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This was my first time skiing in New Hampshire. Loon Mountain is beautiful! You get some great mountain views. The facilities are well-kept. The trails are challenging. I really wouldn't suggest Loon for a beginner skier. A majority of the trails are intermediate, and honestly, one of the greens even felt like an intermediate. The food is not really worth the price, but it's like that at most ski lodges. I gave this one less star because it gets very crowded, even on weekdays. Treat Fridays like the weekend. We got there at 8:30 on a Thursday and got a spot in the closest lot. When we arrived at 10:00 on a Friday, all lots were completely full except for the backup lots a couple of miles down the road. Be sure to get there early!

First time at Loon. I've been skiing all my life, mostly in Vermont and loon exceeded my expectations: quality trails great conditions (cruisers top to bottom and some good committed bumps), mid 30's and sunny, and I had no idea how tucked in to the mountains Loon is. Great views including Mt. Washington. Nice town, dinner at The Common Man (definitely recommend), look forward to heading back in the future.

What a wonderful mountain! So many trails for many levels of ski and snowboarders. The facilities were nicely maintained. The sights from the peaks are gorgeous. Trails were nicely groomed and the snow was continually made. We did go on a Thursday so it was nice and quiet. I could imagine it getting busy during the weekends. Lovely day on the slopes!

Everything was just perfect. Trails were nicely done, modern lifts on some trails, the heating seats 8 chair lift was truly appreciated. It’s small skiing resort but definitely well organized with a lot of opportunities for taking defrosting break and have some snacks, lunch or place to warm up.

Went over the holidays after Christmas and was so packed. Nice place if you’re somewhat experienced but not for beginners. Pass is easy to get with the ticketing system. Lots of routes. Parking is a pain. Food was decent.