Highland Mountain Bike Park
Lift-served bike park · Lakes Region · NH
Trails: 36 (23 freeride, 13 technical) · Apr – Nov
$68 day ticket
1,250 ft vertical · 250 acres · 57 trails · 5 lifts
For the 2026–27 season. Check blackout dates on holiday weeks.
Targets opening in 36 days
Usual pattern: opened Dec 5 and closed Apr 5 last season.
Two peaks, a six-pack and quiet glades.
Two connected peaks with 250 acres, 57 trails, 17 glades and a high-speed six-pack, and usually fewer people than mountains of the same size. Locally owned since November 2025 by a group of friends who grew up skiing here. A good value pick for intermediates and glade skiers, especially with an Indy Pass.
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2026–27 dates where they’re posted. “Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.
A sweater contest in Stone Hearth, plus free holiday card and ornament making for kids in the Birches.
First chairs of the season, from 9 am.
Spring banked-slalom race for snowboarders and skiers. Two runs, best time counts, with cash and prizes.
The last event of the season, with a DJ and a slush pond at the bottom of Village Green.
Season kickoff with live music, a ski and snowboard sale and art vendors.
Slopeside cabins on the Barnyard trail, one to three bedrooms plus lofts, sleeping 4 to 14.
Four-bedroom house at the base with a stone fireplace, full kitchen and a game room. New for 2026-27.
The former New Hampshire Mountain Inn, now rented whole to groups: 12 to 15 bedrooms, an indoor pool and a tavern.
Inn on Newfound Lake in Bridgewater that has hosted travelers since 1840, with a full veranda facing the sunset.
Andover inn with private baths and a full breakfast, next to the Northern Rail Trail.
Rates are typical winter lows before taxes and fees, and change constantly. Book on the property’s own site.
A 59-mile, four-season rail trail through Danbury and Andover, fine for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
More than 50 miles of hiking trails and historic CCC-era ski trails on Mount Cardigan, for snowshoeing and backcountry skiing.
Pizza and beer in the main lodge, open until 6:30 pm on weekends.
Live music from 3 to 6 pm on most Saturdays.
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$68 day ticket
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