Temple Mountain

Ski Resort Profile Temple Mountain New Hampshire United States

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About the Ski Resort After a one-year hiatus, Temple Mountain makes its return to New Hampshire snowsports. The area, which was closed for the 1997/98 season due to bankruptcy, will reopen under new owners who remain committed to serving skiers and riders through racing and school programs. The area will continue to offer great skiing and riding within close proximity to urban areas in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.

Ski resort area details

Alpine Skiing: No Night Skiing: No Heli-Skiing: No Snowcat Skiing: No Snowboarding: No Snowshoe trails: No Cross country: 50 km Snow tubing: No    Easiest:  40 %  More Difficult:  40 %  Most Difficult:  20 %  Experts only:  --

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Mountain Statistics

Base elevation:  1,484 ft Summit elevation:  2,084 ft Vertical drop:  600 ft Skiable area:  40 acres Annual snowfall:  0 in Snowmaking:  100 %

Number of trails:  16 Number of lifts:  5 Types of lifts:  2 chair lifts,  3 surface lifts

Ski Resort Services

Childcare  No Adaptive skier:  No Nearby lodging:  No

Ski lessons:  No Snowboard lessons:  No

Ski rentals:  No Snowboard rentals:  No

Ski Resort directions

Temple mountain ski area is located on Route 101 in southern New Hampshire, about 25 miles west of Nashua.

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