Lift Served Mountain Biking in New England

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Lift Served Mountain Biking in New England

Mountain Bikers Lining Up at the Killington Gondola (2015)

Ski Area	State	Status
Powder Ridge	Connecticut	Active
Sunday River	Maine	Active
Berkshire East	Massachusetts	Active
Bousquet	Massachusetts	Active
Jiminy Peak	Massachusetts	Active
Attitash	New Hampshire	Active
Highlands	New Hampshire	Active
Snows Mountain	New Hampshire	Active
Mt. Sunapee	New Hampshire	Active
Killington	Vermont	Active
Okemo	Vermont	Active
Q Burke	Vermont	Active
Mount Snow	Vermont	Active
Sugarbush	Vermont	Active
Bretton Woods	New Hampshire	Discontinued
Cranmore	New Hampshire	Discontinued
Loon	New Hampshire	Discontinued
Jay Peak	Vermont	Discontinued
Stowe	Vermont	Discontinued
Stratton	Vermont	Discontinued

After rising to prominence in the 1980s and 1990s, lift served mountain biking in New England has seen increased growth in the 2010s. While some ski areas only operate their lifts for special events, many are open to the public throughout the warmer months.

Last updated: July 14, 2015

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