - 1st March 2010
Pros: terrian park, moguls, comfortable lifts, ski shop, rentals, downhill terrain, low cost, beautiful snow
Cons: food, day ends early , in the middle of nowhere
Butternut, MA, so far is my favorite ski place in southern New England. Their small and large terrian parks are very well kept and nicely made. Their lifts,... Full review
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by bryan01601 - 17th February 2010
Pros: Terrain Parks
Cons: None
Went to Butternut today after it was suggested to us by a couple of friends. I was very reluctant to go as I usually like to go to the Bigger Mountains in ... Full review
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by brianlewis5 - 21st January 2010
Pros: Great on weekdays
Cons: Crowds during Peak
Got a Season pass for $230. Only an hour away from home. Get there Early and Leave Early during peak Hours.... Full review
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by xSWB4lifex - 29th December 2009
Pros: Nice trails
Cons: Too much ice, crowded
The trails were nice but they had a lot of ice on them and there were a lot of chunks in the middle of the trails. also the lodge didnt have a lot of seatin... Full review
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by GOOFY RIDER - 10th December 2009
Pros: Nice Terrain Park - Cheap Season Passes -
Cons: Slow Lifts - Nasty Expensive Food - Lift to Terrain Park not open on Weekdays
I went alot last year because lift tickets were cheap. My only problem is that the lift that drops off right beside the terrain park is not open on Weekdays... Full review
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