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South Peak Expansion
South Peak Expansion
Coming Winter 2023/24
The Next Step of Flight Path: 2030
Points South
We are proud to announce expansion plans at South Peak which include 30+ acres of terrain, a new four-place chairlift and fully automated snowmaking.
“Providing lift access and more skiing and riding closer to downtown Lincoln is exciting—and unique—particularly in the East.” said Brian Norton, Loon’s president and general manager.
We have been working closely with the United States Forest Service and South Peak Resort LLC to enhance the resort’s South Peak area and we are excited to open it during the 2023/24 winter season.
New Chairlift
The four-place chair, a new Doppelmayr Alpenstar 4-CLF chairlift with loading conveyor, will be installed at the bottom of the current Escape Route trail. Guests will be transported up 500 vertical feet to access Cruiser, via the Lincoln Express Quad. “Adding lift service just a mile and a half from Interstate 93, in the center of Lincoln, improves the guest experience immensely and is something we’ve been focused on for many years.” said Brian Norton.
30+ Acres
South Peak's expanded terrain will feature a variety of new trails as well as tree-skiing areas. Designated as a mix of Easiest (green circle) and More Difficult (blue square); the addition will increase Loon’s green-level terrain by over 50 percent and boost the resort to over 400 total skiable acres. “The topography here is ideal for learning to ski or snowboard.”said Norton. To service the new trails, we’ll be installing the most advanced and energy efficient snowmaking technology, including fully automated fan guns and frost-free pipes.
The Future
This project is the foundation for future development in this area. A new learning area, two surface lifts and a suite of facilities tailored around the learn-to ski and snowboard experience are also being planned. The current Undercut trail will see additional tree clearing to allow for more access to the new South Peak terrain.
Ticketing and other essential services will be available at the base of the new four-place chairlift and open during the 2023/24 season.
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Four-place chairlift -
30+ acres -
50% increase in beginner terrain -
1.5 miles from I-93
Read South Peak Expansion Updates
Welcome to Timbertown | August 2023
View the South Peak trail map, photo gallery, and video.
Sum Of Its Parts | June 2023
Sum of its parts. Take a look at the progress our teams have already made on the South Peak Expansion.
Assembly Underway | April 2023
Assembly Underway. Take a look at the lift assembly progress.
Stage Is Set | March 2023
Stage Is Set. Take a look at the progress our teams have already made on the South Peak Expansion.
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South Peak Expansion We are proud to announce expansion plans at South Peak which include 30+ acres of terrain, a new four-place chairlift and fully automated snowmaking. “Providing lift access and more skiing and riding closer to downtown Lincoln is exciting—and unique—particularly in the East.” said Brian Norton, Loon’s president and general manager. We have been working closely with the United States Forest Service and South Peak Resort LLC to enhance the resort’s South Peak area and we are excited to bring to open it during the 2023/24 winter season.
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Welcome To Timbertown The South Peak trail map has been unveiled. The expansion adds eleven trails and one four-place chairlift to the resort, increasing Loon’s skiable terrain to over 400 acres, 12 lifts and a vertical drop of 2,190 feet–making it the longest in New Hampshire.
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“The South Peak expansion has been a key part of Loon’s master plan for decades and we are thrilled to be moving towards the next major milestone of Flight Path: 2030.” said Jay Scambio, COO of Boyne Resorts.
Growing Responsibly
For each tree removed from property, more will be planted thanks to One Tree Planted. Loon has made a donation to this organization which is one of the U.S. National Forest’s official reforestation partners. This ensures that more trees are planted than were removed from the site. Some of the lumber was chipped and sent to a local biomass plant to be converted to energy while the rest was sent to local mills. Learn more about our commitment to growing responsibly, a pillar of Flight Path: 2030.
