Skiing discounts for seniors this year

[SailinAway]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Cannon is a "real" mountain while all the others are basically a big hill. . . . That Cannon Mt, $39 NH-resident, age 65+, mid-week pass seems like a steal of a deal.

When you reach a certain age, high and steep become less desirable. For free skiing at Gunstock I don't care about height. It's a great mountain through advanced-intermediate level. Beautiful view, too.

Where do you see $39 midweek at Cannon? Their website says free.

I have not skied in about 10 years. (Stopped due to hip arthritis and replacement, all good now.) I'm hoping to get up the gumption to try again this year.

[fatlazyless]

Originally Posted by SailinAway

When you reach a certain age, high and steep become less desirable. For free skiing at Gunstock I don't care about height. It's a great mountain through advanced-intermediate level. Beautiful view, too.

Where do you see $39 midweek at Cannon? Their website says free.

I have not skied in about 10 years. (Stopped due to hip arthritis and replacement, all good now.) I'm hoping to get up the gumption to try again this year.

$39 is for a Cannon season pass for mid-week/65+, photo ID and it is listed on the different season passes price list. One can get a similar single day pass for no charge, somewhere at the Cannon ticket window, or somewhere(?).

[BroadHopper]

Originally Posted by SailinAway

When you reach a certain age, high and steep become less desirable. For free skiing at Gunstock I don't care about height. It's a great mountain through advanced-intermediate level. Beautiful view, too.

Where do you see $39 midweek at Cannon? Their website says free.

I opt for the $39 pass to avoid the line every day I want to ski. You need an RFID pass for Cannon starting this year.