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AnythingToAvoidWork t1_j0esvxe wrote

Bretton Woods is great but its expensive.

Some people like Wildcat, I hate it.

Loon is very accessible.

Cannon is great for tough skiing.

Cranmore is a great family mountain, but its usually packed.

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Emeleigh_Rose t1_j0f15oy wrote

I like Cannon, but everyone has difference preferences. You can get a Ski 93 pass and lets you use several mountains in along the 93 corridor.

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KeiserX13 t1_j0f9d3i wrote

Loon, Cranmore, Gunstock

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DeathfireD t1_j0fi3u5 wrote

Since everyone is going to suggest mountains to go to I'm going to do the opposite. If the family member plans to ski on the weekend then I'd avoid purchasing them a pass to a Vail mountain (Crotched, Sunapee, Attitash, Wildcat). As great as they are when there's fresh snow, they're usually the most crowded on the weekends and seem to have the most issues. I attribute it to the cheap ticket prices and under-staffed issues.

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[deleted] t1_j0g7lb4 wrote

My preferred ski resort to recommend to people from out of state is Loon. Cranmore if they have little ones.

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bingqiling t1_j0gl4bt wrote

Bretton woods is very family friendly. I'd wait to actually purchase the tickets though until you get there, a lot of money to spend if it turns out to be a rainy/miserable day.

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Testing1102 t1_j0gx51b wrote

I'm not them, but it's always wind scraped every time I go. It's gotten to the point that I just don't even try anymore.

I'd rather hit Loon or spend the extra time to go to VT or ME than touch Wildcat

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Chenko0160 t1_j0i3jdj wrote

Surprised to see so many recommendations for loon. It’s almost always icy and windy. Gunstock is always a decent option due to being almost an hour closer south than any other mountain while still having some good runs. Great for a day trip.

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T-to-B t1_j0iz60b wrote

Loon has arguably the best, most consistent conditions in the state and even New England. Bretton Woods is the only other mountain that can compete in the state. If you think loon is windy you probably haven't skied cannon or wildcat. It's also one of the few large mountains in the state. That being said it is also the most popular and busiest mountain in the state.

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Beneficial-Hand4310 t1_j0jd50f wrote

Tb pretty much sums it up here.

Except I wouldn't say bretton woods is on par w loon...doesn't have the steeps.

"Almost always icy and windy..." Oh, so your talking about east coast skiing. Got it

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