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Ski New Hampshire Discounted Lift Tickets are Launching Today!

Ski New Hampshire discounted lift tickets are going to be available to purchase around noon today and you don't want to miss out on these deals.

You can ski for less this winter with these tickets. The best part? These tickets are fully transferable and can be used any day of the 25/26 season - that's right, no blackout dates!

Check out the unbeatable prices below:

$164  $129 Bretton Woods  

$134  $89 Cannon Mountain

$129  $99 Cranmore Mountain Resort

$65  $29 Dartmouth Skiway

$109  $87 Gunstock Mountain Resort

$90  $64 King Pine

$149  $119 Loon Mountain Resort

$62  $42 McIntyre Ski Area

$102  $78 Pats Peak

$119  $69 Ragged Mountain Resort

$145  $98 Waterville Valley Resort

Keep your eye on your inbox for our announcement that tickets are on sale; you can purchase them directly through our email. But, don't wait, these tickets often sell out fast!

Haunted Happenings

Ski Areas are gearing up for some spooky celebrations this halloween. For even more upcoming events, visit the Ski NH Events Page.

Witch of Weston Tower

McIntyre Ski Area

October 24th - 26th

Trunk or Treat Bash

Cranmore Mountain Resort

October 30th

Zombie Prom

King Pine Ski Area

October 31st

Big things are happening in the mountains this winter. Across New Hampshire, ski areas have been busy all summer getting ready to make the 2025–26 season one to remember. Crews have been upgrading lifts, improving snowmaking systems, and making lodge and base area improvements. Whether it’s faster rides uphill or a more comfortable place to warm up between runs, these improvements are all about enhancing the skier and rider experience.

A major focus this year is snowmaking and sustainability. New technology is helping resorts produce more snow with less energy, and several areas made big investments this summer to boost efficiency. Loon Mountain Resort doubled its snowmaking capacity on North Peak, Bretton Woods upgraded pipelines and tower guns, and Gunstock Mountain Resort added new HKD Impulse guns and Klik hydrants. Ragged Mountain Resort, Tenney Mountain, Jackson XC, and Great Glen Trails also expanded their systems to ensure great coverage even in lighter snow years.

Resorts are also cutting energy use in other ways, from Waterville Valley and Crotched Mountain's new, energy-efficient LED lighting for night skiing to Loon Mountain Resort and Cranmore Mountain’s adoption of electric PistenBully groomers that reduce emissions and noise. Loon has even added more EVs to its fleet, bringing them to five EVs in total - the most of any ski resort in the East.

There’s plenty to look forward to when the snow starts to fall, discover what’s new before you hit the slopes → Find out what's new this winter.

Several New Hampshire ski areas are offering women’s programs and events for the 25/26 season designed to build confidence and improve skills surrounded by like-minded women of all abilities. From Crotched Mountain’s five-week Her Turn program to Mount Sunapee’s returning Women’s Workshop and Pat’s Peak’s popular WOW Wednesdays, there are plenty of ways to learn and connect this winter.

You’ll also find clinics at Whaleback Ski Area, McIntyre Ski Area, and Great Glen Trails where the Women’s Winter Escape event combines ski lessons, snowshoeing, yoga, and more for a fun, full-day experience.

For more information, visit the Ski NH Women's Programs page or check out the Women's Clinics blog on Mom Trends written by Nicole Feliciano.

Now’s the time to start prepping those legs for ski season! The best way to prevent soreness and injuries later is to build strength and endurance now. Timothy Finch, the Director of Strength and Conditioning at 2 Home Fitness, former strength and conditioning coach to Colby-Sawyer College Alpine Ski Team, shares his top exercises and training strategies to help you hit the slopes with confidence.

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We’re highlighting Khara Benoit, who has been part of the Whaleback Mountain team for the past four years. As General Manager, Khara enjoys the variety of guests she gets to meet both on and off the snow, the strong sense of community, and the chance to watch her daughter, Summit, grow up on the mountain.

When she’s not working, Khara loves exploring the trees, alpine racing, and slope style competitions.

Her path into the ski industry started young, growing up in her grandfather’s ski shop. From there, her passion for alpine racing led her to coaching, and ultimately to her leadership role in the ski industry today.



Jumpstart your career in the ski industry! Check out open positions on the Ski NH Careers Page.

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