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5 Mountains in 5 Days New Hampshire
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beachbeach
- Beginner
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28 inches of snow at Bretton Woods in one day, lift tickets half price all week at 27.50, Attitash,Cranmore, Black Mountain, Wildcat, no lift lines, 10 dollar Maine lobster, snow, snow and more snow, man what a trip, hate that it ends tomorrow but if you have never experienced New Hampshire skiing over several hundreds of acres of trails, resorts that appreciate your time with them and some of the nicest resort employees in the country, its time you did.
I loved Cranmore and Wildcat, never been to the others. I really wanted to go to Black but they were not open in April, despite piles of snow. Also enjoyed meeting the other skiers, some really interesting and good people. Really like that North Conway area. SEND PICS!!!
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IMASKIER
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Get the pics up! haha. Glad you enjoyed the trip. I grew up skiing in NH and I am heading up Thursday to ride at my old home mountain, Gunstock, for the weekend. Might try and make it up to Bretton or Waterville for a day though.
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davidski
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SERIOUSLY, POST PICS!! These are some areas I am very curious about.
Where were you staying and what was the logistics of driving to all the different places?
If it was more typical conditions (what great timing!) which resorts would you focus on.
You can't score such an awesome trip and just spit out a paragraph. That's fine for Saturday at App. but not for 5 Mountains in 5 Days New Hampshire (w/ Powder) ...... step up or Ullr will get you
Where were you staying and what was the logistics of driving to all the different places?
If it was more typical conditions (what great timing!) which resorts would you focus on.
You can't score such an awesome trip and just spit out a paragraph. That's fine for Saturday at App. but not for 5 Mountains in 5 Days New Hampshire (w/ Powder) ...... step up or Ullr will get you
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beachbeach
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Okay I have like 300 pics to post so I am going to post and will send the link.
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beachbeach
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We stayed at Attitash Village for the week, across the street from Attitas Bear Peak. 30 Minutes west to Bretton Woods, 15 minutes to Black Mountain, 25 to Wildcat and 20 to Cranmore.
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beachbeach
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Pics are from Boston Fanueil Market to Bretton Woods that had gotten 28 inches in one day, to Cranmore, Attitash, Mount Washington Hotel, alot of skiing, beer drinking and great food. New Hampshire had it all at great prices.
