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Conway, NH (December 31, 2019)—Mother Nature has been good to New Hampshire ski areas, which revelled in a new blanket of snow laid down by the New Year’s Eve winter storm that hit New Hampshire starting on Monday, December 30th through Tuesday, December 31st. With snow totals reaching up to 13in through the course of the storm, many of the Granite State's ski areas are 100 percent open, or very close to it, heading into 2020.

Many of the snowfall totals below were reported as of 7 a.m. on Tuesday, December 31st, when snow was still falling across the state. Ski areas that received four inches are more are included.

Alpine ski areas reporting:

Cranmore Mountain Resort - 13in

Black Mountain - 12in

Gunstock Mountain Resort - 11in

King Pine Ski Area - 10in

Waterville Valley Resort - 9in

Dartmouth Skiway - 8in

Cannon Mountain - 6in

Pats Peak - 6in

Loon Mountain Resort - 5in

Bretton Woods - 5in

Whaleback Ski Area - 5in

Ragged Mountain - 4in

Mount Sunapee - 4in

Cross-country ski areas reporting:

Great Glen Trails - 13in

Gunstock Outdoor Center - 11in

Waterville Valley Adventure Center - 9in

Jackson Ski Touring - 6in

Bretton Woods - 5in

Pine Hill Ski Club New London - 5in

Dexter's Inn Trails by Norsk - 4in

Franconia Village XC Ski Center - 4in

“There is no better way to close out 2019 than with a state-wide powder day,” says Shannon Dunfey-Ball, Ski New Hampshire’s marketing and communications manager. “Due to the hard work of our snowmakers up to this point in the season creating that ever-important snow surface base, things are shaping up for a strong January at NH ski areas and a great beginning to 2020.”

Ski New Hampshire is the statewide association representing 31 alpine and cross-country resorts in New Hampshire. For more information on ski areas, trail conditions, vacation planning, and updated winter events at Ski New Hampshire resorts, visit SkiNH.com. For statewide travel info, visit visitNH.gov.