Although sometimes overshadowed by more popular destination states in New England, Massachusetts has an abundance of quality ski and snowboard resorts, and its location attracts the heavily populated centers in Southern New England. In the Berkshire Mountain Range, Jiminy Peak Resort is committed to sustainable skiing thanks to their 1.5... Full Overview
Resort Name User Rating Base Top Vertical Drop Longest Run Snow Making
3.6
18 Reviews
540ft
1720ft
1180ft
0mi
0ac
3.6
5 Reviews
1035ft
1685ft
465ft
772mi
0ac
3.3
6 Reviews
326ft
635ft
309ft
N/A
0ac
3.4
6 Reviews
1125ft
1875ft
750ft
2038mi
0ac
3.3
5 Reviews
1300ft
1547ft
248ft
173mi
0ac
3.8
46 Reviews
1230ft
2380ft
1150ft
2mi
0ac
3.4
13 Reviews
200ft
440ft
240ft
0mi
0ac
3.3
4 Reviews
1300ft
1700ft
400ft
0mi
0ac
3.6
42 Reviews
800ft
1800ft
1000ft
1mi
0ac
3.6
2 Reviews
210ft
420ft
210ft
0mi
0ac
3.8
39 Reviews
1006ft
2006ft
1000ft
1mi
0ac

The table below provides the ability to compare Massachusetts ski resorts based on mountain statistics such as base and top elevations, vertical drop, length of longest run, and area covered by snow making. Use the tabs below to view the different tables. You can also read our overview of all Massachusetts ski resorts.

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