Mount Sunapee Resort

"Love Sunapee, beautiful condition this weekend, but it sure's getting too crowded. My friends said they got to the resort at 8:30-8:40 and only made it to Lot #3, on Saturday and Sunday. After u have to park across the street at the beach and it's a long wait for the shuttle. The lift lines are often 20-30 minutes. This weekend they had the Asian Noodle Bowl both days, it was yummy. I got pork and sweet chili sauce. I wish they make people register if coming, and just cut it off at some point. Also Stovepipe trail was very icy and had people falling. It wasn't safe to keep that open. On the weekends everyone here is from the Boston Area, mostly on a day trip. I'm guessing the locals must avoid all the weekend crowds."

"Ski resort in Newbury near Highway 103 and Lake Sunapee. Lots of parking spaces - just needed to walk from parking lots to the ski area, not fun with boots, and skis. The rental facility is not nearby ski lift - needed a bit more of walking. There is a bunny lift for beginners. The blue slopes are kind of icy, however it is long and wide. Friendly staffs."

"Love this mountain! Get there early so you don’t have to wait for the shuttle from the parking lots! Most of the mountain is intermediate trails and beginner areas as well."

"My daughter and I had an amazing time. Some of the best spring skiing I can recall. Plot was ¾ full but ZERO lift lines. And no wait for lunch. All employees we encountered were super friendly too. Try their new beer FLYWAY IPA from henniker brewing it was fantastic. Thank you Sunapee we had a great day 1/8/24. 14" yesterday and when I arrived Monday morning I had to park in the bus lot. That had me a little worried especially with the early season trailcount still low. I had a fantastic time. It wasn't too crowded at all and lifelines were almost non-existent. Taking the bus was a breeze too, actually less walking then being in the back of the main lot lol"

"Went to Mt. Sunapee Resort for the 90th anniversary of New Hampshire Crafters. Saw some really beautiful things from clothes, blown glass, art for walls, and overall just some of the best crafting I have ever seen in the multiple craft fairs throughout New England. Will definitely be going again next year but next time I will be bringing $1000.00 with me as that is what I would have spent if I had bought everything I really liked. The only draw back is that it cost us $17.00 a piece just to enter, parking was free. I really do not think any craft fair should charge more than $5.00 to enter, after all you are coming to spend money. One more thing, don't eat the food there, not good, eat before you come next year!!!"