Riders Guide - Mount Sunapee is a family-focused resort that helps bolster confidence for beginner boarders and hone the skills of more experienced riders. There are three different terrain parks and one massive 50’ flat rail. 10 lifts take you to Mount Sunapee’s 230 acres of terrain and 65 trails.

Parks and Pipes - There are three parks at Sunapee. The Six O’ Three is the most advanced park and is conveniently serviced by its own chairlift which shoots right into the middle the park and its thumping 4,000 watt sound system. You'll find split lip jumplines and plenty of rails from mellow flat t-boxes to epic kink rails, the massive 50 footer, and their wall ride. Eastside is a mid-mountain park that’s made entirely out of snow and houses the resort’s half-pipe. The beginner park, Calypso has rollers, spines, and a shallow half-pipe for beginners wanting to learn how to ride park.

Out of Bounds - The area has several other ski resorts to explore. There is also a myriad of winter activities to be experienced, like hiking, ice fishing and snowshoeing. The towns in the area offer great shopping, casual eateries and historic buildings to tour.

Hangout & Hookup - There are a couple of different areas that provide the exciting nightlife and casual dining that’s a perfect end to a great day of riding. The base lodge features the Goosefeathers Pub, a fun place for drinks and light fare. Murphy's Grille is a popular spot just off the traffic circle at the entrance to Mount Sunapee. The more refined Mountain Spirits Tavern in the Mountain Edge Resort & Spa is a fancier spot to unwind after an epic day of skiing and boarding.

The Deal - Located near Lake Sunapee, Mount Sunapee is very easily accessible. Concord, NH and Manchester, NH are both less than an hour away. Boston and Logan International Airport are less than two hours away. By car you can take several different routes on either I-93, I-89 or I-91 to get to Route 103 which takes drivers to Mount Sunapee’s doorstep.