Skiing has long been a major feature of East Coast winters, with everything from tiny slopes to full blown multi-peak resorts filling New England and the surrounding states. In the winter, millions of people travel to their favorite East Coast ski resorts for some runs, après, and general recreation/relaxation. PeakRankings took on the task of ranking the East Coast ski resorts from worst to best.
The list only hits 25 resorts, spread throughout New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and Quebec, ranking only the major resorts that are worthy of more than a day trip based on their overall mountain experience. Keep in mind that all of these mountains are still incredible and likely worth a visit depending on your tastes, so don’t be too upset if your favorite resort is low on the list.
PeakRankings East Coast Ski Resorts From Worst To Best
25. Gore Mountain (New York)
24. Mont Orford (Quebec)
23. Wildcat (New Hampshire)
22. Mount Snow (Vermont)
21. Okemo (Vermont)
20. Burke (Vermont)
19. Cannon Mountain (New Hampshire)
18. Pico (Vermont)
17. Smuggler’s Notch (Vermont)
16. Mont Sutton (Quebec)
15. Waterville Valley (New Hampshire)
14. Owls Head (Quebec)
13. Whiteface (New York)
12. Stratton (Vermont)
11. Sunday River (Maine)
10. Saddleback (Maine)
9. Bretton Woods (New Hampshire)
8. Sugarloaf (Maine)
7. Sugarbush (Vermont)
6. Jay Peak (Vermont)
5. Stowe (Vermont)
4. Mont-Sainte-Anne (Quebec)
3. Tremblant (Quebec)
2. Killington (Vermont)
1. Le Massif de Charlevoix (Quebec)
