Northeast winter sports, resorts, trails and stories

Plymouth, New Hampshire

Tenney Mountain

An independent Plymouth resort with 1,500 feet of vertical, 130 acres and four lifts serving a classic New England trail network.

1,500 ftVertical drop
53Trails
130Skiable acres
4Lifts

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Weather and conditions

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Mountain outlook

Bristol area

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About Tenney Mountain

Tenney Mountain combines long, varied alpine terrain with a locally scaled base area, night terrain-park access and an off-season disc-golf course.

The current mountain-information module lists 53 named trails and four lifts: the Hornet Double, Eclipse Triple, Platter Pull and Rope Tow. The same page identifies 23 percent beginner, 50 percent intermediate and 27 percent expert terrain.

The official snow report remains the source for changing lift and trail status. During the off-season, a nine-hole disc-golf course adds a warm-weather reason to visit.

Why it stands out

Long central-New Hampshire vertical

Tenney lists a 1,500-foot vertical across its 130-acre alpine footprint.

Four distinct lifts

Two chairlifts and two surface lifts serve the main mountain, learning terrain and night park.

Off-season disc golf

A nine-hole course keeps a recreational use on the mountain beyond winter.

Mountain information

Region: Lakes Region
Town: Plymouth
Operator: Tenney Mountain Resort