Attitash Mountain

Attitash Mountain

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Standing proud in New Hampshire's White Mountains, Attitash Mountain Resort offers a perfect blend of adventure and accessibility. With 68 trails spread across two distinct peaks, this beloved ski destination has been drawing visitors since 1964. The mountain's varied terrain caters to every skill level, from gentle learning slopes to challenging expert runs, making it an ideal destination for families and skilled skiers alike.

Attitash Mountain's comprehensive network of 11 lifts ensures smooth access to all areas of the resort. The Flying Yankee high-speed quad serves the main mountain, while the Summit Triple takes you to breathtaking heights of 2,350 feet. Our lift system efficiently manages peak times, getting you back to the slopes quickly so you can maximize your mountain experience.

Attitash Mountain Lift System
Total Ski Lifts = 8
Quad Chair
4
Quad Chair
Triple Chair
3
Triple Chair
Surface Lift
1
Surface Lift

Attitash Mountain Resort Elevation

2349ft716mResort Summit1749ft533mVertical Drop600ft183mResort Base
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Trails

Total Runs

68

Total Area

311 ac

125.9 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
26%
Intermediate
46%
Advanced
28%
Expert
0%
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Location

Located in Bartlett, New Hampshire, just 15 minutes from North Conway, Attitash Mountain combines convenient access with authentic mountain charm. The resort sits within easy reach of Boston (less than 3 hours away) and Portland (90 minutes), while maintaining its genuine White Mountain character. Surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest, the area offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and exploration.

Attitash Mountain

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Season Info

While winter transforms Attitash into a snow-sports haven with an average of 120 inches of annual snowfall, the mountain's appeal extends year-round. Summer brings thrilling mountain biking trails, scenic lift rides, and the region's longest alpine slides. Spring and fall showcase spectacular New England foliage and optimal hiking conditions, ensuring there's never a bad time to visit.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

1/1/1970

Closing Day

4/13/2025

Days Open

20192

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Annual Snowfall

Metric

1.55m

155cm

Imperial

5.1ft

61in

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