A 10th Mountain Division veteran didn’t just fight for his country — he came home and built one of New England’s most beloved ski mountains. Tenney Mountain is a piece of American skiing history hiding in plain sight. Tenney Mountain isn’t just a ski resort — it’s a living testament to New England’s rugged skiing history. Founded in 1960, this Plymouth, New Hampshire mountain has survived closures, revivals, and a passionate community of skiers who never gave up on it. In this video, we explore the mountain’s remarkable history, its deep connection to WWII’s legendary 10th Mountain Division, and what makes Tenney one of the most authentic skiing experiences in the Northeast. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime Tenney loyalist, this is the story of a mountain that refuses to quit.
