The parking and shuttles are major bummer but once you on the trails, the experience is much…read morebetter. The lifts move quickly for the amount of people. The mountains and trails have plenty of options. Stay away from weekends or holidays for the best time.

This was my first time at Sunday River. I looked online before I went and the website said for…read moremilitary discount you had to purchase tickets at the place. So when I arrived I explained to the gentleman that I have never been skiing before and wanted to know about taking lessons, renting gear, as well as applying a military discount. Since I have never been skiiing I assumed these were the main things to do. He told me he had nothing to do with the lessons and I would have to go talk to the school, and as far as gear I would go talk to the rental place. He then proceeded to sell me ski lift tickets for each day I would be there. Mind you, knowing I have never skied before, he still chose to sell me the higher priced tickets for "all access lifts." Something I had no idea was even a thing and didn't find this out until later that day. I then proceed to the ski rental place, which was right around the corner from "Guest Services." I picked up gear for a day and a half and then proceeded to the school where they give lessons. Come to find out, if you take a lesson the school provides you with gear and a beginner ski lift pass. I signed up for their next available class which was the following morning. Then, the school said I should talk to "guest services" to see if I could switch my lift pass for the next day since the school was already giving me one. I went to "guest services" to inquire about changing the lift passes that I was sold. The woman at guest services said she could refund me as a credit or switch it to a different day. That's when I found out that I in fact had been sold the "all access" lift passes which apparently is more expensive than if I had bought a beginner pass. When I asked her why the gentleman who sold me the lift tickets didn't explain there was a difference in the lift passes nor say anything about the school possibly providing a lift pass and gear she said it wasn't their job to explain everything. She also stated if she had to explain things like that to customers then the line would be out of the door. So, even though I walked into the first building at the ski resort and went up to the desk that said "Guest Services" that still meant that I needed to get that information somewhere else? For the amount of money this place makes off of everyone that walks in those doors, the last thing they should be doing is not providing customer service when it is needed. Needless to say I didn't need the "all access" lift pass after I took a first time beginner lesson, with the gear I rented and made it on the beginner ski lift 2 times. This has really left a bad impression on me and the friends I attended with. They do have an area to keep your shoes and anything you'd like to not take with you on the snow. It is not locked up so I would keep anything of value in there. Overall, the employees handling the rental gear were all very friendly and patient. The women at the school seemed confused when I showed up with my own gear. I took a first time adult lesson with the school. The lesson was with me and 3 others with an instructor learning the basics. Since I was able to catch on fairly quick I was told to continue practicing going down the small hill by myself. I was fine doing so but after about 45mins of me doing this by myself I started questioning why I was paying for a lesson. I checked in with the instructor and she was finally able to take me on the ski lift and down the mountain. And then of course the lesson was over. In hindsight, I should have taken a private lesson and hopefully would have gotten my moneys worth. This place is pretty kid friendly. They could use more equipment stands as there were quite a few people laying their gear anywhere they could find someplace to put it. I don't plan on going back, I'd rather take my money to Loon where everyone is friendly.

Best course in the area. Open, well-kept, and beautiful, scenic views. I've played here dozens of…read moretimes and keep coming back. Highly recommend.

Played here on a Sunday morning, great course! Nice and open, beautiful surroundings, and the price…read moreis right. Compared to the other courses in the area (Wentworth & eagle mountain) its definitely my preferred choice.

We got an early morning tee time on a Monday, so no food after golf. Course again is much tougher…read morethan rating although both myself and my playing partner birdied the 18th. I sank a 50 foot putt so maybe I should buy a lottery ticket.

Amazing view, fantastic staff, delicious food. The golf course looks amazing and the food was…read moredelicious.

First off, let me just start by saying we went up to Pittsburgh to have a nice relaxing weekend. We…read morestayed in the Evergreen cabin, which we have stayed several times in the past and had a great experience. The Friday night that we arrived there a bad storm came through and wiped the power out which we lost heat and of course, the electricity around 11 PM to roughly 5:30 am which made for a very cold night with no extra blankets. A giant tree fell on top of our cabin, I have to say it was very frightening, and my husband, nor myself got any sleep that night, not knowing if we were safe in that cabin. In the morning I proceeded to call the front desk and make them aware of the tree that had fallen and asked if they could send someone over to check out the structure of the cabin. I also stated that I felt we should receive some compensation because we basically lost a night due to the fear of what had happened to the cabin not to mention it was freezing cold.. They did state they would give me $100 back which I think was not acceptable considering we paid 300 a night. I waited approximately two hours and a young man came looked up at the cabin and basically told us he knew nothing about structure and trees, but he would try to find someone to look at it. Two hours later someone from a tree service pulled up in the road about 100 yards away from the cabin parked for about 20 seconds and drove away. We never heard from front desk again to let us know if the structure was safe and they left the tree on the cabin all day and the following night. Needless to say, it was not relaxing in any way shape or form and they obviously didn't care how we felt about the situation. I will say they did offer us to move to a cabin across the way but at that point if I had to pack everything up and move, I was going home. We specifically picked Evergreen because it's the cabin we had been staying in for years. They are just lucky that we were not injured because things could have been way worse for Tall Timbers. Let me add there was an eight foot overhang on the metal roof that could have let go at any moment... had to be cautious to stay away from the edge of the building!!!

Had a great time -- only drawback was the driveway into Mallard Rock is so steep and narrow, you…read moreneed to be pretty good at backing in the trailer. Also, if you don't drive your vehicle every day, the sub-freezing temps will freeze the sensors sitting at that angle!

If you want a family vaycay with ac, flatscreens, wifi, and jacuzzis, this family destination is so…read morenot for you. If you want a comfy cottage, no cats, lots of outdoor fun like paddling , swimming, hiking, biking, fishing & exploring the Vermont borderlands with other families who come back year after year, you've found your place.

We've been going to Quimby's for several years, and we love it. The cabins are so cozy, the lake is…read moregreat for swimming, and there are so many things to do there: Biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing... The scenery is gorgeous and the people are friendly. Cannot recommend enough!

10/10! Jerry and Kathy are some of the nicest people I've ever met. The cabins are clean, cozy and…read morethe views are absolutely stunning!

Best place on earth to stay! Owners go way above and beyond to make sure your stay is perfect, and…read morethey also will leave you alone, if you like. They have a knack for knowing exactly what you need/want! Have been going forever, and intend on going until the day they retire (which I hope, is never)!

Was there this weekend...charged us $160. per round. Robbed us in the bar too with overly inflated…read moreprices. Played Friday and Saturday no pins moved, lots of dead spots on greens and fairways, shaggy fringes around the greens. Obvious that this is a ski resort that doesn't put much effort or $$ into the golf operation. Too bad. Great views. Not worth the trip anymore.

Extremely pour pro shop experience, followed by underwhelming course conditions. I recommend…read moreplaying Belgrade lakes for the same price.

Located deep in the heart of a quaint mountain town, called Colebrook, Bear Rock Suites us in the…read morevery north of New Hampshire.... if you brought your passport, you can literally drive half an hour and visits Canada too! This lodge is a picture postcard of New England, surrounded by beautiful mountains, and only a quick drive to a small park with a waterfall that looks straight out of a vacation video. One drawback is the cold weather. It legit snows here straight through May. But, if you love to snowmobile, ATV and/or dirtbike, this place may have the longest season in the country. One thing that is NOT "picturesque" is the main road that runs right through the center of Colebrook. It is a main highway frequented by 18 wheelers carrying goods across the country. Stephen King's sister lives, or lived, here and I think this might be the road featured in pet Sematary. THE DEAL: if you love the quiet of the mountains, Colebrook is your kind of town, and the Bear Rock Suites is the best place to stay in it. Simply stay off the main highway for video-worthy views!