New Hampshire’s Waterville Valley Resort Announces Major Outdoor Adventure Zone for 2027

New Hampshire's Waterville Valley Resort has announced the addition of an Outdoor Adventure Zone, expected to be ready by Spring 2027.

"Waterville Valley has always been a place built around the outdoors," according to the resort's website. "The new Outdoor Adventure Zone expands that experience with fresh recreational opportunities designed to bring families together and create more reasons to visit throughout the year."

Exploring the New Attractions Coming in 2027

Waterville Valley Resort is continuing to develop as a four-season destination on 540 acres, featuring skiing, Nordic terrain, and various dining options. The resort also offers lodging options that include condos, all-suite hotels, and country inns.

Boosting Year-Round Tourism in the White Mountains

Boston.com says, "The Outdoor Adventure Zone supports the Town of Waterville Valley's master plan for the Corcoran Pond area, which includes family-friendly recreational activities, strengthening year-round tourism, and bringing economic gains to the community."

Outdoor Zone Adventure Added To New Hampshire's Waterville Valley Resort

Waterville Valley Resort is tucked away in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest, surrounded by mountain peaks.

The new Outdoor Adventure Zone includes an 18-hole miniature golf course designed for all ages and abilities, the Adventure Maze, the Aerial Adventure Course, a three-tier aerial course with "exciting obstacles and challenges," and a new Adventure & Nordic Center.

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Waterville Valley is an eye-popping community wrapped in New Hampshire's famed White Mountains, and the resort has a lot to offer, from leaf peeping in the fall, skiing in the winter, hiking in the spring, or swimming in the summer.

Your Easy Drive to Mountain Adventure

The best part is that it is less than three hours from Greater New Bedford by car, but the scenery through the mountains is amazing. Take 93 North to NH-49 East right into Waterville Valley. You should be able to do that with just one quick pee break.