Pools and Spas

Enjoy the outdoor pool and hot tub at the Pavilion, where you can swim, splash, and lounge in the sun with the whole family. There’s also an indoor pool and outdoor hot tub at the hospitality building.

Saco River

One of the absolute best things about the Mount Washington Valley is the Saco River. A short walk through the woods brings you out to a beach area that overlooks the Saco River. It’s perfect for a picnic, and to cool off on hot days!

Mountain Biking

Bring your bikes or rent them from one of the various shops in the area. One of the fastest-growing outdoor activities in the White Mountains, there are trail networks and casual rides for all abilities.

The Attitash Mountain Village trail system connects to many outside networks and amazing places to explore.

On-Site Restaurant

From Après ski to lunch and dinner, Attitash Mountain Village’s on-resort restaurant, Matty B’s Mountainside Cafe, has become a landmark social and dining experience for visitors and locals alike.

Matty B’s is independently owned and operated. Please see their website for full hours of operation and schedule.

Outdoor Fire Pit

When you’re done exploring for the day you can sit back, kick your feet up, and relax by the firepit located at the entrance of the Pavilion. Add in pizza from Matty B’s for the full effect. It’s available upon request, night and day.

Tennis & Pickleball

Break a sweat at the net! Volley with your companions on our tennis court & pickleball courts. Located at the start of the trail network. Racquets for each can be loaned out from the front desk.

Outdoor Grills

Located throughout the resort, guests have access to master grilling stations under the cover of traditional gazebos for that finishing touch to a perfect day. Grilling stations are fully equipped and ready for use at your convenience.

Hiking

Explore the trail network at Attitash Mountain Village. Perfect for a short hike, beginners, and families. Talk to the front desk if you want to find one of the White Mountains’ iconic scenic hikes, or to find the path less traveled.