Independent mountain culture, 1,500 feet of vertical and a community that never gave up on the mountain.
Scenic Foliage Chairlift Rides and our fourth annual Oktoberfest will be returning to Tenney Mountain this fall. Plus, an all new Wine & Cheese Event happening in September.
Lock in next winter and get your Tenney Mountain Season Pass while prices are still discounted. All pass prices will increase after October 15th. Don’t miss your chance to save.
Family-owned, community-backed and focused on the guest, not the corporate playbook.
Old-school trail character with meaningful vertical, natural flow, and room to explore.
Simple parking, a central lodge, and straightforward access to the lifts and activities.
Families, riders, racers, locals, Indy Pass guests, and live-music fans all share the mountain.
Tenney Mountain is a rejuvenated, family-owned ski area offering authentic all-mountain skiing and riding, snow tubing, lessons, ski and snowboard rentals, special events, and live music in the lodge.
Founded in 1960 and known as “The Gateway to the White Mountains,” Tenney stands as a living testament to New England’s rugged skiing heritage. Its revival was made possible by a passionate community of skiers and riders who never gave up on the mountain.
Tenney is served by four lifts: a Platter Pull accessing the tubing and beginner hill, a TowPro rope tow serving the new PLN Terrain Park, and two primary chairlifts—the Eclipse Triple and the historic Hornet Double, New Hampshire’s oldest operating chairlift. Across the mountain, guests will find narrow, winding trails, natural glades, classic New England terrain, and an experience that feels refreshingly different from larger resorts.
“While it seems many larger resorts are struggling to properly build and maintain bigger parks, Tenney knew what they had to work with and just did it right.” – Darkside Snowboards
“Tenney Mountain is as underrated as it could be…the mountain is unbeatable in its offering of old-time skiing with narrow winding runs, glades and trees.” – Lou Botta, DCski
With a powerful, state-of-the-art snowmaking system supporting full-mountain coverage, an upgraded terrain park offering night riding for all ages, a newly renovated and redesigned restaurant, expanded parking, and additional tubing lanes, Tenney is building on the momentum of its return and preparing for an exciting second season on the Indy Pass.
EXCELLENT Based on 242 reviews Posted on Google Tyler SantosTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Rope tow park is 10/10Posted on Google Sheena BaldwinTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great conditions, awesome pub fare and overall good vibe.Posted on Google will hortonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. This place has a great variety of options when riding down hill. They are very interesting with fun.Posted on Google Jackie PhamTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I only started skiing at Tenney because it’s on the Indy Pass, and wow, I’m so glad I did. It’s such a classic New England ski day in the best way. The trails and terrain are great, the lodge is phenomenal, and the whole place just has a really special, old-school charm. Everyone who works there is so friendly and welcoming, too. It’s the kind of independent mountain that just makes skiing feel fun and genuine again. I will go back for the chicken bowl, yum!Posted on Google Sheldon RogersTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great food up there! Would definitly recomend their Raman soup.Posted on Google Patrick MurphyTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. What a nice little mountain.- Great spring conditions. Not all the trails were open But what was we’re in good shape. I will definitely be back next winter when there is good snowPosted on Google Boston NewsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Yes highly recommend this mnt.Posted on Google Brian TompkinsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I'm glad Tenney is running again. I am a retired ski and snowboard instructor who had a great musical experience with Dobb's Dead, courtesy of the US World Ski Tour. The crowd was tentative, at Tenney, at first, but the quality undertow eventually sucked most onto the dance floor by the Music Never Stopped encore. Then the music, ironically, stopped. Next time (there will be a next time), folks will get their boogie shoes on more quickly, willingly, and excitedly. Thanks for taking the chance and sponsoring the dance!Posted on Google David ChiangTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. It was great fun. Lots of trails for intermediate to advanced skiers to have fun on. Little jumps and drops all over for the adventurous. Nice little terrain pro tht is open late with a super fast rope tow.
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