Waterville Valley's alpine ski area and the x-country center are both set in the immense and picturesque White Mountain National Forest. Waterville Valley provides big mountain skiing with diverse terrain, ranging from challenging and exciting to gentle beginner’s slopes.

Downhill enthusiasts can relish the expert and intermediate trails and ski down a 2,020-foot vertical drop on Mt. Tecumseh. All 52 trails reunite at one convenient base area, turning this place into a terrific family destination.

Here top-rated ski school operates catering award-winning children's programs and alpine and snowboarding programs for all ages. A slopeside nursery for the little ones from 6 weeks rounds out the family getaway. You may also visit the newly extended Exhibition Terrain Park, in addition to drop in the new in-ground superpipe fixed next to the Park on Phil's Hill.

Cross-Country Skiing

The Cross-Country Ski Center provides full-service rentals, retail and lessons operating on more than 105km of trails. You may try out 70 km of groomed and tracked trails for both diagonal and skating and 35 km of rough country ski access, making it ideal for the beginner, intermediate or expert skier. And every alpine pass is valid for free same day x-country trail access.

Adaptive Skiing

Waterville Valley offers an exceptional Adaptive Skier Program. They have mono-skis, bi-skis and other specially-designed gear available. There are 5 on-mountain dining facilities, from common cafeteria-style to gourmet dining and retail, rental and repair shops.

If you want to get to the mountain on weekends, drive there as early as possible, from Boston the trip takes 2 hours.

 Resort Information

Resort elevation: 1,984 ft (605 m)
Season duration: November - April
Number of lifts: 12
Number/length of trails: 52
Snowboarding: +
Easiest: 20%
Advanced: 60%
More difficult: 15%
Expert: 5%

Lift Prices

(in US dollars)

	Adult	Teen	Youth/Senior
Full Day	55	45	35
Add-a-Day	45	35	25

Contact Information

Telephone:  800 Go-Valley
Snow Phone:  603 236-4144
FAX:  603 236-4344

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