Wildcat Mountain

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Resort Overview

Perched in New Hampshire's White Mountains, Wildcat Mountain delivers an authentic New England skiing experience with 2,112 feet of vertical drop. Known for its challenging terrain and spectacular views of Mount Washington, this mountain holds true to its untamed name. With 48 trails spread across 225 acres, Wildcat offers a raw, natural skiing experience that has drawn adventurous skiers since 1957.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

225 ac

91.1 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

21%

Intermediate

46%

Advanced

33%

Expert

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Wildcat Mountain Lift System

Four lifts service Wildcat Mountain's varied terrain, including the high-speed Wildcat Express quad that whisks skiers to the 4,062-foot summit in just over 6 minutes. Our lift network efficiently connects you to every corner of the mountain, from gentle learning zones to steep, ungroomed challenges. The summit quad provides access to some of New England's longest trails, including the 2.75-mile Polecat trail.

Lifts

Total Lifts

Lift Types

Lift Breakdown

Double Chair

Quad Chair

Surface Lift

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Location & Getting There

Situated in Pinkham Notch within the White Mountain National Forest, Wildcat Mountain stands just 5 miles from the town of Jackson, New Hampshire. The resort's proximity to North Conway (20 minutes away) provides easy access to lodging, dining, and après-ski activities. The mountain's location directly across from Mount Washington creates a dramatic backdrop and unique weather patterns that enhance natural snow accumulation.

Wildcat Mountain

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⛷️ Season opens Dec 6, 2025

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Season Info

Wildcat Mountain typically operates from mid-November through early April, offering one of New England's longest skiing seasons. Thanks to an average annual snowfall of 200 inches and comprehensive snowmaking coverage, reliable conditions extend throughout the winter months. Spring skiing here is legendary, with many bluebird days and deep snow lasting well into April.

Current Season

2025 - 2026

Opening Day

12/6/2025

Closing Day

4/13/2026

Days Open

129

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