The Lands of Loon

ONE LOON. MANY LANDS.

At Loon, every part of New Hampshire's best mountain is a brand new destination. Start in a land of breathtaking scenic trails at 2100 vertical feet. Then voyage to the world of adrenaline-pumping action and challenging terrain. End your trip with a sophisticated evening of après ski. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned pro, every land offers a unique and exciting adventure. Come explore New England's Biggest Skiing.

South Peak

New England's newest terrain, Loon South Peak 2,450-ft. summit, is accessed by the Lincoln Express Quad from the base of South Peak, or the Tote Road Connector Quad, located at the junction of Upper Bear Claw, Upper Speakeasy and Exodus on the main mountain. From the summit of South Peak, look west to Mt. Moosilauke, look north to Cannon Cliffs, Mt. Lafayette and Franconia Notch, look down to the town of Lincoln, where one feels like he or she may just ski right onto Main Street.

Three options down South Peak include two groomed runs with snowmaking—Crusier and Boom Run, or the gladed trail, Undercut. Head to skier's right for Boom Run. The wide expanse of the summit narrows at the ledges as Boom Run turns into a classic New England ski trail with twists, turns and intermediate steeps before the run out back to the base. Head to skier's left for Cruiser. First cut in 1996, many locals have been poaching fresh powder on this trail over the years. The terrain is wide open, and this trail will have the best afternoon light.

The Crossings

Everybody meets up at The Crossings. Some people come to check out the great cruising trails and action-packed Loon Mountain Park, home of the Superpipe. Others join their friends to get on the gondola ride, relax at the original Octagon Lodge, or enjoy the sophisticated après ski scene in the Bunyan Room. Grab your friends and head to The Crossings.

The North Peak

As the highest point at Loon, the North Peak truly makes Loon New Hampshire's #1 ski resort. Zoom up to the top via the North Peak Express Quad and you'll discover the famous Walking Boss trail and other long, cruising trails packed with fresh powder and sunshine. Complete with breathtaking scenery, the North Peak is the premier skiing and riding experience.

The East Basin

There is no place to hide on the East Basin. Home to Loon's steepest trails, this is where the real thrill seekers come to get their heart racing. The East Basin allows expert skiers and riders to test their skills on old-style trails with double fall lines. So check out this secret side of Loon. We dare you.

The Highlands

The 2nd highest point at Loon, The Highlands has something for everyone. In addition to magnificent views, The Highlands is a gateway to tons of trails for any ability, including Bear Claw trail, which takes riders from the summit all the way down to the base. It is also home to The Summit Cafe, and the destination of Loon's breathtaking gondola ride.

Base Camp

A day of adventure at Loon Mountain begins at Base Camp. It's home to the ticketing area, Mountainside Rentals, and award-winning Ski and Snowboard School and Children's Ski and Ride Discovery Camps. From beginner trails to intermediate terrain, there’s something for the whole family at the Base Camp.