Newpylong
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They're just up there this time of year, along with Lincoln.
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Ski over 60 days/year in NH & MaineDrive north through the notch to Franconia, different world up there, no crowds.
I live up here. Don’t need to ski it to know that Lincoln and Loon are too packed for my crowd.how can you possibly have an opinion on loon if you have not skied there in 20 years?
hung up 105 days last year between cannon, loon and SR. cannon is definitely the choice on weekends and holidays but there is a significant number of days where cannon is simply unenjoyable, primarily due to zero visibility but also occasional boilerplate. loon is an excellent nearby alternative. bunch of days last year were loon in the AM, cannon in the PM after it cleared and softened up. handful of midseason weekend days at loon last year were crowded but lift lines were always manageable, doubt it ever took longer than a few minutes from scan to chair. loons problem is lodge space and parking, they need to get the comp and learning programs out of governors.
your point is the multi-pass is bad for the industry? I do not necessarily disagree but hope you like smuggs, gunstock and MRG because those are your choices.I live up here. Don’t need to ski it to know that Lincoln and Loon are too packed for my crowd.
I also worked in the ski industry for 25+ years and refer you to "Downhill Slide" by Hal Clifford.
ASC, Peaks, Vail, Boyne, Alterra…. It’s the locals and the area that suffers the most.