Visitors should expect their experience to be ticketless - bought before arriving and sometimes needing reservations - be it lift tickets, ski schools, rentals, and sometimes even inside eating. Also, lodge restrictions, food purchases, parking and lift lines will look different from years past.
New Hampshire Ski Areas Prepare for A Socially-Distanced Season
Many areas already got a taste of what can happen with COVID-19 when the novel virus shut down most of the outdoor activities prematurely at the end of the 2019-2020 season. This season, the pandemic is giving many mountains and cross-country areas a new look. Changes will be coming in restaurants, ticket areas, rest rooms, rental areas and possibly lift lines in order to help people maintain social distance.
(Downhill ski areas have the luxury of of expansive space for plenty of social distancing. Courtesy photo by Gunstock Mountain)