Mt. Washington Resort Ski and Snowboard Guide

The first day of another epic season at Mt. Washington

MOUNT WASHINGTON, BC — It never used to be odd getting up at 5 am on the weekend to drive to the mountains for a day of skiing. It’s what needed to be done. But when you're spoiled, living within a stone's throw of a mountain (like I am now), it seems a little bit excessive to be waking up at the same time other people are just going to sleep. That is, it would seem excessive on any other day. But for opening day? Not so much.

Mount Washington improves beginner experience

MOUNT WASHINGTON, BC — If you made a trip up to Mount Washington in the last few months you probably noticed an array of heavy machinery moving earth and recontouring the slopes beside the Alpine Lodge. The mountain's learning terrain is going through a major redevelopment in advance of the fast-approaching winter.

Skiing the glades of Mount Washington

MOUNT WASHINGTON, BC – For intermediate and advanced skiers and boarders, glades are sought after for the natural windbreak they provide. It’s not uncommon to find snow stashes almost four times as large as the nightly snowfall. There’s a reason the locals forsake the main runs and quickly disappear through the trees. At Mount Washington, the glades offer you an obstacle course, a pow paradise, a shredders heaven, and even a lunch break destination.

The Afterdark Invitational: a symphony of shock and awe

MT. WASHINGTON, BC — Sometimes it's hard to put into perspective what some of the pros can actually do. What you see in a movie and what you see right in front of you are two completely different things. When the two merged in front of my eyes at Mount Washington’s Islander Lager Afterdark Invitational, it blew my mind.