New Hampshire

When you want it all and are not willing to compromise, look to these well-rounded ski areas, the best of the best in the country.

When the megaresorts are sucking the life out of your ski vacation, look to a place that values its local vibe.

When you need to stretch the dollar, skip the megas and seek out the East's smaller ski areas, where you get more bang for your buck.

In a world where good customer service is harder and harder to find, these resorts feel like a home away from home.

It's a real perk to have somewhere fun and friendly to go after last chair.

If you want to spend more time on the slopes than in the car, head for these ski resorts that are just a stone's throw away from major hubs.

When après-ski turns into après-après-ski, these resorts have you covered.

The lifts at these resorts are reliable, thoughtfully laid out, and keep skiers moving.

These ski resorts serve up variety and quality in the food department.

The ideal family trip might be different for everyone, but there's one consistent quality: a place that feels warm and welcoming.

Resignations by two controversial commission members paved the way for Gunstock management to reopen the resort immediately.

Flush with cash from a good third quarter, Vail Resorts announces three chairlift upgrades with more news to come.

Resorts are closing, but you can extend your ski season with these backcountry touring routes for all abilities.

You don't have to put down roots to be part of the community in the Mount Washington Valley.

Looking for one more hoorah before it's back to the grind? Here's 130 ways to celebrate summer at U.S. ski resorts.

Here's where to find the best-groomed slopes in ski country—and the classic trails on which to set an edge next season.

Don't abandon your need for speed after the lifts stop turning. Here are our favorite mountain coasters at resorts around the country.

With the ski season wrapping up from coast to coast, we take a look at how it went off around different parts of the country.

Night skiing is a rite of passage for any skier. Try it at one of these 9 ski areas that spin the bull wheel after the sun goes down.

Looking to get away from the crowds and have a little space to yourself? These remote and cozy cabins have everything you need to escape reality, all within an hour of great skiing.

You won’t find crazy steeps at Bretton Woods, but the scenery alone is worth a visit.

Smooth, well serviced, and easy going skiing in New Hampshire.

Self-powered backcountry experiences require a bit of know-how and a lot of let's-go. These guides have the know-how covered, so grab your let's-go and take back your winter.

Townsend and a crew of devoted locals attempt the Eastern King of Backcountry Skiing.

This state-owned, community-run ski area is where a legendary American ski racer cut his teeth and it holds the largest vertical descent in New Hampshire.

Granite Backcountry Alliance cuts trees to grow backcountry skiing in New Hampshire—but it's good for the land too.

Long runs and spectacular scenery trump cold winds and tough terrain.

Perfect snow and flow.

With new investments and improvements, Cannon Mountain sets itself apart on the East.

Top 10 resorts in the East for Value, according to SKI's Reader Resort Survey.

Here's the top 10 best resorts for Scenery in the East, according to SKI's Reader Resort Survey.

Here's the top 10 best resorts for Down-Day Activities in the East, according to SKI's Reader Resort Survey.

The former U.S. Ski Team member looks to elevate the school’s skiing program.

Do you even lift? Meet Cindy Whitaker, a sixty-five year old liftie who's been operating chairlifts for 40 years at Cranmore Mountain and still going strong.

Forty-eight passengers stranded, then roped to safety, after historic Tram breaks down. No injuries reported. Reopening expected by weekend.

The beauty of the White Mountains never disappoints at the gateway resorts of Franconia Notch.

Meet Joe Lahout: The man behind one of the country's oldest ski shops.

Here are the ski resorts with the best on-mountain food, because brown bagging doesn't always cut it.

Because after a good day on the mountain, it's your right to celebrate with a drink.

Live Free and Ski founder talks about his nonprofit, and his vision to remove cost barriers for first-time skiers.

Cannon’s lack of frills means its focus is skiing, including the recent expansion onto neighboring Mittersill.

Find late season pow, or at least some corn, at these resorts that haven’t closed yet.

Scrappy East Coast ski areas breed scrappy skiers, and Waterville Valley churns out some of the best.

Find your ski pass for next season—and the best deals—here.

Former ski resort mogul Les Otten offers a peek at his latest project and his big plans for the Dixville Notch resort.

Is it surprising that the East produces so many great bump skiers? Not at all. Kearney looks forward to a new chapter, and offers a couple tips on how to rip in moguls.

We caught up with Mad River Glen's Eric Friedman, one of the industry’s least bullshitty public relations guys, for his take on how good the skiing is. For fans of natural snow, now's the time.

No matter your pleasure, these three ski areas are within about 2 hours from Boston Logan airport.

It's National Learn To Ski and Snowboard Month, and Vermont resorts lead the way with enticing discounts for newbies.

By the time I buckle my boots, the people wearing Hefty bags are already skiing. They are having an awesome time.

Go spring skiing in Tuckerman Ravine with Meathead Film’s series season finale.

New Hampshire’s backcountry dishes out a mixed bag of conditions on Ben Leoni’s tours.

Venture into New Hampshire's backcountry in search of chutes.

Working For The Weekend 1: Tuckerman Ravine

A series of edits from Meathead Films and Ben Leoni features the Northeast’s pow, ice, and backcountry lines.

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Former ASC chief confirms partnership in defunct Balsams Resort hotel and ski area, with plans to reopen in the works.

Here’s the legendary New Hampshire hill, a proving ground for the likes of Bode Miller, as local Ivar Dahl knows it.

Summer is road trip time. Load the car, crank the music, and head out on one of our favorite trips through ski country.

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At these resorts the lifts run through the summer to access some of the best high-altitude disc-golf courses in the country.

Bike parks in New Hampshire.

Need to know where to find singletrack or lift-accessed downhilling? Here's a directory of all the mountain bike parks at ski resorts in the U.S. and Canada.

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“Why do we care about La Nina, or El Nino?” In short, it’s really the only reliable clue that meteorologists have to predict temperature and precipitation patterns months and seasons in advance. Meteorologist/skier Joel Gratz weighs in.

Come grab a taste of New Hampshire's rich and sugary history

An off road experience that you won't soon forget

Family fun for all ages right in the middle of Loon

Scenic Mount Washington makes this spa a must visit

Drive a little north and find spa paradise

Loon's premier spa located in The Mountain Club At Loon slopeside.

If thick crust pizza is what your craving on your Loon vacation, Elvio's is your destination.

A great place to stop skiing and get into some surf and turf

A classic diner in every sense

A great place for a delicious beer and some après ski fun

Delicious common food for the common man

A great fine dining option slopeside at Loon Mountain

Fantastic place to find a home cooked meal when your away from home

A great place to satisfy your inner carnivore

"The restaurant with a constantly changing view"