One score, powder to rain
Every mountain gets a score out of 10 for each of the next 7 days, from mountain-height weather forecasts and what skiers report from the hill. New snow counts most; rain, refrozen ice and wind holds count against.
Everything for a New England ski day
83 mountains, big resorts and community hills, from Big Rock in Aroostook County to Yawgoo Valley in Rhode Island.
Snow forecasts
New snow, rain, highs and lows, wind and gusts at mid-mountain for 7 days, plus winter storm and wind alerts from the National Weather Service. A storm watch shows who's getting the most.
Your pass, your mountains
Add your Ikon, Epic, Indy or mountain season pass. NESR shows where it works, puts those mountains first, and counts your days on it all season.
Track your runs
Tap Track my runs and keep your phone in your pocket. NESR counts every run, your vertical and your top speed, then saves the day to your log.
Profiles, badges, leaderboard
Days, mountains, vertical and runs for the season, more than 20 badges (Powder day, Million-foot season, Ikon Northeast) and a leaderboard for most days or most vertical.
People to ride with
Post "I'm skiing Jay Peak Saturday", find company, organize a group trip or carpool, follow friends and get a heads-up when they're headed out.
Map and Plan a ski day
Every mountain on a New England map with its score and the day's snow. Plan a ski day ranks what's in range of your town, on your pass, for the day you pick.
Powder alerts
Star your mountains and NESR tells you when one is getting 6 inches or more, plus a weekend snow outlook every Thursday evening. Free, no ads.