This lodge will provide expanded food service as well as a new ski shop, restroom facilities, Learning Center and Guest Service Area. This will be the first phase of a three phase base area master plan. Three new trails has been added, including two black diamonds. Snowmaking capacity has been increased to 97 percent with the addition of 45 new tower guns. A new exterior signage program has been put in place as well as upgrades to all existing base facilities.
Kids have a number of programs to choose from.
Little Indians is for ages 3 to 4, SKIwee, ages 4 to 9 and Mountain Explorers is for older children ages 9 to 12. Child care is available for a full day, including lunch. Mt. Sunapee does not have any on-mountain lodging, but you will find motels, bed and breakfasts, country inns and the like nearby. To get to Mt. Sunapee from the east and south, take I-89 to Exit 9 and head west on Route 103 for about 16 miles. From the west, take I-91 to Exit 8 and go east on Route 103 through Claremont and Newport.