Loon Mountain

Loon Mountain has always been a special destination for our family! It is beautiful and well maintained! The staff are always friendly and welcoming! Whether it’s winter or summer Loon Mountain in Lincoln, NH is worth the visit!

Loon offers a great variety of terrain, and is definitely a fun mountain to visit. They offer a gondola, which is nice on really cold days. Different base areas making grabbing food and drinks very easy throughout the day.

Awesome mountain, I've hiked it, biked it, and boarded it. Everything is top notch. Food is expensive but very quality and delicious.

I wen this past weekend and went on the gondolier and it was a good time for the price.

I don’t write reviews often. However this experience is worth to mention. I got a ski lesson package at Loon Mountain. My primary instructor was Steve. He was excellent! He used to practice medicine (I am a resident physician too) he gave the examples in ski like medicine . He was so kind , skillful and encouraging. Also need to mention Brendan was so nice and supportive all the time. During noon break , I was searching for a place to pray. It was so crowded ,From the staff Chef was kind enough to open for me their conference room, wait outside and walk with me to the ski area again. He was remembering my name later on , came to help me again while carrying ski equipment. Dennis was welcoming , sweet lady , very helpful. Many more nice, kind people I met here , I am sorry I don’t remember everybody’s name at this moment. I will definitely tell all my friends and family , and would love to come back (if I ever get weekend off again 😅) Thank you Loon Mountain ! Aisha

Pure ice, too many people packed into the resort. Only got 3 stars because of their wide variety of terrain parks, including a quarter pipe and nice jumps.

Went on a Saturday, great views and the glacial caves were cool but aside from that the day was less than spectacular to say the least. We were told we couldn't use the amphitheater (One of the things we paid for) because they were "all set up so no one can sit or go down there." Was curious about disc golf once we got to the summit and saw the course, had to ask the only employee on the summit for help and was told we had to go all the way down and back up again to play. Seems to be no real communication to guests, or the staff itself. The glacial caves also had the "sorry we're closed" sign right before the pathway to the entrance, even though they were open, with a "welcome the glacial caves are open" sign right as you're getting off the Gondola. Again, no communication and no help or information center on the summit. The cafe was also horribly over priced and the food looked mediocre. All in all, it was absolutely not worth the money and having to wander around to find someone to help with questions on the summit, and being told we were not able to use some of the areas we paid for, really made for an unfortunately underwhelming trip to the summit.

Beautiful mountain & view . We purchased Gondola tickets so we could see the top of the mountain and grab a bite to eat. Tickets were for 340pm. When we got up there we were told they were closing and we needed to go back down asap. My husband asked the ticket counter if we could go up and stay for a bit and come back down and was told yes. We wouldn’t of purchased $100 in tickets if we knew it was going to be 10 minutes total ride. Very disappointed