What are the best ski slopes for beginner skiers in New England.?

Question

I live in southeastern NH so I will be looking at smaller ski areas nearer to me. (I do want to avoid crowds as I am older and skiers zipping by me at high speeds make me very nervous.) How can you judge the quality of the ski instructors?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I suggest Okemo I have been skiing there for about 3 years it is very nice they have many beginner areas. And the weather is mostly nice. We just got 2 1/2 feet of snow there is powder everywhere. The mountain was made to make every skier happy. You will defiantly find a great run that you Will like.

The prices are very cheap too. You can also go skiing for I hour for free every day.

Hope This Helps :)

Answer 3

Smaller or more-out-of-the-way places are usually better as there will be less people crowding up the learn-to-ski areas and the beginner trails.

Bromley and Pico have both excellent instructors and nice beginner areas. Okemo has an excellent ski school, but I think the beginner area is too crowded if you are going to take lessons on the weekends.