Wildcat Mountain looks across Pinkham Notch to Mount Washington, with 48 runs over 225 acres (91 hectares) and a vertical of 2,110 ft (644 m). The summit sits at 4,060 ft (1,238 m) and the base at 1,950 ft (594 m). Terrain is 21% beginner, 46% intermediate and 33% advanced, a spread that tilts toward confident skiers. Snowfall averages around 103 inches a year. The Wildcat Express quad carries most of the traffic to the top, so the layout is simple to read and easy to lap.

The Wildcat trail, cut in 1933 as one of the first ski racing trails in the United States, remains the mountain's namesake run. Polecat is 2.75 miles long and the longest novice trail in New Hampshire, a beginner-friendly descent that shows off the Presidential Range views. Strong skiers have the mountain's solid advanced share to work with, and the 2,110 ft of vertical gives long laps from top to bottom. Wildcat suits intermediates and advanced skiers wanting real vertical, and beginners can still enjoy the long Polecat run.

The 2025-26 season at Wildcat Mountain ran from 6 December 2025 to 5 April 2026, a roughly seventeen-week season supported by average annual snowfall of around 103 inches. Wildcat markets itself as offering one of the longest ski seasons in New Hampshire, aided by its considerable elevation and reliable natural snow.

Midwinter, from December through February, typically brings the most consistent conditions to Wildcat's intermediate-and-advanced-weighted terrain, with spectacular views across Pinkham Notch to Mount Washington throughout. As an Epic Pass resort within the Vail Resorts network, Wildcat draws substantial visitation from Epic Pass holders alongside visitors specifically seeking its dramatic mountain scenery.

The resort's genuinely challenging terrain profile, with no beginner-only easy option beyond its 21 per cent beginner share, tends to draw a more experienced skier base relative to some White Mountains competitors. School holiday periods bring some family visitation, though the mountain's character skews toward intermediate and advanced skiers seeking Mount Washington views. Weekend crowds draw heavily from the greater Boston and southern New England region.

Specific event programming beyond standard operations is not confirmed in available resort information. Since Vail Resorts' 2019 acquisition alongside sister resort Attitash, Wildcat has continued operating as part of the Epic Pass network, building on nearly seven decades of history dating to its 1957 founding. The mountain's dramatic Pinkham Notch setting remains central to its seasonal appeal.