Snowboarding can be done at many Massachusetts mountains

Snowboarding at ski areas or in specialized terrain parks is a thrill for people who want to step out of traditional downhill skiing for a new adventure. Most ski areas in Massachusetts make plenty of room for snowboarders to express their skills.

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Featured Listings
Berkshires/Pioneer Valley/Mohawk Trail top of listings

Berkshire East

66 Thunder Mountain Road Charlemont, MA 01339 Phone: 413-339-6617

"If you can ski the B-east, you can ski anywhere."

Berkshire East is as much a riders mountain as you will find in New England. Whether you are a refugee from the northern resorts, a first timer, or die hard regular, the Beast has got you covered if you want great conditions, great terrain, great people, and an awesome atmosphere that caters to people who are done putting up with corporate b.s. and overpriced tickets.

What’s new? This winter you will see a wind tower. This unit will generate 130% of our annual need. We have some great lifts and a bunch of new snow guns. Berkshire East has always been a locals place, but that's not because we only get people from western Mass. It means that when you buy a pass or a ticket here, that the money stays here and gets reinvested into our awesome mountain.

Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort

37 Corey Road
Route 43 Hancock, MA 01237 Phone: 413-738-5500 Toll-Free: 800-882-8859 Fax: 413-738-5729

You belong here!

Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort is the largest ski and snowboard resort in southern New England and the only mountain resort in North America to generate its own energy using alternative wind power. With a vertical drop of over 1100 feet, three terrain parks and 44 different trails to choose from, skiers and snowboarders of all ages and skill levels are sure to find the adventure they’re looking for at Jiminy Peak.
Informational Listings Courtesy of VisitNewEngland.com
Berkshires/Pioneer Valley/Mohawk Trail Central Massachusetts/Sturbridge Greater Boston and Cambridge
North of Boston/Merrimack Valley
Berkshires/Pioneer Valley/Mohawk Trail top of listings

Blandford Ski Area

Nye Brook Road Blandford, MA 01008 Phone: 413-848-2860

Owned and operated by the Springfield Ski Club, and open to the public, Blandford has 22 trails, half pipe, terrain park, and four lifts.

Bousquet's

101 Dan Fox Drive Pittsfield, MA 01201 Phone: 413-442-8316

There is skiing on 21 trails, a terrain park and snowtubing. Five lifts service.

Butternut Ski Area

380 State Road (Route 23) Great Barrington, MA 01230 Phone: 413-528-2000

Butternut has 22 downhill ski trails, 110 skiable acres, 10 lifts (3 quads, 4 carpets), a 240-member professional ski school, and a 7-lane tubing center, and a terrain park. Also, private lessons in telemark skiing and a Women's Wednesday instructional program. Children’s offerings include Adventurers (skiers ages 4-13) and miniRIDERS (snowboarders ages 7-13) kids programs.

Otis Ridge Ski Area

Route 23 Otis, MA 01253 Phone: 413-269-4444

Eleven trails serviced by five lifts at this family ski area with a 400 foot vertical drop.
Central Massachusetts/Sturbridge top of listings

Ski Ward Ski Area and TubaSlide

1000 Main Street Shrewsbury, MA Phone: 508-842-6346

Nine groomed trails; five lifts, including a triple chair and T-bar; five tuba slide lanes with two lifts; instructional terrain garden and learning pipe; race facility with dual TAG Heuer timing gear, including a start shack and finish shack; mogul field; quarter pipe and terrain garden; ski school; rental facility; fireside lodge; snack bar. Tube uses must be age six or older and at least 42 inches tall.

Wachusett Mountain Ski Area

499 Mountain Road Princeton, MA 01541 Phone: 978-464-2300

Twenty trails for skiing and snowboarding serviced by eight lifts on a 1,000 foot vertical drop.
Greater Boston and Cambridge top of listings

Blue Hills Ski Area

4001 Washington Street Canton, MA 02021 Phone: 781-828-5070

Close enough to Boston that you can walk the Freedom Trail in the morning, ski here in the afternoon and be back in town for dinner. 8 trails and 4 lifts.

Blue Hills Ski Area

4001 Washington Street Canton, MA 02021 Phone: 781-828-5070

Close enough to Boston that you can walk the Freedom Trail in the morning, ski here in the afternoon and be back in town for dinner. 8 trails and 4 lifts.
North of Boston/Merrimack Valley top of listings

Bradford Ski Area

South Cross Road Haverhill, MA 01835 Phone: 978-373-0071

Nine lifts service 13 trails and glades. There is also a terrain park.

Nashoba Valley Ski Area

79 Powers Road Westford, MA Phone: 978-692-3033

Skiing and snowboarding on 14 trails with nine lifts. There is also a snow tubing park.
The ski area and tubing park have separate entrances. The ski area is located at 79 Powers Road, Westford, and the tubing park is located at 179 Great Road, Littleton.
Nashoba Valley's Snow Tubing Park is open daily and nightly. Fifteen lanes are serviced by four lifts. The tubing park also consists of an on-site lodge, with snack bar and TV. Hours: Weekdays, 1 to 10 p.m.; weekends, holidays and holiday weeks, 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Entrance to the tubing park is separate from the entrance to the ski area. Tubing park entrance is at 179 Great Road, Littleton.