Uphill Travel – Granite Gorge Mountain Park

Granite Gorge Mountain Park Uphill Travel

Uphill Travel is now CLOSED

Uphill Travel Pass and Release:

A lift ticket for the day or our Uphill Season Pass is mandatory for all uphill travel.
Users must sign a Season Pass Release.
Uphill season passes are a great deal at only $69 for the year and are available for purchase at the mountain’s ticket office or online (24/7) – Uphill Winter Season Pass
If you have a regular seasons pass, you can purchase an uphill season pass for just $30 at our guest services counter or by calling us at (603)352-6203.

Your Responsibility:.

Uphill travelers are considered skiers and must adhere to “Your Responsibility Code.”
Be cautious of snowmobiles, snowmaking equipment, grooming machinery, winch cat cables, and other equipment on the mountain.
Stay to the uphiller’s left/skiers right side of the trail, wear visible and reflective clothing, and use a headlamp at or after dusk.
Uphill travelers should be aware of sharp turns and knolls, staying visible to other travelers and mountain operations.
Uphill travel on our trails during non-operational hours is at your own risk; no ski patrol or rescue services are available.
Uphill travelers during operational hours must follow all rules applicable to lift-served skiers, including not skiing down closed runs.
Usage of terrain park features during uphill travel or your descent is prohibited.

No Dogs Allowed:

We love our 4 legged friends, but dogs are not allowed on the trails during operational hours. Plan to reunite with them for après ski.

Verification by Ski Patrol:

Ski Patrol and Mountain Ops personnel may request to see your Uphill Travel Pass.
Ski Patrol reserves the right to close the mountain at any time, indicated by a sign at the base of the authorized uphill route.

Trail Usage and Trespassing:

Traveling on trails not open to uphill travel or without a pass is not permitted.
Granite Gorge Mountain Park is privately owned land; trespassing is prohibited.

Privilege and Restrictions:

Emergency Contacts:

Call Granite Gorge Mountain Park Ski Patrol at 603-762-1391 for emergencies during operating hours and 911 outside operational hours.
Uphill travel on our trails during non-operational hours is at your own risk; no ski patrol or rescue services are available.

Uphill Access Routes:

Operational Needs and Conditions:

Management may alter uphill travel routes based on operational needs and conditions.
Grooming and snowmaking take priority over uphill access.

Permitted Routes:

Uphill access is permitted on specific trails: Park Ave to Deer Run to Monadnock Park, then take any designated open trail down.
Operational hours are from 6:30 am to 8:30 pm.

Pass Information:

An annual Uphill Season Pass costs $69 and can be collected at Customer Service during open hours.
Purchasing a regular season pass can also be used for uphill access.
Uphill Travel Pass does not provide Lift Access.

Trail Usage Rules:

Trails are designed for skiers and riders; other forms of ascent or descent are prohibited.
Sledding or sliding in any form is not allowed.

Restrictions and Responsiveness:

Uphill travel can close at any time due to operational reasons.
Uphill access may be restricted for various mountain operations or weather conditions.
Entering closed terrain is strictly prohibited.

User Responsibility:

Users must know the status of trails and adhere to open/closed designations.
Ski Patrol is available only when lifts are operating; in emergencies, call 911.
Carry a charged cell phone, be aware of inconsistent signal, and practice check-in texts or calls.

Alpine Trail Specifics:

Uphill travel on alpine trails is limited to designated routes, allowing only skinning and touring.
Snowshoes, foot traffic, and dogs are not allowed on alpine trails.

General Information:

This policy may change at any time, and participants are responsible for staying informed about routes and the latest uphill travel policy.