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Loon Mountain Resort

NHUnited StatesLincoln, NH

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Loon Mountain Ski Resort is a ski resort in Lincoln, Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States. It is located on Loon Mountain and sits within the White Mountain National Forest. Its vertical drop of 2,190 feet (670 m) is the eighth largest in New England.
Today, Loon Mountain has a total 73 trails and 13 chairlifts, with most of the original lifts being been replaced. In 2021, Loon became the first resort in New England to install an 8-seat chairlift. It replaced the Kancamagus high-speed quad, which was refurbished and reused to replace the aging 7 Brothers Triple in 2022, increasing capacity out of the often-overcrowded Octagon base.

4 Token designs
1) 'Condola Skyride', an Image of the Skyride car.
2) 'Flynn The Flying Fox', image of Fox,
3) 'White Mountain National Forest, Loom Park, 2,733 Feet, Lincoln, New Hampshire', Logo
4) 'East Branch & Lincoln Railroad', Train steam engine.

2/21/25: Any specific location info? I was there and didn’t find the machine.

8/6/26 machine is right inside the Governor Adams Lodge front entrance just to the right of the get your gear on mountain essentials shop which is toward your left when you enter. Cost is $15 for four tokens. If you get shortchanged a token the staff at the check in desk are happy to supply a replacement. CDB

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