Top Ski resorts in Westminster, United States

Great place for all types of skiers/snowboarders. If you never skied or you're a pro, you should come here. The food is good and everyone working here is awesome and kind.

It was my first time skiing and the ski lessons were good! They have great deals for beginner lessons. Comparatively cheaper lift tickets and rentals than other ski places.

The snow condition has been like the photo from the 1st week in March - half of Indian Summer/Sundowner is fully covered by water or mud. The Lookmom break in the middle, with only a narrow trail to go through, is not suitable for those trails to be open.

I’ve been skiing at this resort for 3 years, and I felt the staff were nice and helpful - until I talked to customer service representative Gina today. I kindly requested a solution since the snow was too bad for skiing. Her attitude was not so good, and she told me, "You used it, so no refund." I understand, so I expressed my wish that they could make some snow since next week's temperatures are under 40F. She told me that having the rest of the season pass means “you just enjoy what is left.” I feel that Wachusett Mountain Resort was not trying to ensure their customers have a good experience at the end of the season. I bought a season pass, not a lottery ticket. I have many friends who are also pass holders here, and I will definitely share my experience with them.

Just left for the day. This is the only ski place in the area that is still open (March 10, 2024). Kids’ had lessons and then hit the green slope. Fun was had. Atmosphere is fantastic, on site food is OK, and the bar has a good variety of local beers.

We've been here many times and have fun every time! It is an excellent place for beginners and intermediate. The blacks here may be considered blues at other resorts. Even when there isn't much snow, they have great snowmaking, however some spots can be very icy. Weekends can get very busy, and lines long. They have many dining options including a waffle cabin. I would definitely recommend the Bullock Lodge on the mountain. They have all sorts of apple products, cookies and glazed nuts. The entrance can be very icy at times. The chairlifts are fast, but the card scanner can sometimes be slow. The parking lot can get busy, so you may have to take a shuttle. VIP parking is available to get a spot much closer. This is a great ski lodge within the Boston and Worcester area. Looking forward to come back soon!

Ski Day!!! I enjoyed skiing at here. Small but complete. Here is the best ski place for beginners and kids. In addition, the view is stunning and the food is delicious. 5 stars recommend!

Wachusett so far is one of my favorite ski mountains! First thing is it’s super close to the Boston area so it’s only around an hour away which beats traveling to VT or NH. Not only that considering how bad Massachusetts winters are for ideal conditions they really do a good job at trying to make conditions as good as they can given that. There are better times than others as far as conditions go.

I find the prices to be reasonable as well. They structure the cheapest passes by a 4 hour window for the day you go which usually works out for a quick ski day. I recommend buy it the day before as they are slightly cheaper.

Overall the amenities I find it to be better than most ski resorts. The lifts are relatively fast so you are able to do a bunch of runs when it’s not busy. The lodge is pretty spacious and has a good restaurant.

The one downside I have found a couple times is that it can get crowded. They do a pretty good job of making everything flow when it does crowd but something to keep in mind. Go on a weekday or early season and it’s not as busy.

After many years away, I finally went to Wachusett Ski area on Monday to check out the conditions and their trails. I’ve only heard about the overcrowding and bare trails from high traffic in recent years, so skipped trying to ski it last season.

I’m skiing with a beginner-level skier, so finding places with enough terrain for them to build skills and confidence is essential. This place really only has 2 beginner trails and they’re on the same face of the slope, so the variety of terrain and steepness are similar. Luckily Ralph’s Run and Look Mom were manageable, but challenging, for the beginner skier. I checked out Conifer and decided it had too many steep spots for the beginner. Other blues that looked like they might be easier were closed when we were there.

Monday is a great day to ski for the first 2 sessions because we didn’t have to wait in any lines, had no issues finding space for our gear, and it was a short walk from the parking area (row 9) to the main lodge. However, around 3:45pm things get chaotic with all the school programs coming in. It’s a totally different scene at that hour compared to the previous 6 hours, so plan accordingly. Great to see all the kids out and crushing it, but the crowds are practically suffocating.

Snow quality is okay - packed, granular, and thin base. There are some icy patches, but overall, it’s what’s to be expected with weather conditions and elevation. Snow quality was significantly better at Pat’s Peak (NH).

They did some late afternoon grooming of Conifer and 10th Mountain, and I got to run them while they were fresh - made a huge difference and was so enjoyable!

Only 4 stars because I find the daily ticket price to be very expensive ($94) the quality of the cafeteria food to be super basic, the lodge interior to be rundown, and the restrooms in need of better lighting and cleanliness.

We’re looking for ski places within a day trip from where we live, so choices are very limited.