New Hampshire. You're going to love it here Alpine Skiing Conditions
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RESORTTRAILS OPENLIFTS OPEN
Attitash Mountain Resort716
Black Mountain402
Bretton Woods876
Cannon Mountain515
Cranmore Mountain Resort446
Crotched Mountain233
Dartmouth Skiway124
Granite Gorge Ski Area114
Gunstock Mountain Resort457
King Pine Ski Area175
Loon Mountain519
McIntyre Ski Area94
Mount Sunapee Resort488
Pats Peak226
Ragged Mountain Resort224
Waterville Valley4810
Wildcat Mountain442
Nordic Skiing Conditions
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RESORTKM'S OPEN
Bear Notch Ski Touring Center60 km
Bretton Woods Nordic Center100 km
Dexters Inn Trails0 km
Eastman Cross Country Center0 km
Franconia Village Ski Center
Granite Gorge Nordic Center
Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center45 km
Gunstock Cross-Country Center5 km
Jackson Ski Touring Center133 km
King Pine Nordic Center
Nordic Center at Waterville Valley70 km
Nordic Skier/Wolfeboro XC5 km
Pine Hill Ski Club
The Balsams Wilderness Cross-Country
Windblown Cross Country Skiing0 km
Snowmobiling Skiing Conditions
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Pittsburg- 4" new snow on a 6-8" base in higher elevations and 2-3" in lower. Grooming is ongoing, and conditions range from moderate to great. South of town and there could still be some problem areas and some areas are still closed and are posted as such. Please pay attention to all signage!  There are still logging operations going on. Perry Stream Rd is closed to snowmobile traffic and stay on the side of Magalloway Rd; some shared roads and are posted 10 mph. Lakes are still considered to be unsafe! For more details go to www.pittsburgridgerunners.org.

Colebrook- All trails are groomed, range from fair to good in lower elevations and fair to good in higher elevations, watch for ice, water bars, etc. Please ride with caution.

Stratford- 4-6" base. Trails are groomed and riding is good. Stratford Bog area riding is moderate. Potato Hill trail is closed due to logging. Use caution logging at jct of Corr 3 and 7. Watch for water bars.

Groveton/Nash Stream- 2-6" base. Trails are groomed and riding is good. 5 South Temporarily Closed. Caution some icy conditions.

Diamond Pond/Coleman State Park- 4" new snow on a 6-8" base. Trails are groomed and riding is great. Several logging operations going on. Lake ice is marginal. Bathrooms at Coleman State Park are open. Warming hut open Saturday and Sunday. Gas pumps open 24/7. For more details go to www.swiftdiamondriders.com

Errol- 1-4" base. Trails are groomed and riding is good. Use Caution some trails are getting icy.

Cambridge- 2-4" base trails are groomed and riding is good.

Milan- 2-4" base. Trails are groomed and riding is good.

Twin Mtn- 2-4” Trails are groomed and riding is moderate to good. Grooming is being done in the Base Rd/Jefferson Notch area.

Dalton- 1-4” base Trails are marginal to moderate.

Berlin- 4-6" base.  Trails are groomed and riding is good. For more details, go to www.whitemtridgerunners.com

Berlin/Success- 2-4" base. Trails are groomed and riding is moderate to good.

Gorham- 2-4" base. Trails are groomed and riding is good.  Use caution some open water bars. And use caution around logging jobs.

Jefferson- 2-4" base. Trails are groomed and riding is marginal to good. Caution- Watch for water bars and logging operations.

Franconia Notch- 1-3" base. Trails are groomed and riding is moderate to good. Corr 11 North of Notch is not groomed and riding is marginal.

Campton/Thornton- 3-4" base. Trails are groomed and riding is moderate to good. Corr 11 Rail line not groomed use caution.

Bear Notch- 4-8" base. Trails are groomed. Riding is good to great. Caution watch for icy conditions in the turns. RR Tracks have been groomed and loop is open. Use caution and watch for mushers and skiers.

Conway/ Chatham- 1-3" Base Trails from E Conway north are groomed and riding is marginal to good. Watch for frozen water bars and exposed rails. Logging behind Town and Country in E. Conway.  Corridor 19 through Maine is groomed

Ossipee- 1-3" base. Trails are groomed towards Sandwich Notch and loop trails. Riding is marginal to good.  Castle Trails groomed to Mt Shaw from Ossipee side.  RR Tracks from White Lake to Corr 15 Poor. Caution icy conditions.

Wakefield- 2-4” base Trails are not groomed and riding is marginal. Use caution RR Tracks not covered.

Pisgah State Park-  Riding Not available

Pillsbury State Park- Riding Not available

Sullivan- Riding Not available
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