Go Back In Time
December 27, 1966
December 27, 1966
After 8 months of construction, Loon opens on December 27, 1966 with 12 trails, 2 lifts and a gondola.
"Five hundred people showed up with their skis without being invited." –Governor Sherman Adams, Loon's Founder
December 27, 1966
After 8 months of construction, Loon opens on December 27, 1966 with 12 trails, 2 lifts and a gondola.
"Five hundred people showed up with their skis without being invited." –Governor Sherman Adams, Loon's Founder
Shop The Legacy
Available exclusively at The Bird, the Loon Legacy Collection is a tribute to our roots—an apparel line that honors the mountain’s history and the community that makes this place special. Adorned with the original 1966 logo, it’s a way to carry the soul of the mountain wherever you go.
Download the Loon App. We’ll be posting Hat Drops (giveaways) on the mountain throughout the season featuring limited-edition Legacy Collection hats.
Join The Celebration
On the anniversary of Loon's opening, join us for a day of festivities, including a scavenger hunt, live music, free hot cocoa, and more.
From first tracks to family traditions, every season tells a story. We've shared countless memories together—and now it's time to celebrate.
Get The Mug
This season’s Paul Bunyan Room Mug Club design is inspired by Loon’s original Gondola—the mountain’s first lift, pictured carrying the legendary Paul Bunyan to the summit.
What's Your Story?
Share your piece of Loon’s story as we look back on six decades of mountain magic, milestone memories, and the joy that keeps us coming back for more. Sixty seasons—and every one has a story.
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Plenty More To Celebrate
All Winter LongStacked Events
This milestone season brings a full lineup of lively events.
Lifelong MemoriesLifelong Sports
Skiing and riding bring families and friends together. Lessons give kids the skills and confidence to love it even more.
Take HomeA Piece of Loon
Take a piece of the mountain home. Find logo wear, essentials, and more to rep Loon this season—and for the next 60 years.
