Independent Off-season guide

Granite Gorge Ski Guide

Granite Gorge is an Independent ski area in New Hampshire: 27 trails, 525 ft vertical, 74 acres.

Base 800 ft · Summit 1,325 ft

525 ft
Vertical Drop
27 runs
Trails
74 ac
Lift-served acres
150"
Avg Annual Snow
$82
Day Ticket*
3
Lifts

Granite Gorge at a glance

Granite Gorge is welcoming to all levels with 35% beginner terrain.

The mountain averages 150" of snowfall a season and runs snowmaking to hold coverage through thaws. Walk-up tickets start around $82 and day-of pricing moves with demand. Granite Gorge is an Independent mountain.

When Granite Gorge gets crowded

How the model works

Typical-week crowd pressure from our model (not turnstile counts).

Midweek Quiet
Friday Quiet
Saturday Moderate
Sunday Moderate
Holiday weeks Moderate

Even peak Saturdays rarely get out of hand. Midweek you can lap without thinking about it.

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*Day ticket prices move with date and demand; confirm with Granite Gorge before you buy.