About Cannon Mountain
Cannon’s official statistics and linked map combine Cannon and Mittersill in the 98 trails-and-glades total. The reviewed map divides the 287 skiable acres into 187 at Cannon and 100 at Mittersill, and gives Cannon’s vertical drop as 2,180 feet. These terrain figures and mapped lifts do not establish operating connections or tram service for your date.
Use the official Cannon trail-map resource when planning your visit. The page labels its linked graphic “2526”. Confirm the applicable edition and read the dated mountain report for operating status.
Cannon Mountain rises directly from Franconia Notch State Park, combining a 2,180-foot vertical with 98 trails and glades across Cannon and Mittersill.
Plan a Franconia Notch ski visit around the terrain and lifts available on Cannon and Mittersill for your date. Read the official mountain report and map together before choosing where to start.
Check wind, lift and tram notices separately from the map layout. A mapped facility or connection does not establish that it is operating, and camera images do not establish trail openings.
Why it stands out
Franconia Notch setting
Allow for mountain travel and check the dated report before departure.
Cannon and Mittersill
Check connections, terrain and lifts for the mountain area your group intends to use.
Map and operating report
Use the map for layout and the dated report for status; confirm the applicable edition.
Mountain information
Region: White Mountains
Town: Franconia
Operator: New Hampshire Division of Parks & Recreation
From Northeast Snow
New Hampshire archive
