Check out the Wildcat Mountain ski resort map above to get the full layout of this New Hampshire spot before you head up. The trail map covers 48 runs spread across 225 acres, with 10 beginner trails, 22 intermediate, and 16 advanced runs that drop from 1,238 metres at the top down to 594 metres at the base. You'll find one chairlift servicing the mountain, which keeps things straightforward and old-school.
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Best Runs in Wildcat Mountain
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Polecat (Green): A wide, mellow cruise that's ideal for beginners building confidence with its consistent gentle pitch.
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Wildcat (Green): The longest green run on the mountain, offering new skiers a proper top-to-bottom descent without intimidation.
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Lynx (Blue): A rolling intermediate trail that winds through the trees with enough varied terrain to keep things interesting.
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Bobcat (Blue): A popular blue that flows nicely down the mountain with a good mix of gentle pitches and moderate gradient.
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Middle Lynx (Blue): A mid-mountain cruiser that's perfect for working on carving technique with its consistent width and grooming.
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Catamount (Black): A steeper bump run that develops proper moguls throughout the day, testing your skills in the fall line.
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Lift Line (Black): As the name suggests, this steep shot straight down under the lift gets mogulled up quickly and attracts the confident crowd.
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Pole Cat Alley (Black): A narrow, tree-lined black that demands precision and quick turns through tighter terrain.