Cannon Mountain Aerial Overview by Slopevue.com

[@easternyellowjacket276]

Skied here many times when I was younger and had some great days here, provided you storm chase the mountain. If not, it's usually icy with thin cover. It is a well laid out area with classical NE trails. And historic. But like all mountains in the east, never seems to get enough natural snow.

[@americanflyer4126]

One of the best mountains in New England. They have plenty of terrain for everybody: beginners, cruisers, steeps, moguls, glades, ungroomed, jumps, etc...It never gets crowded and prices are reasonable. Let the masses go to Loon and Waterville; real skiers go to Cannon!

[@williamolsen1089]

Don’t tell ppl about Waterville it’s still pretty quite.

[@Nuttyirishman85]

It’s a skier’s mountain, they lack parks. Loons where it’s at for snowboarding. I rather go to sugarloaf or Killington myself.

[@holymeto9981]

@@Nuttyirishman85sugarloaf is perfect, except for one tiny detail. they lack moguls, which is really sad.

[@Nuttyirishman85]

@@holymeto9981 They got them, they spend time on them too. I’m always on the lift crying about the mogul work i see. When the park take offs and landings need serious attention.

[@holymeto9981]

@@Nuttyirishman85 aren't there like, only 4 mogul trails?

[@zesticgamer]

if you did this before 2003 the old man in the mountain would be in the video

[@Doctorwho1403]

Great mountain to ski defo reccomend. Also loon mountain is sick. Not too far from here

[@Ohiik]

I’m going to cannon loon or Cranmore this weekend, what do you recommend?

[@obk4044]

@@Ohiik Cannon is by far the best

[@tenderpawsm473]

@@Ohiik Cranmore is probably the easiest. Loon is a very good choice, but it tends to be packed on weekends. Cannon may be a little less expensive than Loon and less crowded, but it's predominantly for advanced skiers. It's steep, high up, and it can be icy. Have you considered Waterville? Bretton Woods? Gunstock?

[@tillyboos]

NH legit has some of the BEST ⛰️&⛷️ in the ENTIRE New England region.