Skiable area

230 acres

Beginner slopes

26%

Elevation

2,743

Intermediate slopes

49%

Peak

2,743

Advanced slopes

25%

Mid

1,988

Expert slopes

Base

1,233

Longest run

2.0 miles

Verticle drop

1,510

Ski trails

65

Annual snowfall

100 inches

Cross country

Not available

Snow making

97 %

Snowboarding trails

65

Handicap access

Yes

Total lifts

10

Night skiing

No

Rope tows/T-Bars

0/0

Surface lifts

4

Double chairs

1

Triple chairs

2

Quad chairs

2

High speed quad

1

Trams

0

Gondolas

0

Snowboard Notes:

Skiers and riders from all over experience the thrills that Mount Sunapee's Terrain Park & Super Pipe provide.

The Terrain Park at Mount Sunapee offers quality features for beginner, intermediate and expert skiers and snowboarders.

Our dedicated staff will provide the ultimate terrain park for the freestyle enthusiast, with daily grooming and maintenance.

With a combination of tabletops, hips, rails, fun-boxes, rollers, a quarter pipe and a new 475-foot Super Pipe on two different trails, our terrain park is set up for the interests of every skier and snowboarder.

Ski School Notes

Mount Sunapee's Learning Center continues to offer new and innovative teaching programs designed to show skiers and snowboarders of all ages and ability levels just how much fun learning and turning can be. In an ever-changing sport, Mount Sunapee‚s unique and personal teaching approach is combined with the latest in equipment technology and taught by highly qualified teaching professionals.

Getting There

From I-89 North take Exit 9 and head west on Rte. 103 for about 16 miles. We‚re on the left, just after the town of Newbury. From I-89 South take a right off Exit 12A and follow to Route 11. Turn right onto Route 11 and follow to 103B to the Mount Sunapee traffic circle. From I-91 take Exit 8 (in Vermont), and go east on Rte. 103 through Claremont and Newport. We‚re on the right off the Mount Sunapee traffic circle.

Area Information

Mount Sunapee is excited about the grand opening of its new Children Learning Center. This beautiful new facility is architecturally similar to the Sunapee Lodge, which was constructed a few years back. The Center will be 5,315 square feet and will be next to the South Peak novice area for quick and easy accessibility to the slopes. The Leaning Center building will accommodate 130 children for the Snow Stars Program (ages 4-7) and 32 children for the childcare program (ages 1-5).

PSIA Ski & Snowboard School with private and group instruction available. Children's ski and snowboard programs and learn-to-ski & snowboard packages. Mount Sunapee is home to the New England Handicapped Sports Association (NEHSA) and offers ski lessons, racing programs, and recreational skiing services to disabled skiers.

www.mtsunapee.com