Description
In the third year of management by the Muellers, who also own and run Okemo, Sunapee continues to improve and establish itself as a major area in western New Hampshire. Terrific new snowmaking and grooming over all the trails everyone liked after a snowstorm make this area worth going back to. Mount Sunapee's 50 trails and 220 acres offer miles of exceptional terrain, rolling knolls and whales, long groomed cruisers, serious bumps, steeps, glades, and chutes with minimal traverses and no lenghty, flat run outs.

How to Get Here
From I-89N: take Exit 9 and head west on Rte. 103 for about 16 miles. The area is on the left, just after the town of Newbury. From I-89S: Take a right off Exit 12A and follow to Rte. 11. Turn right onto Rte. 11 and follow to 103B which will take you right to the Mount Sunapee traffic circle. From I-91: Take Exit 8 (in Vermont), and go east on Rte. 103 through Claremont and Newport. The area is on the right off the Mount Sunapee traffic circle.

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