Ski Classic NH

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.

Show your t-bar knowledge and love.

Fan gun fan? Show off your love.

Gun control is very important. Otherwise you get a very wet snowpack which is impossible to groom. Gotta get the mixture right.

Had a shoulder replacement? You may need to wear this disclaimer.

Had a hip replacement? You may need to wear this disclaimer.

Had a knee replacement? You may need to wear this disclaimer.

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.

I think Nebraska has been scientifically proven to be flatter than a pancake. So you're gonna need a push ... or pull. You could use a snowmobile but where's the fun in that? You need SkiJor! The name is derived from the Norwegian word skikjøring, meaning "ski driving".

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.

Over 69 years old? You've survived the the 60s. Twice! Good on you!

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.

Interesting fact: There are more ski areas on New York State than any other. Not many people know that.

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.

Snowboarders come in all colors and so does this design

Skiers come is all colors. So does this skier design.

Wear the 80s ski racer in you it like a badge.

I wish I was? I wish I were? Does it matter? You're not there and you only wish you ... What? Where?

The psychedelic 60s. If you've gotten through the 60s and well as your 60s this design is for you.

Vermont, birthplace of snowboarding.

Love skiing in Vermont? Everybody does. So you're never alone. Unless of course you ski off the trail.

Love snowboarding? Love New Hampshire?

Do you love skiing in New Hampshire? Of course you do!

What beats a quiet chairlift ride up your favorite mountain? Nothing except the ride down.