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McIntyre Ski Area

Manchester, NH

New Hampshire Independent Night Skiing
280'
Vertical
11
Trails
15
Acres
4
Lifts
220'
Base
500'
Summit

Terrain Breakdown

Beginner 90%
Intermediate 10%

About McIntyre Ski Area

McIntyre Ski Area in Manchester is a compact urban-hub option with 15 skiable acres, 11 trails, and 280 feet of vertical (220 ft to 500 ft). Its small footprint and city-adjacent location make it best suited to short sessions, progression laps, and convenience-driven local outings rather than destination-scale terrain volume. With 4 total lifts supporting a focused trail count, planners can treat McIntyre as a practical skills-day or quick evening stop in southern New Hampshire. As an independent area, it fits best in itineraries built around local flexibility rather than multi-resort pass networks.

Lift System

2,000 passengers/hour (chairlifts)

Chair Lifts & Gondolas

East Chair
2pers. Chairlift (fixed-grip) · Hall
1000/hr
West Chair
2pers. Chairlift (fixed-grip) · Hall
1000/hr

Surface Lifts & Carpets

Wonder Carpet 1
People mover/conveyor belt · Sunkid
N/A/hr
Wonder Carpet 2
People mover/conveyor belt · Sunkid
N/A/hr

Learn to Ski

McIntyre's urban location and 90% beginner terrain make it perfect for Manchester-area first-timers seeking quick evening or weekend lessons without driving far. The night skiing availability lets busy professionals squeeze in weeknight practice sessions. The compact, 280-foot vertical makes it ideal for fundamentals-focused learning without overwhelming terrain choices.

Lodging

Manchester's urban hotels, Airbnbs, and business lodging make McIntyre appealing for city-based skiers; many stay in town and drive to the mountain. The ski area's location near downtown means convenient parking and walkable access to restaurants and shops. This is an ideal choice for travelers avoiding multi-hour mountain drives, especially for quick ski sessions and night skiing.

Apres-Ski

Manchester's downtown dining, breweries, and nightlife are mere minutes from McIntyre, making it ideal for après-ski in a vibrant urban setting. The urban location means access to diverse restaurant options and late-night entertainment unmatched by remote ski towns. Many visit McIntyre for evening skiing and then enjoy the city's scene after.

Best Time to Visit

January through February offers the most reliable surface; McIntyre's low elevation (220 ft base) means conditions soften by March. Night skiing's availability makes McIntyre ideal for weeknight visits year-round. The urban location and quick access make weeknight mid-winter evenings perfect, while midweek days offer the best conditions and access for progression skiers.

Plan Your Visit

Check current rates and book lift tickets online.

Buy Lift Tickets

Night Skiing

Sun–Tue until 6pm and Wed–Sat until 9pm.

Schedules change through the season — confirm on the official site before you go.

Contact

(603) 624-6564

Nearest town: Manchester