Ski Bradford, Massachusetts, United States
4.0 (51 reviews) Temporarily closed - Closed until further notice Spent More than 3 hours Ranking #2 in Haverhill Ski & Snowboard Areas
Perfect for Learning to Ski/Snowboard close to Boston
Bradford is a learn to ski or snowboard mountain with a great ski and snowboard school. Bradford also offers a wide variety of terrain that can suit anyone from beginner to expert. Bradford also has a large terrain park and the only halfpipe on the northshore of Massachusetts. So if you looking for a great place to ski or snowboard that is close to Boston, come to Bradford Ski Area
Address
60 South Cross Road, Haverhill, MA 01835
Mobile
Website
http://www.skibradford.com
Working hours
Opening Hours: Mo-Fr 12:00-21:00,
Sa 12:00-16:30,
Sa 17:00-21:00,
Su 08:30-16:30
Current local date and time now
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 5:55
User Ratings
4.0 based on (51 reviews)
Excellent
47%
Good
29%
Satisfactory
20%
Poor
4%
Terrible
0%
Reviews
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5mricker 5:00 PM Jan 18, 2021
Nicest people on the planet.
We have not been to Bradford since my kids were young but I took my grandson there the other day. What an amazing surprise. Every single person that works there went out of their way to make sure his first experience skiing was the best. Quite honestly, I was shocked. I haven't had people be this nice to us in a very long time. Thank you to everyone who works there. We will be back very soon.
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4David P 5:00 PM Jan 3, 2020
Nice place to visit for a quick ski!
Visited here from Salem on New Years Day for a quick ski with my kids. About a 40 minute drive and was really easy to find. The place wan't busy when we arrived but got busier throughout the day, but never got too busy. There was never a wait for the lifts and the quality of the runs that were open were good if not a little short. The lifts were old and therefore slow so a 45 second downhill ski, took about 5 minutes to get back up again! Loved the 'black diamond' run - I think the necessity of showing a varied slope selection took over here - the 'black diamond' run would be nothing more that a tricky green or easy blue in Europe :) However let's put this in perspective, it was a good way to spend a few hours on the snow but any experienced skier will get bored after a few hour - I think it would however be a great place to learn before heading off somewhere else for a longer break. FYI - lift pass was $40 per person and the ski/pole/helmet hire was approx. $55 per person. A great place for kids to ski whilst parents are at the bottom as they cannot get lost!! All runs lead back to the same place! Cafe at the bottom was nice and warm but extremely basic. Food was OK, but nowhere to relax comfortably whilst others ski.
