Meet The Top Pick Resorts

Located approximately 60 miles from Boston, Wachusett Mountain offers 25 trails over 110 skiable acres with a 1,000-foot vertical drop. The resort provides night skiing and is popular among intermediate skiers.

Situated about 80 miles from Boston, Pats Peak features 28 trails, 11 lifts, and a terrain park. With a 770-foot vertical drop, it caters to all skill levels and offers night skiing.

Approximately 100 miles from Boston, Gunstock offers 55 trails over 227 skiable acres with a 1,400-foot vertical drop. The resort provides night skiing and panoramic views of Lake Winnipesaukee.

Located roughly 130 miles from Boston, Loon Mountain offers 61 trails over 370 skiable acres with a 2,100-foot vertical drop. The resort features terrain parks and a variety of slopes for all levels.

Situated in western Maine, Sunday River boasts 135 trails across eight interconnected peaks, offering a vertical drop of 2,340 feet. It's known for its extensive snowmaking capabilities and diverse terrain suitable for all skill levels.

As Maine's second-highest peak, Sugarloaf offers over 1,200 skiable acres with a vertical drop of 2,820 feet. The resort features a variety of terrain, including the only lift-serviced above-treeline skiing in the East.

About 100 miles from Boston, Mount Sunapee boasts 66 trails over 233 skiable acres with a 1,510-foot vertical drop. It's known for its well-groomed trails and family-friendly environment.

Approximately 160 miles from Boston, Killington is one of the largest ski areas in the East, offering over 150 trails across 1,500 skiable acres with a 3,050-foot vertical drop. It's known for its extensive terrain and vibrant après-ski scene.

Near the Canadian border, Jay Peak receives some of the highest snowfall in the East, offering 81 trails and glades with a 2,153-foot vertical drop. The resort is renowned for its challenging terrain and tree skiing.