What type of skiing are you trying to do?

ski.loonWhat type of skiing are you trying to do?

making quality turns, not particularly picky about park or anything but wouldnt mind a jump

Best trees in NH?

cannon or loon either way will work with you

loon has really good pitch and good lift management, though I'm not sure if i would go up on the weekend, as it is super resort-y. wildcat and cannon have good terrain and are low-key too, and have decent snowfall

Cannon and Wildcat are the best bc they are fine on weekends Loons just as good but Id only go there midweek. You can have fun at anywhere else from Bretton to Attitash to Waterville to Gunstock everything in NH is a decent hill (Ragged, Sunapee) Ive skiied them all. Nothings great nothings awful.

Cannon and Wildcat are the best bc they are fine on weekends Loons just as good but Id only go there midweek. You can have fun at anywhere else from Bretton to Attitash to Waterville to Gunstock everything in NH is a decent hill (Ragged, Sunapee) Ive skiied them all. Nothings great nothings awful.

railjam saturday at wildcat. be there!

Loon sucks besides its park. Cannon has some fun stuff in the trees if you can find them and are knowledgeable in terms of the area and backcountry type stuff.

Dropbombs8cannon or loon either way will work with you

I wouldn't suggest loon, especially for the weekend because they are all ice and super long lift lines. I would suggest Waterville Valley. The lift lines anren't very long and there is really good terrain and terrain parks. And they have a whole little village and nice little hotels, me and my friend used to go up there and stay there all the time until he moved

PeppermillRenoCannon and Wildcat are the best bc they are fine on weekends Loons just as good but Id only go there midweek. You can have fun at anywhere else from Bretton to Attitash to Waterville to Gunstock everything in NH is a decent hill (Ragged, Sunapee) Ive skiied them all. Nothings great nothings awful.

spot on brotha