Moosilauke Ravine Lodge
During normal operations, the Lodge isn’t just for the Dartmouth community — local residents, hikers, and visitors to the area are all welcome to stay for a night, a week, or just come up for dinner! The Lodge is a great place to just get away and put your feet up.
Coming to the Lodge
The Lodge will reopen on May 2nd, and the season will run until late November! Our first night with availability for the public is May 4th.
To make a reservation, give us a call!
Beginning on May 2nd, our phone answering hours will be 10AM-5PM Thursday-Sunday. You can reach us at 603-764-5858.
Dartmouth offices and students may begin submitting requests in December for initial consideration. Earliest consideration will go to requests submitted by 1/12. Dartmouth community (current faculty/staff/students and alumni) may submit requests beginning on January 15th. In mid-April, we will begin accepting requests from the broader community.
Staying at the Lodge
The original Moosilauke Ravine Lodge was raised up in the late 1930s to serve some of the nation’s earliest competitive skiing. In the fall of 2017, a new Lodge was completed which provides a destination for the entire Dartmouth community and the Upper Valley. The Lodge is normally open to the public for rooms and meals for the spring, summer, and fall seasons.
Dining at the Lodge
The Lodge’s friendly and hard-working crew of students and recent alums serves up hot breakfasts and multi-course dinners from the Lodge’s cookbook, family-style in the Lodge’s main room.
Real-time updates from the Mountain
The Lodge is a mountain hospitality facility, serving dinner and breakfast, that is open to all Dartmouth students, faculty and staff as well as the general public.
Students and faculty created this 3D tour of the original Ravine Lodge before it was decommissioned.
