Jaw-Dropping Views in Every Season
Rise to the Top
Gondola Skyrides
Load the White Mountain Express Gondola and travel 1,738 vertical feet to the summit of Loon Peak.
Cross the Treetops
While you ride, you'll cross into the White Mountain National Forest and be surrounded by mountain peaks. Each cabin seats up to 4 passengers.
Length
7,133'Summit Elevation
2,733'Ride Time
Winter: 6–8 Mins. | Non-Winter: 13–15 Mins.
Winter
The White Mountain Express Gondola Skyride takes you to Loon Peak summit. Whether you're accessing the ski trails or taking a scenic round-trip ride, you'll find spectacular beauty in every season.
Summit Cafe
Serving food with the best view in town.
Summer + Fall
During spring, summer and fall, find another world of family-friendly adventure on Loon Peak.
Glacial Caves
Scramble under, around and through granite caves
Observation Tower + Boardwalk
Take in expansive, spectacular views, all the way from Mt. Moosilauke to Mt. Washington.
Hiking
Find spectacular views from our scenic trail network to the summit.
Disc Golf
Grab a disc and experience New Hampshire's highest disc golf course.
Say 'I Do'
Bring your love to new heights.
From engagement to vows, and base to summit, Loon is the place to embrace the natural beauty around you and your love.
Answers to
FAQs
Yes. Service animals are allowed. Read the Service Animal and Dog Policy .
The Gondola can accommodate foldable wheelchairs, walkers or strollers. The item will be loaded into the gondola cabin ahead of the cabin you ride in. The attendant will remove it and have it ready for your arrival.
Summer & Fall: To access the Gondola at the base, follow the paved uphill pathway. The summit is well worn from foot traffic. It is not paved.
Your Gondola Skyride ticket is a round-trip ticket. Guests may offload at the summit, enjoy the views and activities, and visit the Summit Café for a bite to eat with the best views around. Guests can then board the Gondola Skyride for a return ride to the base area.
Yes, the Gondola Skyride can operate in inclement weather. However, thunder and lightning and other weather situations will impact operations. Stay tuned to the Mountain Report for operational updates.
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