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Mt. Jefferson Ski Resort

The mountain offers spectacular views and features a ski resort, making it a great place for skiing.

Wild Fox Cabins

No. 1 of Ski Resorts in Maine

Sunday River Resort

Sunday River Resort offers a stay experience and various activities, with skiing in winter and golf in summer, there is an activity for everyone.

No. 2 of Ski Resorts in New Hampshire

Attitash Mountain Resort

Attitash Mountain Resort is located in Bartlett, New Hampshire, United States. It is not only a popular winter ski destination but also full of energy and fun in the summer. In summer, the mountain coaster and alpine slide are favorite activities for visitors, bringing exciting experiences and endless laughter. Especially on hot days, the water slide offers a refreshing way to cool off and provides great comfort. In winter, it transforms into a ski resort, and the lift rides offer skiers wonderful opportunities to enjoy the view. While riding the lift, visitors can take in the beautiful, refreshing scenery of snow-covered mountains. The ski runs are well-designed and well-maintained, with picturesque natural scenery on both sides, adding more fun to the skiing experience.

No. 3 of Ski Resorts in New Hampshire

Wildcat Mountain

Wildcat Mountain is located in the legendary Pinkham Notch and has consistently been rated as one of the most scenic peaks in the East. It features over 2,100 feet of vertical ski and ride terrain, suitable for skiers of all levels, all accessible via the high-speed quad. In summer, visitors can choose to go hiking. The attraction includes 5 peaks, with trails starting from the base and extending approx. 8 miles round-trip, leading up along the ski slopes. However, visitors can save most of the climbing time by simply taking the scenic gondola directly to the summit, then continuing to hike along the ridge to the destination, where visitors can see magnificent views of Mt Washington, Carter Notch, and the surrounding valleys along the way. Meanwhile, Thompson Falls is also a major highlight here, and the area where the waterfall is located also offers many opportunities for outdoor activities, such as rock climbing and picnicking, suitable for families and outdoor enthusiasts. The best season to visit is spring and early summer.

No. 4 of Ski Resorts in New Hampshire

Cranmore Mountain Resort

Located in North Conway, Cranmore Mountain Resort is the home base for curious travelers looking to embark on their next adventure, bringing the joy of mountain living to generations. Adventures at Cranmore include soaking up decades of tradition, hitting some of New England's best slopes, and nurturing a passion for skiing and horseback riding. Summer is just as lively at Cranmore Mountain Resort, with a variety of outdoor activities such as mountain biking, hiking, and aerial adventures. Visitors can explore the beautiful landscapes and rich flora and fauna of the local national forest along carefully designed trails. Aerial adventures include ropes courses and a rock climbing wall, providing thrill seekers with a safe and fun adventure. Whether skiing in the winter or exploring in the summer, this resort offers unique experiences and unforgettable memories.

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Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park was established as a national monument in 1916, designated as Lafayette National Park when it was upgraded to a national park in 1919, and renamed to its current name in 1929. The park is spread across three areas: Mt Desert Island, the Schoodic Peninsula, and Isle au Haut, with Mt Desert Island home to most of the major attractions. The Park Loop Road on the island connects rocky coastlines, coniferous forests, and granite peaks, passing by well-known attractions such as Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, and Jordan Pond, making it the main route for touring the core area. Cadillac Mountain is the highest point in the park and one of the highest peaks along the United States East Coast. The summit offers a panoramic view of the entire island and bay. The park also preserves a system of crushed-stone carriage roads built with donations from the Rockefeller family, dotted with numerous granite bridges, offering a unique experience for hiking or cycling.