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Learn to ski close to home.
There are two kinds of people: those who ski and those who snowboard. And in Massachusetts, there's plenty going on for both kinds.
Love a good cardio workout and beautiful scenery? Head west and try Canterbury Farm Cross Country Ski Area's 22 kilometers of cross-country skiing on groomed and tracked trails. Prefer downhill action? Wachusett Mountain Ski Area in Central Massachusetts features the highest mountain in Massachusetts east of the Connecticut River. Avid snowboarder? Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort is the largest ski and snowboard resort in Southern New England.
Massachusetts also welcomes skiiers and snowboarders of all levels and abilities. Advanced? You'll be impressed by the variety of challenging terrains. Beginner? You'll find patient, experienced instructors and very affordable learn-to-ski packages. Click below to search all the skiing & snowboarding in Massachusetts.
Check out other fun things to do in the snow on our Winter Fun page.
What's New
This season Wachusett Mountain is featuring daily video snow reports on their website.
January is National Learn to Ski Month. Wachusett Mountain has beginner packages available.
Accessible Winter Fun Days

This winter, join the DCR's Accessible Recreation program for a chance to get out on the snow! Winter recreation is made accessible for people with disabilities, friends and families by the use of adaptive equipment, supportive techniques, and assistance as needed. Adaptive equipment, instruction, and support are provided at no charge. Rental fees for standard equipment may apply.
Sundays: January 31, February 7, February 14
11am–3pm
Please pre-register or volunteer by calling Venture Into Well-Being at (413) 259-0009. To confirm program status on the day of the program, call (617) 626-1294.
Check out all the cross-country ski areas at Massachusetts State Forests and Parks.