Ski Classic NH

The Tram at Cannon Mountain in Franconia State Park is a classic. You don't have to be a skier to ride it. It runs in summer but anyone can ride it anytime it runs.

By request. An area with a short history. It's about a 3 1/2 hour drive from Albuquerque. Have you ever been there? This is the shirt for you.

I skied at Round Top once when just a kid on a bus trip out of Connecticut with the Meriden Ski Club. I remember looking around the top to see if it was indeed round. I think it was.

Got your Gunstock Goggles on?

Do you wear Cannon Mountain ski goggles? Could be you're an obsessed skier or snowboarder.

Do you wear Ragged Mountain ski goggles?

Not to be confused with the ski area in NH by the same name.

Just when you thought it was dead.

Formally know as Suicide Six this iconic ski area in Vermont was renamed in 2022. Saskadena means "Standing Mountain".

Long time favorite in the heart of Maine.

I knew a girl that went to Middlebury College for four years and never learned to ski. Don't make the same mistake. Ski the Snow Bowl.

Years and years ago Sunapee had a huge loon sculpture but Sunapee, an Algonquian Indian name actually means “Goose Lake”. Some of the best grooming anywhere btw.

One of the highest mountains in Maine at more than 2,000 feet.

A central Massachusetts area sadly closed in 2020.

Owned and operated by Dartmouth College in Lyme, New Hampshire

In Conway New Hampshire you'll find this gem of a ski area.

While you're skiing at Waterville check out Snow's

Originally cut by the CCC in the 1930s the Mount Tecumseh Trail has grown to be Waterville Valley is today.

Independent and unique, Whaleback ski area is one of a kind and a bit of a throwback to an earlier time.

Ski Classic Sugarbush and Mt Ellen. Named for the famed tree from which we get our beloved maple syrup. A true Vermont classic in the Mad River Valley.

Did you or someone you know ski at Berkshire Snow Basin? This is the perfect gift for them. A Classic to be sure. Long remembered, loved and missed.

Ski the sunny side of life. Big Bromley is, to my knowledge, the only ski area to face south to catch the rays.

Crotched moved back in 1969 to its current location. Always a piece of classic New Hampshire skiing.

Ski Pats Peak night or day and look stylish while you're at it.

Some ski area have no respect for state lines. I'd hate to do their taxes. The state line of New York and Massachusetts run right down the middle of the slopes. You could ski back and forth from MA to NY a thousand times a day.

Nestled way up in the Adirondacks of New York. The first gondola in New York was installed at Gore Mountain in 1967. It was New York's only gondola until 1999.

A wearable trail map. However, its not for navigating. I do not recommend taking your t-shirt off to see where you made that wrong turn.

Wildcat without a doubt has the best view of Mt. Washington and Tuckerman Ravine. And the skiing ain't half bad neither.

What's New Hampshire known for? Lakes and loons of course but also ski areas. Loon in particular which when the weather is clear has one of the best views of Mt Washington.

A true classic Jay Peak has the test ski glades anywhere. Do you agree?

Ski it if you can? No doubt there. Part of what I call the Big Three - Sugarbush, Mt Ellen, and Mad River Glen.

The Beast of the East. Usually the first to open in the Fall and the last to close in Spring or practically Summer!

A truly classic ski area found in Franconia State Park of New Hampshire. This place will make you a better skier.

A Maine ski classic to be sure.

Not the best ski trail map Ragged Mtn really. It's hard to read a map when its on your shirt, right? But it looks cool. Wear it with pride.

While it has plenty of beginner ski trails Cannon and Mittersill Ski Area has some of the most challenging terrain anywhere. You owe it to yourself to ski there ... often. It'll make you a better skier.