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i would take cannon over bretton woods, i hear attitash is alright but ive never been there and i hear good things about tenney. As for wildcat i have no idea. Cannon has sweet backcountry if your willing to hike to it

go to waterville for park, and cannon for skiing


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go to waterville for park if possible,
attitash's park is pretty good
bretton woods has no park really but is NH's biggest area
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the skis look like joints cuz they smoke the competition -crystalneedsapark

east coast

Hey Guys

Thanks for your guys responses but if you could elaborate more on the back country at cannon that would be great

ok, heres the deal, next to cannon is a shut down mountain called middersill, from the top of cannon u hike up a wide ski trail to the summit of the other mountain, and ski through ungroomed pow and glades, unfortunatley the warm weather brings shitty conditions, so skiing probably wont be too great

I have been to Cannon before, and I had some locals show me around for a week. Mittersill is only part of what that mountain has for backcountry. There is Cascade Brook which is off to the left of Tramline( when looking up at it), that has some nice glades and it opens up towards the bottom. There is also a trail called Gunsight, which takes some seroius hiking to get to(in terms of the east coast), but that trail is incredible. A very technical trail with drops and glades towards the bottom, I enjoyed it greatly. On the actual mountain there are little chutes here and there, that are great fun. Definetly go to Cannon, you won't be disapointed, unless the snow sucks.

Hey

I am one of the people that is going away to new Hampshire with collagan and that is gerat that you helped us out but is there any other thing we should know about side trainls and pow skiing.

Hey

Thanks for all you help guys. If you have anything else to say let me know bout thoose hills before friday.