Skiing Mount Washington's Valley with Kevin Clarke: New England Terrain, History, and Four Mountains

<p>Four ski mountains. One historic New England valley. Endless personality and tons of skiing.</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Where to Ski</strong>, host John Morgan sits down with longtime Mount Washington Valley local, ski coach, and World Pro Ski Tour announcer <strong>Kevin Clarke</strong> to explore why this corner of <strong>New Hampshire</strong> remains one of the most rewarding ski regions in the Northeast.</p><p>We break down the unique character of <strong>Attitash, Cranmore, Wildcat, and Black Mountain</strong> — all located within minutes of <strong>North Conway</strong> — and explain how each mountain offers a completely different skiing experience. From Wildcat’s dramatic views across Tuckerman Ravine and serious vertical, to Cranmore’s deep history and sunny cruisers, to Attitash’s modern terrain mix and Black Mountain’s late-season revival, this episode delivers a true insider’s guide.</p><p>You’ll also hear about the valley’s rich ski heritage, including the influence of <strong>Hannes Schneider</strong>, how New England terrain shapes strong skiers, where spring skiing shines, and why Mount Washington Valley continues to punch above its weight despite its compact size.</p><p>Whether you’re planning a New England ski trip, chasing spring turns, or just love ski towns with real character, this episode shows why Mount Washington Valley is more than a stop on the map — it’s a ski culture.</p><p>🎿 <strong>Listen now and discover one of the Northeast’s most iconic ski regions.</strong><br>📍 Full episode notes and blog at <strong>wheretoski.org</strong></p>