Saddleback Mountain is waking up after a period of hibernation, preparing for summer activities starting July 3.
Lifts will begin operating again on Friday, July 3, allowing visitors to enjoy scenic lift rides and bike park laps. Fresh air, big views, and favorite summer activities are back on the hill.
The Summer Sunday Brunch Series kicks off July 5. Reservations are now open for brunch at 3,620′ where guests can enjoy incredible views and mountain air.
Riders can tune up their bikes starting June 29 at the bike shop on the lower level of the Base Lodge for service before hitting the trails.
Visitors can kick back on the Rangeley Express Quad to 3,600′ for sweeping views of mountains, lakes, and wildlife. On a clear day, a walk up Tri Color rewards visitors with a stunning look at Mount Washington and the White Mountains beyond.
Jay Peak Resort is celebrating two decades of championship golf history on their challenging mountain course. The video reflects on the unique nature of playing golf in this unforgiving environment, where success requires players to read the wind and respect the unpredictable terrain.
The course demands a specific kind of mindset, emphasizing that winning here involves more than just chasing par; it is about mastering the interaction with the mountain itself. The video highlights the enduring legacy and the demanding nature of this championship golf experience over the past twenty years.
Y’all, summer is officially here, and starting this Saturday, June 20, Waterville Valley comes alive with a full lineup of weekly activities, family adventures, live entertainment, and mountain memories waiting to be made!
Looking for something to do? We have a guide for the perfect summer week in the Valley. Activities include Crafting Workshops on Wednesday, Guided Cascades Waterfall Hikes, Movie Nights, Arcade Fun, Dart Night on Thursday, building Fairy Houses and S’mores & Campfire Night on Friday, a Guided Pup Hike and Nature Adventure on Saturday, and Animal Encounters during the Animal Encounter Series on Sunday.
The weekly programming also includes daily scavenger hunts, flower & leaf collecting adventures, lawn games in Town Square, live music, shopping, dining, and much more. Many activities are free or discounted with the Freedom Pass when you stay in Waterville Valley, making it easier than ever to turn a weekend getaway into a full week of adventure.
Lost Valley is hosting several community events this Friday, June 19th, including a USA vs Australia Soccer Viewing Party and the Michelob Ultra Soccer Shootout Tournament.
Doors open at 2:15 PM for the USA Soccer Viewing Party, with the game starting at 3:00 PM. Attendees can enjoy the match while watching on two 12-foot outdoor screens and enjoying Michelob Ultra specials.
The Michelob Ultra Soccer Shootout Tournament also begins at 3:00 PM. Participants can compete in fun soccer challenges for prizes throughout the day, with one standout player taking home the GRAND PRIZE of $1,800 travel voucher, exclusive Michelob Ultra merchandise, and tickets for a match at Gillette Stadium on June 29th.
In addition to these events, Lost Valley continues to offer outdoor activities. The Trails in the Valley Run/Hike/Walk meets every Friday, with runs departing at 6:00 PM.
Celine McArthur from the Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa and Bretton Woods shares insights into the vast outdoor opportunities available in the White Mountains. The video highlights how guided experiences can transform a visit to the area by providing guests with firsthand knowledge of the terrain, conditions, and hidden gems that many visitors overlook.
Join us for a relaxing chat in the woods as we explore some recent life events and outdoor experiences. This video offers a glimpse into a personal journey, focusing on enjoying the beautiful scenery and connecting with nature while discussing various aspects of outdoor living.
The days are getting longer, the temperatures are climbing, and the White Mountains have officially traded their spring buds for a full canopy of green. Summer is making its way to Waterville Valley, and with it comes the return of the events that have become Valley traditions year after year.
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a family vacation, or just looking for an excuse to spend more time in the mountains, now is the perfect time to start filling in your calendar. From parades and fireworks to chocolate festivals, sailboats, art fairs, trail running, and mountain adventures, here’s a look at some of the classic events returning to Waterville Valley this year, plus a few extras to spice things up.
Smugglers’ Notch Resort is rolling out a new mobile application called Smugglers Go designed to streamline and improve how guests can schedule on-demand shuttle rides. This new system aims to provide a smoother experience by functioning similarly to popular ride-share applications, allowing users to easily request transportation around the resort.
Killington and Pico Ski Resorts are undergoing significant investment, committing $25 million across the two properties to elevate the guest experience. This capital infusion is aimed at enhancing facilities, improving snowmaking capabilities, and expanding recreational opportunities for both winter and summer seasons.
The Saddleback Mountain is gearing up for summer with exciting new offerings and passes.
The Endless Summer Pass is available for just $45, unlocking unlimited scenic lift rides and unlimited access to the Saddleback Mountain Bike Park all season long. This pass allows visitors to cruise to the summit, take lap after lap in the park, or mix both activities into a perfect summer day.
The Endless Summer Pass is noted to pay for itself in just two visits.
For dining, Friday through Sunday features a new summer menu at The Pub with refreshing cocktails, wood-fired pizzas, and bold seasonal flavors. Additionally, the Summer Brunch Series returns to The Nest on July 5th, offering fresh flavors, handcrafted cocktails, and mountain views, including a ride on the Rangeley Quad to the summit.
