Rhode Island Ski Area Guide -- Very Complete

• Yawgoo Valley, Exeter • 36 skiable acres on 245' vertical
  Specs: Summit elevation: 315'; Base elevation: 70'. 3 Lifts: 2 doubles, 1 surface. Uphill Capacity: 2700/hr. Terrain Mix: 50-30-20. Longest Run: 2,200'. Season: usually January through mid March. Night Skiing. Annual Snowfall: 48" (?!). Snowmaking: 100%.
  The SKInny: Good small suburban ski area, great for newbies, novice/intermediates, and kids skiing. Warm friendly atmosphere, and where else you gonna ski in Rhode Island?
  Signature Trail: TNT

Additional Rhode Island Ski Information

• Current Rhode Island Snow Totals Map of snowfall during the past 24 hours, as well as a map of actual current natural snow cover.

Key

Lifts We don't consider a ski area's tubing-only lifts as part of the total. Signature Trail Is mostly subjective. Whether it's history, reputation, the view, or degree of difficulty...it's the run you have to do, even if it isn't necessarily the best the resort has to offer.

Finally, a note about ski area statistics: Although it's hard to believe, some ski areas are (gasp!) less than truthful with their numbers. Like the guy who lies about his, uh, shoe size, some ski areas believe that inflated numbers make their resort sound more appealling. When these numbers are obviously questionable, we put a note: (?!) and will attempt to verify the legitimacy of the claim.

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