Brickyard Mountain Inn
The Brickyard Mountain Inn existed from 1970–1989. The webmaster remembers the property best for its late-1970s discotheque. Called the Inferno, the disco opened in 1975. It featured a quadraphonic Marantz sound system and disc jockey Neal Seavey, “NH’s #1 DJ”, who presided over a “trip through the looking glass to the bewitching wonderland of soul music and undulating light shows.”
“Brickyard Mountain Inn – A Family Experience. Aerial view of the Brickyard Mountain Inn at Brickyard Mountain. Summers means magnificent panoramas of beautiful lakes and mountains. Swimming in our indoor & outdoor pools, horseback riding, indoor & outdoor tennis, golf, hiking over our 400 acres, dining at our Gourmet restaurant or Cider Mill Family Restaurant and so much more.”
“Lake Winnipesaukee’s Most Scenic Resort – Shangri-la. Resort Motel, Panorama Restaurant, New Mermaid Lounge, large heated pools (indoor and outdoor), ultra-modern motel units each with telephone, TV, individual thermostat and a magnificent view of lake and mountains, 220 beautiful acres. Resort facilities on premises include swimming, tennis, horseback riding, dancing, movies, bingo and many others.”
Brickyard Mountain Ski Resort
Since the mid-1960s, Brickyard Mountain’s predecessor resort, the Shangri-La, had operated a bunny hill ski slope with a rope tow and night lights. In late November, 1976, Brickyard Mountain opened its new ski area, with six new trails on the mountain, serviced by a 1200′ long double chairlift. Snowmaking and night lights were added to some of the new trails. The original bunny slope was retained. With only about 450′ of vertical, one lift, and a very limited trail system, the mountain could not compete with other nearby ski resorts, and it closed permanently in 1984.




















