Where To Skate, Ski And Sled In And Around Concord

Feeling inspired by the excitement of the Winter Games? You don’t have to travel far to get in on the seasonal spirit. Around Concord, you’ll find places where families can lace up skates, enjoy indoor winter fun, or plan easy day trips to nearby skiing, tubing or sledding spots. Whether you’re looking to stay close to home or head out for a weekend adventure, these ideas can help you make the most of the season. Just be sure to double-check hours, weather conditions and reservation details before heading out.

⛸️ Ice Skating & Indoor Winter Fun

Douglas N. Everett Arena

Address: 15 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301

Phone: (603) 225-8691

Details: Everett Arena is Concord’s main indoor ice skating facility, offering public skating, stick practice, and hockey sessions through the winter season. It’s a great local option when the weather outside is cold or snowy. And as an added bonus, it's right in town.

St. Paul’s School Ice Arena

Address: 29 Hockey Ln, Concord, NH 03301

Phone: (603) 228-1129

Details: St. Paul’s School Ice Arena is another indoor skating venue in Concord with seasonal public skating and hockey opportunities. It’s convenient for locals and about a 5–10 minute drive from most parts of the city.

🎿 Skiing, Snowboarding & Tubing — Day Trips

Gunstock Mountain Resort

Address: 719 Cherry Valley Rd, Gilford, NH 03249

Phone: (603) 293-4341

Details: Gunstock Mountain Resort is a classic New Hampshire ski destination with downhill skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing terrain for all levels. It’s a winter favorite and about a 1 hour and 15 minute drive from Concord when conditions allow.

Pats Peak Ski Area

Address: 686 Flanders Rd, Henniker, NH 03242

Phone: (603) 428-3331

Details: Pats Peak Ski Area offers skiing and snowboarding with beginner-friendly slopes and lessons, plus terrain parks. It’s roughly a 40–45 minute drive from Concord, making it ideal for a family winter day trip.

☃️ Outdoor Play & Sledding Spots

When winter weather brings snow to Concord and conditions are safe, local parks and natural hills become fun places for sledding and outdoor play. Always check local park updates or weather conditions before heading out to ensure safe access.

Concord-area spots to consider:

White Park — This large city park features gentle hills and open fields that are often used for sledding and snow play after a snowfall. It's about a 5 to 10-minute drive from downtown Concord.

Rollins Park and Beaver Meadow Pond Areas — These Concord parks and open spaces see snow play and informal sledding when snow covers the landscape, and they’re generally 5–15 minutes from central Concord.

Further outdoors:

Tenney Mountain — A family-friendly ski resort with winter terrain and occasional snow play spots, Tenney Mountain is a great option for a larger winter outing and is about a 1 hour and 35-minute drive from Concord when conditions permit.

Bundle up, stay safe and have fun wherever winter takes you!

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