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After investing $20 million in the past five years in additional terrain, uphill capacity, and state-of-the-art snowmaking and grooming technology, Loon Mountain continues its commitment to a great guest experience in 2011–12. A $1.4 million investment adds four new trails and another 167 of the latest technology Low-E tower snow guns. Loon is New England’s most-accessible mountain resort destination, offering 2,100 feet of vertical and three peaks full of terrain variety, plus many lodging and dining options. Choose from gentle beginner slopes, long cruisers, steeps, and tree skiing, plus a full progression of seven terrain parks, half-pipe, and super-pipe. Loon backs up its superior snow with the best snow guarantee in New England: If you’re not satisfied with the day’s conditions, turn in your lift ticket by 11am and receive a voucher to come back another day this season. Loon’s Snowsports School offers programs for all ages and abilities, and the Adventure Center features cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, equipment rentals, tours, indoor climbing wall, and zip line.
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Vertical Drop: 2,100 ft.Total Acreage: 369Number Of Trails: 60Number Of Lifts: 12Snowmaking: 97%
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Anyday Lift Ticket: Adults (age 19-64): $78, Teens (age 13-18): $68, Juniors (age 6-12): $58, Seniors (age 65-79): $58, Seniors (age 80+): freeSki School Lessons: Group lesson (3 hours): $80, Private Lesson (1 hour): $125
All-Day Equipment Rental: Adults (age 13+): $40, Juniors (age 6-12): $28, Children (age 5 & younger): $21
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