Check out the Crotched Mountain ski resort map below to get a feel for the layout before you ride. The terrain spreads across 26 runs served by three chairlifts, with a vertical drop from 629m down to 320m. The trail map shows seven beginner runs, nine intermediate trails, and ten advanced runs, making it a surprisingly well-rounded option for a smaller New Hampshire hill.
Download the Crotched Mountain Trail Map (PDF & Image)
Best Runs in Crotched Mountain
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Lower Crotched (Green): A wide, gently sloping run ideal for first-timers building confidence with consistent gradient and plenty of space.
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Crotched Cutoff (Green): A mellow connector trail that allows beginners to navigate between lifts without facing steeper terrain.
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Middle Crotched (Blue): An intermediate cruiser with moderate pitch and good width, perfect for working on carved turns.
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Upper Crotched (Blue): A steady blue run offering consistent gradient and tree-lined edges, popular with intermediates looking to build rhythm.
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Rocket (Blue): A faster-paced intermediate trail with a bit more gradient, ideal for confident blue-run skiers wanting to pick up speed.
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Lower Blast (Black): A steep, narrow trail with tight tree sections that demands quick turns and solid edge control.
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Upper Blast (Black): The steepest pitch on the mountain with fall-line skiing that challenges advanced skiers with sustained gradient and moguls.