Mount Sunapee
Anyone that has visited Mount Sunapee knows it's a very special place. Upon arrival, you get the sense that this place might just be an extension of your family. It's familiar, it's warm (even in the middle of a cold winter's day) and it's a place where everyone in the family has fun.
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Mountain Stats
Highest Elevation
Base Elevation
Skiable Terrain
Average Snowfall
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Terrain Parks
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Beginner Terrain
Intermediate Terrain
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History
1909: Summer resident Herbert Welsh asked area residents to help save Mount Sunapee from lumbering operations. Through his efforts and the Society for Protection of New Hampshire Forests, 656 acres were acquired. This included the summit, Lake Solitude and almost the entire north side. By 1934, the Society has acquired 1,185 acres on the mountain, which was turned over to to the State of New Hampshire for a state park in 1948. On December 26, 1948 Mount Sunapee opened with the 3,300 foot North Peak single chair, three trails, two rope tows and the North Peak Lodge.
