Pats Peak Discount Lift Tickets and Ski Deals

Last Updated: 7/30/2010 11:52 AM
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Top Elevation
1,400 ft
Vertical Drop
710 ft
Base Elevation
690 ft

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Pats Peak is located in New Hampshire.

Families have been coming here for more than four decades because this family-run area offers what they want: three separate beginner areas, a fine ... READ MORE
Location:
686 Flanders Road
Henniker, NH 03242
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Skiable Terrain: 90 acres
Trails: 0 of 22 trails are open (11 Beginner, 4 Intermediate, 3 Advanced, 4 Expert)
Lifts: 0 of 22 lifts are open
Base depth: None
Last Snowed On February 27 adding 5 inches to the base

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Lee - Intermediate Skier Feb 25 2010 - 03:57 PM
I have been skiing at Pat's Peak for 6 years now. This is a great small mountain for all skiers/boarders. They have a great park and a mini park for beginners. You can't beat their POP on Saturday nights $39 for rentals and lift tickets and tubing..best value for beginners. Check it out you won't be sorry....
Stephanie L. - Intermediate Skier Nov 09 2009 - 01:36 PM
I skied Pats Peak for the first time last season. It is great, because my friends are more advanced skiers than me, but we can "ski together" by riding the same lift. They skied the double blacks while I stayed on the greens and blues from the top of the mountain.