Winter Trail Use Policy

The terrain at Loon Mountain is located partially on private land, and partially on White Mountain National Forest/US Forest Service (USFS) land. Loon Mountain Recreation Corporation operates on USFS land under a Ski Area Special Use Permit issued by USDA Forest Service.

While recreating on these private and public lands, you must follow Loon Mountain rules and USFS restrictions and recommendations, including those summarized below. Violation of these rules may result in suspension of lift privileges or prosecution for a criminal offense.

Use of lifts, trails and terrain at Loon Mountain during the operating season is granted to skiers and snowboarders with a valid lift ticket, season pass or uphill access ticket and with approved equipment that has appropriate and operational retention or braking devices.

Skiing and snowboarding on closed trails, terrain or features is prohibited. Open/closed status is indicated on posted snow reports, snow report posted on loonmtn.com and on the lighted lift/trail signs located at the base of the Gondola, Kancamagus 8 and the Lincoln Express Quad during operational hours.

Sledding is not allowed on Loon Mountain at any time.

NH law states that each person who participates in the sports of skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing accepts as a matter of law, the dangers inherent in the sport, and to that extent may not maintain an action against the operator for any injuries which result from such inherent risks, dangers or hazards.' (NH Statute Title XIX, Chapter 225, Section A:24) Awareness, common sense, courtesy, respect for others and the natural environment will help you have a positive experience and may reduce your risk.