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Pats Peak - Two Weekday/Night Lift Tickets
- Item Number
- 13
- Estimated Value
- 104 USD
- Sold
- 45 USD to gh2ce9421
- Number of Bids
- 4 - Bid History
Item Description
Pats Peak is located twenty minutes from Concord, forty minutes from
Manchester, and ninety minutes from Boston. The Peak has 26 well-groomed trails, 8 gladed areas, 3 terrain parks, 11 high capacity lifts and some of the most challenging skiing in Southern New Hampshire.
Pats Peak has more than 70 Adult Racing teams in the Adult Corporate Racing League, a Weekday Learn to Ski and Ride Program for more than 8,000 kids from over 100 local schools and the most Night Skiing in Southern New Hampshire.
26 TRAILS & SLOPES, 8 GLADED AREAS: Novice 50% (13 trails), Intermediate 23% (6 trails), Advanced 12% (3 trails) and Expert 15% (4 trails)
11 LIFTS: 3 Triple Chair Lifts, 3 Double Chair Lifts, 1 J-Bar Tows, 2
Beginner Handle Tows, 2 Carpet lift
Summit Elevation: 1,460 feet
Base Elevation: 690 feet
Vertical drop: 770 feet
One of the highest capacity computer controlled snowmaking systems per acre in the Northeast. 100% snowmaking coverage guarantees great conditions all season long.
Item Special Note
Pats Peak Ski Area, located in the only Henniker on Earth, is a 50 year
old legend in New Hampshire. The Patenaude brothers combined Yankee ingenuity with the several businesses owned in the family to hand fashion a ski area.
Back in 1962, the four Patenaude brothers spent a lot of time skiing.
They also spent a lot of time standing in lift lines. So they decided to go home to Henniker and build their own ski mountain. Pats Peak remains today what it was decades ago: a first-name place where friends and families return every season. It's where parents feel safe letting the kids roam the mountain, then letting themselves take on some challenging terrain.
The Pats Peak Lodges are built from lumber cut from the mountain that was owned by their father, Merle Patenaude. Beams 30 feet long were hewn at the family sawmill. Construction of the main lodge began in the spring of 1962 by the four Patenaude brothers, friends, and family. The Peak Chair 1961 Model was built in Fall of 1962 for opening in 1963.
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