Arrowhead Recreation Area vs Granite Gorge Ski Area

Arrowhead Recreation Area (New Hampshire) and Granite Gorge Ski Area (New Hampshire) head-to-head: stats, terrain, and 2026-27 pass coverage.

StatArrowhead Recreation AreaGranite Gorge Ski Area
Vertical drop138 ft (42 m)502 ft (153 m)
Summit elevation738 ft1,312 ft
Base elevation600 ft814 ft
Lifts24
Runs214
Beginner terrain100%43%
Intermediate terrain0%36%
Expert terrain0%21%
Night skiing--

Granite Gorge Ski Area has the bigger vertical (502 ft vs 138 ft); Granite Gorge Ski Area has more runs (14 vs 2); Granite Gorge Ski Area skews more expert (21% expert terrain).

Which pass covers them?

ResortPass coverage (2026-27)
Arrowhead Recreation AreaNot on a major pass; lift tickets only
Granite Gorge Ski AreaNot on a major pass; lift tickets only

No single pass covers both, so skiing both means separate passes or lift tickets. Check your full resort list in the pass finder →

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