• Winter
Sign Up for Email Updates
ConditionsConditions
0 trails     0 lifts     0" new snow
Surface:
Detailed Snow Report | Interactive Map
YouTubeTwitterFacebookRSSOnline Cart
75th Anniversary



Cranmore Snowmaking News Center

The Snowmaker's Blog

The inside scoop on snowmaking, straight from our snowmaking team!

2-4-13 Snowmaking Report

Feb 4, 2013

Early February cold weather is helping us resurface and build our bases so we can ski well into March.

More

2-1-13 Snowmaking Report

Feb 1, 2013

A rain event on Wednesday into Thursday has us looking at a revised snowmaking plan that will assure good ski and ride conditions as we move into February. More

1-23-13 Snowmaking Report

Jan 23, 2013

After several nights of great snowmaking temperatures we opened Rattlesnake today. Look for North Conway and Middle Hurricane by Friday which completes 100% of our snowmaking trails. More

1-19-13 Snowmaking Report

Jan 19, 2013

After 48 hours of very productive snowmaking we opened Skimeister and reopened Triple Shot.  In addition to these trails more snow was made on Middle, Hurricane and Koessler so that ski conditions would be at a premium this weekend. More

Snowmaking 101

Each year, Cranmore invests more and more into their snowmaking arsenal. With 365 high efficiency snow guns, and a focus on refining its snowmaking process to offer more terrain and better snow surfaces earlier in the year, 7 stages are carefully planned to cover 155 acres and 15.3 miles of terrain, or 98% of Cranmore’s skiable terrain.

Click here to find out how it's done.

 

Valley Weather

Cranmore is a proud sponsor of the Mount Washington Observatory.

Click here to view our latest comprehensive weather report, directly from Mount Washington.


Multimedia

Video Snow Report



View more videos on Cranmore's official YouTube Station.

Interactive Map

Web Cams

North Slope Cam

South Slope Cam

Snowmaking Gallery

DSC_0815.jpg
DSC_0816.jpg
DSC_0994.jpg
IMG_0067.jpg
IMG_0071.jpg
 

Snowmaking Maps

If Mother Nature cooperates, based upon the average of snowmaking temperatures before December 25th, this year Cranmore has a very high probability of having over 34 trails open by Christmas. Here’s how:

  • We purchased 60 more snow guns – now 365 high efficiency tower guns with 708 matched hoses, covering 155 acres and 15.3 miles of terrain.

  • We are meticulously relocating guns to better take advantage of wind direction, slope width and pitch, plus base depth.

  • Within 335 hours of snowmaking, initial base on 7 carefully defined phases, we can cover 47 trails, 5 terrain parks and a race training area. Take a look at the snowmaking maps below.

Phase 1
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 3
Phase 4
Phase 4
Phase 5
Phase 5
Phase 6
Phase 6
Phase 7
Phase 7