New Hampshire and Maine offer some amazing skiing! You can find mountains for all level skiers up in the Northeast. There are 28 resorts in NH and 19 in ME. 

Over the years, I’ve explored quite a few of New Hampshire and Maine’s ski mountains. After spending many days on the slopes at various mountains, I have come up with the three best ski resorts in NH and ME. These top three are based off of terrain, overall mountain vibe, and snow conditions. 

In this post I share with you the three best ski resorts in NH and ME, my full guides to each mountain, insight you want to know before you go and so much more!

Let’s dive right in-

The snow up at Sunday River is usually great! I have had countless fun days here, even some awesome pow days spent in the glades!

If you are interested in skiing here, check out my full Sunday River Guide for everything you want to know about the mountain.

Ahh Sugarloaf Mountain! Up in Carrabassett Valley, you can find Maine’s largest ski resort with 162 glades and trails. Another beautiful mountain that offers so much to explore.

Head up to Sugarloaf after they get some fresh snow. Be sure to check out their Cat Skiing and snowfields, you will have a blast!

The mountain vibe up at Sugarloaf is a lot of fun as well as the nightlife! My boyfriend and I always have the best time partying with the locals up at The Widowmaker and The Rack.

Here is my full Sugarloaf Guide that covers everything you want to know about the mountain!

New Englands most easily accessible big mountain located in Lincoln, NH. A day at Loon is always a fun one!

Loon is just a quick and easy car ride right off the highway from many places in New Hampshire, the Boston area, and more.

Not as big as Sugarloaf and Sunday River but still a good size! There is something for everyone on this mountain. If we are looking for a quick day trip, Loon is always our go to.

Be sure to check out the Paul Bunyan Room for some après ski, it’s a really fun place! While at the mountain, also make sure you take the chairlift across and get a few runs in over on South Peak.

Check out my full Loon Mountain Guide before you go!

Whether you are looking for a day trip, weekend getaway or week long ski vacay any of these three mountains will work great! I recommend going in February or March, that’s usually when they have the best conditions.

Have you skied Sunday River, Sugarloaf, Loon or all three? What was your experience(s) like? Tell me about it in the comments below!

I spend a lot of time at these mountains in the winter time. Follow along with me on Instagram and watch my stories for my most frequent photos!

If you have any questions about any of these mountains, the ski passes or anything else just ask in the comments below!

See you on the slopes (: