1. Mountain statistics

2. Terrain

3. Summer

4. External links

5. References

Located in the heart of the White Mountains, Attitash is home to two mountains, Attitash and Bear Peak. Attitash/Bear Peak has a total of 68 ski runs. It is a resort that appeals to all skill levels.

Mountain statistics

• Vertical drop: {{convert|1750|ft|m|abbr=on}} (Attitash); {{convert|1450|ft|m|abbr=on}} (Bear Peak)
• Base elevation: {{convert|600|ft|m|abbr=on}} (Attitash); {{convert|600|ft|m|abbr=on}} (Bear Peak)
• Summit elevation: {{convert|2350|ft|m|abbr=on}} (Attitash); {{convert|2050|ft|m|abbr=on}} (Bear Peak)
• Trails and glades: 68; most difficult 27%; more difficult 44%; easiest 29%^[5]
• Total skiable area: {{convert|311|acre|km2}}
• Trail length: {{convert|23|mi|km}}
• Chairlifts: 10 — 1 fixed grip quad, 2 high-speed quads, 3 fixed grip triples, 3 fixed grip doubles, 1 surface lift (Snowbelt Conveyor Lift)
• Tree skiing: {{convert|60|acre|m2}} of diverse terrain in different glades across Attitash and Bear Peak
• Average annual snowfall: {{convert|120|in}}
• Typical season length: November through April (actual dates subject to change)
• Hours of operation: 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. weekends and holidays, EST; 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. mid-week, EST; Times may vary early season: Nov to Dec - 3:30 PM
• Exposure: Northern (both peaks)
• Uphill lift capacity: 14,385 people per hour
• Tuning and repair: Complete ski and snowboard repair and tuning center in the Attitash Base Lodge

Terrain

Attitash has two mountains, both of which offer a variety of terrain. Attitash consists of old New England-style trails. The more challenging terrain on this mountain are narrow trails with challenging fall lines. It also offers a learning center, featuring a Snowbelt, Learning Center chairlift and the Double Double chairlift (627 vertical feet in 11 minutes),^[6] which provides access to longer greens trails and when conditions permit, a terrain park. Bear Peak was developed by the American Ski Company and features wider trails and glades. Both mountains have high-speed quads, the Flying Bear at Bear Peak taking skiers straight to the summit (1,462 vertical feet in 8 minutes), and the Flying Yankee at Attitash taking skiers halfway up the mountain (860 vertical feet in 6 minutes).^[7] The Summit Triple (1,659 vertical feet) takes about 11.5 minutes to get to the top.^[8]

Summer

Attitash also has summer activities, including a miniature water park, an alpine slide, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Peak Resorts has brought new attractions like the year-round mountain coaster (a faster, powered version of the alpine slide), a climbing wall, four Euro bungee trampolines, a giant air bag jump, and the newest attraction, the East Coast's longest single-span zip-line.^[9] Peak Resorts has improved year-round operation in hopes for high enough profit to replace the summit triple with a high-speed quad.

External links

• Attitash - Official site

References

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• February 2007 North America winter storm
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