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Every mountain graded on terrain, snow reliability, village experience and value. Updated weekly through the season.
The complete package. Mansfield's front four still humble experts while the Spruce Peak village plays like a western resort dropped into Vermont.
Two mountains, endless glades, and Castlerock for the purists. Slide Brook keeps Lincoln Peak and Mt. Ellen honest all season.
Eight interconnected peaks and the deepest snowmaking bench in the East. Jordan Peak's new lift turned a long day into a fast one.
The Beast is still the East's longest season and biggest footprint. Base area finally catching up to the terrain on the hill.
Best true ski village south of Route 4. Immaculate grooming and a gondola that makes cold mornings survivable.
The most polished resort experience in New Hampshire. South Peak expansion added the volume it was missing.
Biggest vertical drop in the East and an Olympic pedigree to match. Bring a windproof shell and no excuses.
Corduroy factory and the friendliest big-mountain layout for families. Experts will wish for more pitch.
New Hampshire's largest ski area with the best view in the region and a grand-hotel base that no one else can match.
The Catskills' upscale play. Short drive from the city, serious money in the base area, and grooming that punches above the vertical.
Vertical, acreage, pitch variety and glade quality across the whole footprint.
Natural averages combined with snowmaking coverage and grooming consistency.
Base area, lodging, dining and how the resort skis on a crowded Saturday.
Lift ticket and pass economics measured against everything above.