roark
New member
Bakers half dozen in no particular order:
Black NH
Smuggs
Plattekill
Burke
BEast
Saddleback
Black NH
Smuggs
Plattekill
Burke
BEast
Saddleback
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Top 5 areas in NE you haven't been, but want to go!
- Thread starter wa-loaf
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kickstand
Member
Jay Peak
Burke
Sugarloaf
Saddleback
Magic
Burke
Sugarloaf
Saddleback
Magic
bousquet19
Member
Le Massif
Wildcat
Cannon
Ste. Anne
Burke
Wildcat
Cannon
Ste. Anne
Burke
Flan
New member
Sugarloaf
Saddleback
Loon
Black
Suicide Six (I owe it to a friend)
(Yes, in that order!)
Been to everything else that's big in New England.
Saddleback
Loon
Black
Suicide Six (I owe it to a friend)
(Yes, in that order!)
Been to everything else that's big in New England.
wintersyndrome
New member
Burke
Saddleback
'Da Loaf
Wildcat
Canon
Le Masif
Mt. St. Anne
Owls Head
Tremblant
Saddleback
'Da Loaf
Wildcat
Canon
Le Masif
Mt. St. Anne
Owls Head
Tremblant
gladerider
Active member
bar scenes in tremblant is very good. better than most i'd say in NE. a lotta people rate it high for family accommodations, but a lotta young people hang out.
gladerider
Active member
Jay
sugarloaf
sunday river
cannon/loon
le massif
sugarloaf
sunday river
cannon/loon
le massif
kcyanks1
New member
Seems like we've done similar threads before, but:
1. Smuggs
2. Sugarloaf
3. Saddleback
4. Cannon
5. Wildcat
1-2 are easy, though I'm not totally set on the order. 3-5 are tougher. I haven't skied anywhere in NH or Maine, so those are the obvious choices. Maybe I could put Burke on there instead though.
1. Smuggs
2. Sugarloaf
3. Saddleback
4. Cannon
5. Wildcat
1-2 are easy, though I'm not totally set on the order. 3-5 are tougher. I haven't skied anywhere in NH or Maine, so those are the obvious choices. Maybe I could put Burke on there instead though.
jaywbigred
Active member
I'm having trouble keeping this to just 5:
1. MRG
2. Loaf
3. Magic
4. Cannon
5. Smuggs
Honorable mentions: Everywhere else in NH, incl. the Balsams; Tremblant, Le Massif, Mt. St. Anne, Dartmouth (from a rival college standpoint!), Middlebury.
And locally, Campgaw.
1. MRG
2. Loaf
3. Magic
4. Cannon
5. Smuggs
Honorable mentions: Everywhere else in NH, incl. the Balsams; Tremblant, Le Massif, Mt. St. Anne, Dartmouth (from a rival college standpoint!), Middlebury.
And locally, Campgaw.
that lists surprises me because from what I know about you, all those areas seem right up your alley. I would've thought for certain you'd been to half if not more of those.
arik
Member
Cannon
Wildcat
Jay
Stowe
Sugarbush
Wildcat
Jay
Stowe
Sugarbush
1. Camels hump
2. Kearsarge
3. Croydon mt - would have to poach it because it's on private property
4. Mt. Washington from the summit
5. anything else with a slope and snow,
Hate to pay for lift tickets (and I'm broke) exception MRG, SMUGGS, JAY
2. Kearsarge
3. Croydon mt - would have to poach it because it's on private property
4. Mt. Washington from the summit
5. anything else with a slope and snow,
Hate to pay for lift tickets (and I'm broke) exception MRG, SMUGGS, JAY
ChileMass
Active member
Wildcat
Sugarbush
Jay
Hunter
Windham
Sugarbush
Jay
Hunter
Windham
soulseller
Member
I try to fit a few new places every year. Here are 5 new to me places I fully intend on hitting this year.
Sugarbush
Jay
Balsalms Wilderness
Saddleback
Cannon
Sugarbush
Jay
Balsalms Wilderness
Saddleback
Cannon
bousquet19
Member
I always like to try new places and had a blast in Rangleye Maine last March at Saddleback and Sugarloaf.
Haven't been to NH or up the St. Lawrence yet, so here's my list:
Wildcat
Cannon
Loon
Le Massif
Ste. Anne
Woody
Edit: ! I see that I posted on this thread back at the end of October. Well, 4 out of 5 of my choices still match.
Haven't been to NH or up the St. Lawrence yet, so here's my list:
Wildcat
Cannon
Loon
Le Massif
Ste. Anne
Woody
Edit: ! I see that I posted on this thread back at the end of October. Well, 4 out of 5 of my choices still match.
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Ski Diva
New member
In no particular order:
Sugarloaf (going this year)
Sunday River (ditto)
Loon (ditto)
Saddleback (may be going)
Whiteface (may be going)
This makes it more than five, but I'd also like to hit Le Massif and Bretton Woods (I'm going to the latter in February).
Looks like a pretty good year for me!
Sugarloaf (going this year)
Sunday River (ditto)
Loon (ditto)
Saddleback (may be going)
Whiteface (may be going)
This makes it more than five, but I'd also like to hit Le Massif and Bretton Woods (I'm going to the latter in February).
Looks like a pretty good year for me!
SKIQUATTRO
New member
Burke (will be there in Jan)
Jay
SugarLoaf
Tucks
Jay
SugarLoaf
Tucks
KD7000
New member
Even though it didn't hit the summit, it's too bad they don't run the Cog Ski Train any more. It looked so cool.
My list, in no particular order:
Magic - because of all the hype
Jay Peak- because of all that supposed snow
Sunday River - because it's just marketed really well.
Saddleback - because it just looks damn fun
Cannon - simply because I've never been there
Surprised to hear so many people want to hit Berkshire East? I did a day trip there a few years ago- it's a fun little place, but doesn't seem like a "destination." Are people just looking to cross it off a list? Or did I totally miss out on something special there?
billski
Active member
Definitely a day trippers mountain. A good place to go when things align and you need to avoid masses, or simply want low key skiing and boarding. Also a good place to save money. According to their GM, they have a lot of new stuff, including glades that makes it worth a look again. He'll be at our Feb 1st meeting, so we get to grill him first-hand.
KD7000
New member
Yeah, the price is definitely attractive- it was lots of fun for the $. I'd like to revisit it at some point when conditions are enticing.
