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New Hampshire

New Hampshire is a popular New England skiing and snowboarding destination thanks to the White Mountains that call the state home. Southern New Hampshire Mountains like Pat’s Peak and Mt. Sunapee are local favorites and an easy day trip from Southern New England. To the north, Full Overview

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Resort Name	User Rating	Number Lifts	Double Chairs	Quad Chairs	Surface Lifts

Attitash	3.5 29 Reviews	11	3	1	2
Balsams Wilderness	3.6 4 Reviews	4	1	0	1
Black Mountain	3.6 6 Reviews	4	1	0	2
Bretton Woods	3.4 45 Reviews	10	1	1	3
Cannon Mountain	3.5 38 Reviews	9	1	2	1
Cranmore Mountain Resort	3.6 14 Reviews	10	1	1	5
Crotched Mountain	3.7 23 Reviews	5	1	1	1
Dartmouth Skiway	3.3 1 Reviews	4	1	1	2
Granite Gorge	3.2 1 Reviews	4	1	0	3
Gunstock	3.5 18 Reviews	7	0	2	2
King Pine	3.6 7 Reviews	6	0	0	3
Loon Mountain	3.9 46 Reviews	12	3	1	3
Mount Sunapee	3.8 30 Reviews	11	1	2	5
Pats Peak	3.3 25 Reviews	10	3	0	5
Ragged Mountain Resort	3.7 30 Reviews	5	1	0	1
Tenney Mountain	3.4 9 Reviews	4	1	0	2
Waterville Valley	3.8 24 Reviews	12	3	0	5
Whaleback Mountain	3.5 1 Reviews	3	1	0	2
Wildcat Mountain	3.7 17 Reviews	4	0	0	0

The table below provides the ability to compare the lifts of New Hampshire ski resorts based on the total number of lifts, the number of double chairs, quad chairs, and surface lifts. Use the tabs below to view the different tables. You can also read our overview of all New Hampshire ski resorts.