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Cannon Mountain is saying goodbye to its current aerial tram system, but something new is coming to the New Hampshire ski area.

CANNON MOUNTAIN is preparing to retire its second-generation, 80-passenger aerial tramway later this year after 45 years of service, paving the way for a third-generation tram system to be designed ...

If you’ve always wanted to ride the aerial tram to the top of Cannon Mountain, you’d better hurry up. The state will shut the ...

The iconic Cannon Mountain tram will cease operations after the upcoming fall season to make way for its replacement ...

According to Cannon Mountain’s website, the Aerial Tram will operate daily this summer and fall from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until October 26. Scenic tickets cost $25.

Sep. 15—CONCORD — Senior citizens will pay significantly more to ski on the weekends at state-owned Cannon Mountain, especially at peak times, after a legislative budget panel approved an ...

Nobody was injured. According to Cannon Mountain, at about 10:13 a.m. a bolt on the power take-off shaft, which transmits power from the engine to the lift cables, failed on the Peabody Express Quad.

Moyer, who is camping near the base of Cannon, started training for mountain running in 2022, now works with a coach, and competed in her first Cirque Series race last year at Brighton Ski Resort ...

Steamboat Spring, Colo., native Jace Wirth joined Cannon Mountain last year as the new general manager for the state-owned New Hampshire ski area in Franconia Notch. The former ski racer arrived in ...

The latest estimate to fully replace Cannon Mountain's iconic aerial tramway in the next few years is at least 24 million, but could be as high as 32 million due to supply chain issues.