Black Mountain's history as a place to ski extends all the way back to 1935, when New Hampshire began to make its mark on the face of skiing in this country.
The Mount Washington Valley was a center of excitement, innovation, and legendary deeds in the early days of the sport's history in the U.S., and Black Mountain played its part. It's the oldest ski resort in the state, and while much
Terrain Four lifts access 143 acres, nearly all of it covered by snowmaking. Intermediates and beginners would do well to avoid the summit and instead ride the East Bowl Triple.
