McIntyre Ski Area

My friend and I decided to try something fun and different on a winter Saturday here in Manchester, and we are SO glad we chose McIntyre Ski Area for their tubing activity! While it wasn’t our first time ever snow tubing, it was our first time visiting McIntyre and tubing there — and we had an absolute blast. From the moment we arrived, the energy was fun and welcoming. The tubing lanes were well organized, and everything felt smooth and easy. But what truly made the experience unforgettable was one of the staff members, Dominic Patrick. Dominic was genuinely one of the most friendly, sociable, and fun employees we have ever encountered. He wasn’t just standing there doing his job — he was fully engaged. He was talking with customers, making people laugh, and happily accommodating how gr

We have been coming to McIntyre Ski Area for over four years. It started with a small group of 8 of us for my parents birthday, and has grown every year since. We have taken groups of 30+ people here for the last two years. Our last year, 2/2025 was not a great time. There was a staffer who was verbally and physically aggressive with the teenagers in our party, and swearing in front of my six year old niece. To McIntyre’s favor, they did provide our group with tickets for this year as compensation. This year, however, was pretty awful. We went for night tubing from 6-8pm. When we arrived, there were not enough tubes for our party. My husband sat out due to this. When you rode the lift to the top, there overcrowding was unbelievable. People were in lines all the way back into the tree li

I had the BEST experience at McIntyre Ski Area. I'd never gone snow tubing before and the staff was so welcoming and assuring that I would have a good experience. The young men who worked the snow tubing area were very friendly and made my experience one of a kind. Highly recommend!

It is a wonderful little starter hill for young kids! Emphasis on little as it’s a very small area but it’s so nice to have something close by. My daughter did ski camp over break after some skiing with her dad and she did well. It seems like they break the kids up by ability (some of the kids went to bigger areas and others stayed small). I could be wrong about that but it works well because my daughter had advanced beyond the kids who had never skied before and I felt like she was grouped with kids who matched her ability. We had some lovely sunny afternoons on the patio while she practiced. The camp staff were mostly fantastic, one guy in particular (he wore super baggy pants). He didn’t teach my daughter, just kind of floated around, but he remembered her name every day and did a great

We booked the all inclusive package which sounded too good to be true, but my children were eager to try snowboarding and wanted to do tubing as well. What can I say, you get what you paid for. We walked in to get boards and no one helped us navigate this process that we were doing for the first time. I asked, "where do we go for boards and boots?". The worker just pointed. It took us no less than 20 minutes to figure out how to put on the gear, staff standing around chatting with one another, no one offered to assist. Onto the lift, again, doing this for the first time and no one gave tips or pointers as to what is going to happen at the top. As soon as the kids got off the lift, they fell on their faces and didn't even know how to get up, still no help. 2 of my kids, having bruised their