King Pine Ski Resort

King Pine

Projected Opening: Dec 11
Projected Closing: Mar 28
Lifts: 5
Trails: 17
Skiable Terrain: 50 ac
Base: 500'
Summit: 850'
Vertical Drop: 350'
Average Snowfall: 70"

Snowfall

70"

Annual Snowfall

Dec10"
Jan19"
Feb25"
Mar15"

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King Pine sits in a valley in the White Mountains National Forest and primarily serves the beginner and intermediate skier or snowboarder. That's not to say there aren't some steeps. The sheltered location protects the slopes from cold winds making most ski and ride days pleasant. The resort is known for it's family-friendly atmosphere, affordability and great grooming. The vertical is a short 350 feet, so keeping track of the kids is easy. Guests will love the adjacent Purity Spring Resort, where they can find lodging, home-style food and world class amenities.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 11, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 28, 2027
Projected Days Open
107
Days Open Last Year
105
Years Open
64
Average Snowfall
70"

Terrain

Runs in Total

Longest Run

0.3 mi

Skiable Terrain

50 ac

Night Skiing

30 ac

Snow Making

50 ac

Lifts

Triple Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Two snack bars and tavern, ski school rentals, ski shop, and nursery up to 6 years of age. Ski patrol. Hospital 15 miles away. One hundred percent snowmaking.

Reviews

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I doubt we’ll ever return here. The line to rent skiis is ABSURD. And I mean incompetent, disorganized, LONG & absurd. One worker who looked about 10 years old was there-just 1 person running the ski rental area. The line which is outside the whole time was 2 hours long. There is no excuse for this.…

Tara Scungio

Feb 27, 2022