New Hampshire Skiing
Written by: cj apelo
New Hampshire is the center of New England’s snow country that extends from Vermont to Maine. It has 19 alpine and 19 Nordic Skiing resorts and is considered as the home of North America’s first official ski trails. It is no wonder that Skiing is New Hampshire's official state sport.
New Hampshire Skiing features breathtaking mountain views, beautiful lakes and valleys, winding trails, steep pitches, and picturesque ski villages. It is also the home of the White Mountains, which serves as an excellent ground for numerous ski resorts in the state. The highest point of White Mountains and in in the US Northeast is Mount Washington, standing at about 6,288 feet. It is also known for its worst weather that is incomparable to anywhere else in the world. Due to this kind of weather, one can expect icy conditions on the slopes. The good thing is, when you are able to successfully go Skiing in New England, you won’t find any difficulty skiing in other places.
Ski resorts around the state are small but the vertical drop for a few of them is a little bit more than 200 feet. Also, most of the resorts have high speed quads. Because of their size, New Hampshire resorts are suitable for shorter Skiing trips.
When you plan to visit New Hampshire for that Skiing getaway, save your worries because there are a lot of ski resorts in the area, including Attitash Ski Resort, Arrowhead Ski Area, Black Mountain Ski Area, Dartmouth Skiway, Cranmore Mountain Ski Resort. You won’t have any trouble finding a package that is suitable for you. Many areas in New Hampshire offer special ski packages which include passes, discounts on clothing and equipment, and special lessons. There are programs which are designed for kids, women, beginners, and advanced skiers and boarders.
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