Snowboarding Zone - Bretton Woods, New Hampshire:

Riders Guide - Bretton Woods Mountain Resort features over 400 acres of pure boarding bliss, allowing for both day and night riding. There are more than 100 different trails available to boarders, with plenty of slopes for each level of experience. Families will enjoy beginner slopes and intermediate slopes, while more experienced boarders will head to the more advanced and expert slopes. There are nearly 10 different lifts that will take guests around the mountain and provides direct access to some of the most popular runs and challenging backcountry in the entire state.

Parks and Pipes - The terrain parks in Bretton Woods are not discriminatory and welcome both skiers and snowboarders, they supply a plethora of features to grind, ride and carve. The Accelerator Halfpipe provides a great intermediate level halfpipe. The pipe is renowned for being well-maintained and cut frequently. The terrain park is known for having a wide variety of rails and jumps that suit all ability levels.

Out of Bounds - The Mount Washington Hotel and Bretton Arms Dining Room provide great places to both stay and eat. Darby’s Tavern is within a half mile of the mountain, and offers a casual dining environment, not to mention some of the best pizza in the entire region.

Hangout & Hookup - There are plenty of different places to relax, unwind and hang out at after a full day of riding. The Cave Lounge and the Princess Lounge are two of the many bars at Bretton Woods. Riders might check out the Nordic Café as well, located right at the base of the mountain, it has some of the best and most lively après ski in the resort.

The Deal - Getting to Bretton Woods is fairly easy. The resort is 150 miles from Logan Airport in Boston, and 100 miles away from Manchester Airport. Located near Jefferson, White Field, and Bethlehem, getting to the resort is easy by car as well, drivers can take I-95, I-93 or I-91 to Route 302 and I-93.