Loon Mountain
The East’s Park & Pipe
As New England’s most accessible destination for big-mountain skiing and riding just two hours north of Boston, Loon Mountain is an incredible family-friendly destination featuring eight tree skiing areas, award-winning terrain parks, a superpipe and halfpipe spread across three different peaks.
- Acres
- 370
- Vertical Drop
- 2100'
- Avg Snowfall
- 160"
PROGRESSIVE TERRAIN PARK
Loon Mountain is not only one of New England’s most-accessible resorts—just two hours from Boston—it also features an award-winning progression of six terrain parks and New Hampshire’s only Superpipe. With options like the Paul Bunyan–themed Burton Riglet Park, a log cabin wall ride, and the nearly-mile-long Loon Mountain Park, there’s fun for every level of skier and rider.
ONE WITH NATURE
Kick off your skis and ditch your board at the top of North Peak for a quick visit to the bird sanctuary—one of Loon Mountain’s best-kept secrets. To get there, look for the sign that at the top of Sunset Trail, and take a short walk into the woods. Make sure to stash some birdseed in your pocket for feeding, and you’re sure to have a chickadee or nuthatch eat right from your hand.
RUM PUNCH WARMUP
Warm up after a long day on the mountain with an atypical après—Caribbean-style rum punch at the Summit Café, a tropical downpour of rum, grenadine, and fruit juice. Sip this local favorite alongside follow skiers and riders while enjoying a legendary view of the White Mountains.
LOCAL HACK
Kids will love riding the wood-fired steam engine on the J.E. Henry Railroad. This authentic German-built train that looks just like “The Little Engine that Could” shuttles skiers and riders between Loon Mountain’s two main base lodges in winter.
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How to Get There
By Car
Get Driving DirectionsNearby Airports
- Boston Logan International Airport BOS • 135 Miles
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