Mount Sunapee Fact Sheet

Location:

Mount Sunapee Resort is conveniently located in southern New Hampshire in close proximity to Interstates I-89 and I-91.

Address and Phone Numbers:

Contacts:

Jay Gamble, Vice President and General Manager
Bruce McCloy, Director of Marketing & Sales

Slopes & Trails:

65 trails and slopes covering 230 skiable acres (22 miles of terrain)
17 novice trails, 32 intermediate trails, 16 expert trails
Summit elevation: 2,743 feet
Vertical drop: 1,510 feet (highest in southern New Hampshire)
Longest trail: Two (2) miles (The Ridge Trail)
Half Pipe & Alpine Terrain Park

Lifts:

10, including 3 quad chairs (one detachable quad), 2 triple chairs, 1 double chair, 4 surface lifts

Hours:

8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - Weekends & Holiday Periods
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - Monday through Friday
First hour of skiing/riding from when ticket is purchased is guaranteed. If dissatisfied with conditions, receive a voucher to return another day during the 2007/2008 season.

Average Snowfall:

100 inches

Season:

Late-November to Mid-April

Snowmaking:

97% of all terrain

Improvements:

Snowmaking added to Elliot Slope and Portage trail. The Summit Lodge has been completely refurbished with a new, more efficient food court, some additional seating and painting inside and out. The new Hearthstone Room for meetings and functions has been built in Spruce Lodge. The restrooms in Spruce Lodge have been completely renovated. Mount Sunapee is now 100% renewable wind energy for electric power. This brings the total capital investment at Mount Sunapee since 1998 to more than $15,000,000.

Lift Rates:

Adult (ages 19-64): $60 (midweek), $64 (weekend/holiday), 2-day $112-$116
Young Adult/Senior (ages 13-18, 65-69): $45 (midweek), $53 (weekend/holiday), 2-day $84-$96
Junior/Super Senior (ages 6-12, 70+): $36 (midweek), $40 (weekend/holiday) 2-day $67-72

Ski School:

PSIA Ski & Snowboard School with private and group instruction available. Children’s ski and snowboard programs and learn-to-ski & snowboard packages. Mount Sunapee is home to the New England Handicapped Sports Association (NEHSA) and offers ski lessons, racing programs, and recreational skiing services to disabled skiers.

Childcare:

Mount Sunapee’s Mother Goose Childcare offers childcare with full- and half-day sessions available. Lunch is included with all full-day sessions.

Area Lodging:

Check out a selection of over 30 lodging properties in the immediate Mount Sunapee region.

Directions:

From I-89 North, take Exit 9 and head west on Rte. 103 for about 16 miles. We’re on the left, just after the town of Newbury.

From I-89 South, take a right off Exit 12A and follow to Route 11. Turn right onto Route 11 and follow to 103B, which will take you to the Mount Sunapee traffic circle.

From I-91, take Exit 8 (in Vermont), and go east on Rte. 103 through Claremont and Newport. We’re on the right off the Mount Sunapee traffic circle.