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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	Base	Top	Vertical Drop	Longest Run	Snow Making

Attitash	3.5 29 Reviews	600ft	2350ft	1750ft	0mi	0ac
Balsams Wilderness	3.6 4 Reviews	1700ft	2700ft	1000ft	0mi	0ac
Black Mountain	3.6 6 Reviews	1250ft	2350ft	1100ft	1mi	0ac
Bretton Woods	3.4 45 Reviews	1600ft	3100ft	1500ft	2mi	0ac
Cannon Mountain	3.5 38 Reviews	2000ft	4179ft	2180ft	1mi	0ac
Cranmore Mountain Resort	3.6 14 Reviews	600ft	2000ft	1200ft	0mi	0ac
Crotched Mountain	3.7 23 Reviews	1050ft	2066ft	1016ft	0mi	0ac
Dartmouth Skiway	3.3 1 Reviews	975ft	1942ft	967ft	0mi	0ac
Granite Gorge	3.2 1 Reviews	800ft	1325ft	525ft	0mi	0ac
Gunstock	3.5 18 Reviews	900ft	2300ft	1400ft	0mi	0ac
King Pine	3.6 7 Reviews	500ft	850ft	350ft	0mi	0ac
Loon Mountain	3.9 46 Reviews	950ft	3050ft	2100ft	2mi	0ac
Mount Sunapee	3.8 30 Reviews	1232ft	2742ft	1510ft	0mi	0ac
Pats Peak	3.3 25 Reviews	690ft	1400ft	710ft	0mi	0ac
Ragged Mountain Resort	3.7 30 Reviews	1000ft	2250ft	1250ft	0mi	0ac
Tenney Mountain	3.4 9 Reviews	748ft	2148ft	1400ft	1mi	0ac
Waterville Valley	3.8 24 Reviews	1983ft	4004ft	2020ft	1mi	0ac
Whaleback Mountain	3.5 1 Reviews	1100ft	1800ft	700ft	0mi	0ac
Wildcat Mountain	3.7 17 Reviews	1950ft	4062ft	2112ft	2mi	0ac

The table below provides the ability to compare New Hampshire 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 New Hampshire ski resorts.