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Saturday is gone. That should probably be the first thing you know.
But Sun N’ Snow gives Sunday back. For the skier who can slide the weekend by one day, $799 buys repeated access to two useful New Hampshire mountains without turning every ski day into PTO.
Cranmore puts the ski day in North Conway. Bretton Woods pulls the winter farther into the White Mountains.
This is not a giant network. That is almost refreshing.
What works
- Sunday is the feature.
- Two mountains that belong naturally in the same White Mountains winter.
- $799 creates strong repeat-use economics.
- The network is small enough that buyers are not paying for distant logos.
- Cranmore and Bretton Woods provide two different kinds of ski day.
What to watch
- Saturday is gone.
- Holiday blackout periods remove some obvious family dates.
- Cranmore and Bretton Woods currently publish different blackout calendars.
- There are only two mountains.
- Benefits are not necessarily identical at both resorts.
Complete access
Complete pass access
Core access and structured benefits are listed separately.
2 physical resorts
Core access2
- CranmoreNew Hampshire · Sun–Fri access
- Bretton WoodsNew Hampshire · Sun–Fri access
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Current products
Current published price and access calendar.
Sun N Snow
$799Current published package price.
Adult price history
| Season | Product | Lowest verified | Latest published |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026/27 | Comparable adult | $799 | $799 |
Sun N’ Snow is not trying to become your mega-pass. It gives you two useful mountains, six days of the week and a price low enough that repeated skiing can beat the day-ticket math quickly. The missing Saturday is not fine print. It is the decision.
Move your weekend one day and the pass changes completely.