Cannon Mountain was ranked in the top twenty best eastern resorts in Ski Magazine. Cannon Mountain also ranked in Skiing Magazine's top ten best eastern resorts, one of the only two New Hampshire Mountains to be ranked. In the "Perfect Ten’s” categories, of Ski Magazine, Cannon Mountain placed in terrain, value, lifts, access, and challenge.

New Hampshire’s Cannon Mountain Ski Area will kick off the 2004-2005 season Friday, November 26, 2004. Intermediate and beginner trails will be open for skiing and snowboarding with 1 lift operating.
The Cannon Mountain Snowsports School will offer limited instruction and childcare will be available at Brookside Learning Center. The slopeside high performance tuning center and the Cannon Mountain Ski Shop as well as all other services will be open.

Season passes may be still purchased at the Sales Office in the Peabody Base Lodge and on-line at www.cannonmt.com. Season passes are recommended for anybody planning on skiing/snowboarding more than 10-12 days of the season. Other great savings include the Bold & Beautiful Midweek Pass for $249, offered with Bretton Woods.

Cannon Mountain is also offering a College Pass for just $239 for the season and skiing/riding at Cannon Mountain, Mt. Sunapee Resort and Gunstock. And, New Hampshire teachers can save with an Educator’s Pass for $329 that also may be

Cannon Mountain, in rugged Franconia Notch State Park, NH, offers year-round value and fun for the whole family. With nine lifts and 55 winter trails (some offering the most challenging terrain in New Hampshire), as well as the newly developed gentle Brookside area with nine trails for beginning and intermediate skiers/riders, Cannon Mountain is always worth a visit. Known for the pristine beauty of its setting, Cannon Mountain is operated by the Division of Parks and Recreation of New Hampshire’s Department of Resources and Economic Development. For more information on Cannon Mountain, visit www.cannonmt.com or call 603-823-8800.