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Pros
- Easy to access from Route I-93
- Highly-rated terrain parks for all abilities
- Terrain well-suited to intermediates
Cons
- Quite expensive
Overall
Among the reasons to ski Loon are, the most snowmaking in NH, the most lodging options in the skiers’ town of Lincoln, and three unique mountain peaks to ski. Loon is NH's second-largest ski resort, with Bretton Woods being the biggest. With over 370 ac spread across three peaks served by 12 lifts, Loon has lots to offer skiers and riders from long groomed boulevards to tight tree-lined trails that twist and turn down the mountain, and several edgy terrain parks.
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Loon Mountain Reviews
Fabulous!4.4 / 5Jul 01, 2019
Neil R.
Loon mountain is a great mountain in all conditions. Located in the white mountain there's always terrain for all and great veiw at every turn. Family oriented and but also a great place to wnd the day with a cold and beer and a good conversation.... Moreadvanced snowboarder
Good!3.8 / 5May 11, 2018
Michael J.
Loon is awesome, I started skiing a few years ago and I couldnt have picked a better place. Solid New England resort, good snow, close, accessible. The Bunyun Room is the spot for apres and 80s day is UNREAL.... Moreintermediate skier
Very Good!4.1 / 5Apr 28, 2018
Michael G.
Loon is FANTASTIC. Nestled in the White Mountains of NH, offers fantastic views of the snowcapped peaks. Quite accessible from Boston, Portland or anywhere in New England. The atmosphere is fun, Bunyun room is fantastic. The snow quality groomers run awesome and with fresh snow it really opens up. My favorite place in NH for sure.... Moreintermediate skier
Average!3.5 / 5Apr 26, 2018
Wendy B.
Lovin Loon! First time to a great mountain! Shhh don't tell anyone! Conditions awesome, challenging enough. No lines no waiting! Easy to difficult, had it all. Good accommodations and friendly staff.... Moreintermediate skier
Average!3.2 / 5Nov 24, 2017
DJDaniel J.
Loon is a pretty rad spot located in New Hampshire. Definitely has the best parks in the state. They have a huge focus on park building and it shows. The mountain also has a ton of trail options for non jibbers and jumpers. Fun for all in New England!... Moreexpert snowboarder
Superb!4.8 / 5Nov 19, 2017
SCSean C.
I've been to Loon several times and have had 3 season passes. I used to live about 45 minutes from loon during midweek it's awesome there's not a lot of people there is about three Peaks the snow is really good that has a gondola which is great keeps you warm when it's cold at Backcountry is good but is mostit for advanced skiers. Conditions can be... Moreadvanced snowboarder
Good!3.7 / 5Nov 08, 2017
PLPaul L.
Loon is a nice big mountain, but it tends to draw a crowd, and a bit more of the crowd that flocks (pun intended) to ski resorts in their Land Rovers and Mercedees, more concerned about the apres and the groomers than the powder and the trees. I've been there for half price Sunday afternoons mostly because I'm a dirt bag skier.... Moreadvanced skier
Good!3.8 / 5Nov 05, 2017
RSRyan S.
Very accessible resort with gorgeous groomed slopes off the Kangamangus highway in NH. The town of North Conway has great lodging and restaurants nearby as well. Great for families, and beginner/intermediate skiiers. Park also top notch. Advanced/Expert skiiers may find themselves bored by few challenging trails and glades are hit or miss with... Moreexpert skier
Very Good!4 / 5Oct 19, 2017
ADAnthony D.
Going there as a kid, I only have good memories. The trails were typically well maintained and the staff was always friendly and available to help. I would definitely come back sometime.Superb!5 / 5Apr 11, 2012
MMichelle
Loon is a favorite for the terrain because it too has a little bit of everything. The gondola helps on cold days. Their blue terrain is worthy of caution and the black diamonds will give you a thrill. The view from the top looking toward Mount Washington is stunning.