Nashoba Valley Ski Area ski resort - Massachusetts, United States

    Nashoba Valley Ski Area ski resort

    United States · Massachusetts
    2.7 / 5 on OnTheSnow
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    Nashoba Valley Ski Area is a small ski area in Massachusetts, United States. It has 4.3 km of pistes served by 12 lifts, including 4 chairlifts. The slopes run from 60 m to 129 m, a vertical drop of 69 m.

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    Piste
    4 km
    Vertical
    69 m
    Lifts
    12
    Base - Summit
    60m - 129m

    Run Difficulty

    17 runs · 4 km of piste

    Easy4(24%)
    Intermediate8(47%)
    Advanced5(29%)

    Is Nashoba Valley Ski Area Right for You?

    How this resort rates across different skier profiles

    BudgetGood
    5/10

    Pass price not available - value unknown

    BeginnersGood
    4/10

    24% easy runs and 0 ski schools

    IntermediatesGood
    4/10

    47% intermediate runs across 4.3km of piste

    The Mountain

    Nashoba Valley Ski Area Map

    Ski chalets at this resort

    Crowd Levels

    3
    Jan
    4
    Feb
    3
    Mar
    2
    Apr
    –
    May
    –
    Jun
    –
    Jul
    –
    Aug
    –
    Sep
    –
    Oct
    2
    Nov
    5
    Dec
    Peak: Christmas & New Year, February half-term
    Quiet: January weekdays, late March

    Season & Pricing

    Nashoba Valley Ski Area - Pistes, Runs & Lifts

    Key facts and figures for Nashoba Valley Ski Area

    Elevation

    Summit129m
    Base60m
    Vertical Drop69m

    Runs

    Total Piste4.3km
    Total Runs17
    Easy4
    Intermediate8
    Advanced5

    Lifts

    Total Lifts12
    Chairlifts4
    Drag Lifts5

    6 surfaces

    Open / Operating
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    At a Glance

    Quick facts about Nashoba Valley Ski Area

    Elevation Profile

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    Summit

    129m

    vertical

    69m

    Base

    60m

    Snow Reliability

    variable snowSnow reliability
    VariableExcellent

    Resort Statistics

    Terrain52 acres
    Avg annual snowfall140 cm

    When to Visit

    Peak season

    Christmas & New Year, February half-term

    Quieter times

    January weekdays, late March

    Season

    Nov – Apr

    Lift Pass Prices

    Where these facts come from

    • Piste km, lifts, runs, elevations, vertical drop and season: from map data and older sources, not yet checked against the resort.

    Today's Daylight

    Sunrise
    10:56
    Sunset
    22:08
    Daylight
    11.2h

    Times in UTC for 2026-10-13

    Daylight Hours by Month

    9.4
    Jan
    10.6
    Feb
    11.9
    Mar
    13.4
    Apr
    14.6
    May
    15.3
    Jun
    15
    Jul
    13.9
    Aug
    12.5
    Sep
    11.1
    Oct
    9.8
    Nov
    9.1
    Dec
    Shortest: 9.1h (December)Longest: 15.3h (June)

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    Getting There

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    Activities & Amenities

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    Reviews & Ratings

    Skier ratings on OnTheSnow

    Average of ratings left by OnTheSnow users. Not SkiPlnr reviews.

    2.7/ 5
    Beginner
    3.4
    Intermediate
    2.7
    Expert
    1.8
    Family
    3.5
    Apres Ski
    1.7
    Terrain Park
    1.9

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