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I’m going on holiday this jan or feb to the u.s,where would be the best place to go,new hampshire or vermont?

Me and my mum are going on holiday to the united states this january or february,i want to go somewhere where there is skiing,snowboarding,snowmobiling and NYC close bye,i know that there’s allot of ski resorts in new hampshire and vermont,but i don’t know which state to stay in,would a week be long enough to go or 2 weeks,how long in miles would new hampshire and vermont be from new york city,we will be staying in one hotel,where do you think we should stay

the best ski resorts in the NE are in vermont–skip NH altogether…vermont is also closer to NYC than new hampshire (it is still a few hours away though) …the best vermont ski resorts are:

in southern vermont (closer to nyc)
–killington and okemo

northern vermont:(really far from nyc)
stowe
jay peak

–i would recommend the killington area, you would be about 4-5 hours from nyc

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