New Hampshire Ski Resort Reopens After 8 Years
Plymouth's Tenney Mountain is one of several New England resorts making a comeback in recent years.
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Tenney Mountain ski area in Plymouth, New Hampshire, reopened after 8 years of neglect last week with its snow tubing hill; chairlifts to the top of the mountain are the next step. Developers have spent about $4.5 million refurbishing the resort and its lodge. Tenney Mountain is the latest in a line of once-defunct New England ski resorts gaining new life, including Crotched Mountain and Granite Gorge.
