East Coast
East Coast
Gunstock
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Dartmouth Skiway
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Dartmouth Skiway
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Cranmore
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Granite Gorge
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Granite Gorge
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Ski Ward Ski Area
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Ski Ward Ski Area
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Ski Butternut
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Ski Butternut
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Otis Ridge
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Otis Ridge
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Nashoba Valley
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Nashoba Valley
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Jiminy Peak
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Jiminy Peak
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Catamount
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Bradford
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Bousquet
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Blue Hills
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Blue Hills
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Blandford
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Berkshire East
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Berkshire East
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Mt Jefferson
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Mt Jefferson
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Eaton Mountain
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Titcomb Mountain
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Titcomb Mountain
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Shawnee Peak
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Shawnee Peak
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Saddleback
Saddleback, Maine.
Saddleback
Trace a line formed by Maine's State Routes 16, 27, 4, and 142 and you will encircle some of the state's highest mountains. In the southern part of the circle you'll find the long, impressive mass of Saddleback Mountain, from whose summit drop the twisty, wooded trails of Saddleback the ski resort.
Mt Abram
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Lost Valley
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Lost Valley
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Camden Snow Bowl
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Camden Snow Bowl
Skiing with ocean views.
Black Mountain
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Black Mountain
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Woodbury
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Ski Sundown
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Ski Sundown
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Mt Southington
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Mt Southington
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Mohawk Mountain
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Mohawk Mountain
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Cannon Mountain
"Old-time skier's mountain. Great value, views. Not for sissies."
Mt. Sunapee
"Beautiful views of the lake. Great new lodge. Excellent grooming and snowmaking."
Loon Mountain
"Five minutes from I-93. Great staff; nice town; fun area."
Killington
The K-1 Express gondola delivers you near the top of 4,241-foot Killington Peak for laps in glades so deep you’ll forget you’re on the East Coast.
Bretton Woods
"Great scenery, pleasant runs. The Mount Washington Hotel is extraordinary!"
Holiday Valley
"The Little Mountain that could "
Smugglers' Notch
The terrain at Smuggs rivals any other resort in the East, and many of the locals who make Smugglers Notch their primary mountain do so because of the mountain’s low-key vibe.
Sunday River
The River's true nature is most readily exposed on the precipitous steeps of White Cap Mountain.
Whiteface Mountain
Check in with the Pumphouse gang, which gathers at the pumphouse between the Niagra and Victoria steeps to grill venison, swill local brew, and plot runs down ungroomed gems like Upper Cloudspin and Empire.
Mont Tremblant
Mont Tremblant has a decidedly European flavor—from the cobbled streets to the French chatter in the lift lines.
Windham Mountain bike trails open on weekends
Open to the public on Sept 27-28 and Oct 11-13
Best of the East 2009: Jay Peak, Vermont
According to the readers of Skiing Magazine.
SKI Magazine's 2008-09 Reader Resort Survey: The Top 50 Resorts, National
Learn from the experts: the readers. Use SKI's 21st annual survey as a guide to North America's top resorts, then hit the snow and start your research. We'll be waiting to hear from you.
Loon Mountain, NH
A White Mountain beauty heralds the Northeast's largest expansion in almost a quarter-century.
Quick Spring Trips: Whistler, B.C.
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Pocket Guides
Travel
Coping With Killington
Some complain it's crowded, commercial and crass. But Killington is among the East's most popular resorts For a reason. Our visit finds expansive slopes, wicked steeps, and-if you know where to look-a surprising amount of soul.
Nouveau Tremblant
In a village dense with fun, skiing isn't always the primary attraction.