The White Mountains Cornhole Tournament comes to Waterville Valley with prizes, formats for all skill levels, and a unique atmosphere that blends competition, local beer, and the community spirit of summer.
In the heart of the White Mountains, where summers are enjoyed with fresh air and imposing landscapes, a new gathering combining sport, camaraderie, and local tradition arrives: the White Mountains Cornhole Tournament. A weekend designed for both experienced players and enthusiasts simply looking to have fun tossing bags onto the board in a relaxed and festive atmosphere.
The event kicks off on Saturday with a round-robin, ideal for breaking the ice, honing aim, and meeting other participants. On Sunday, the competition escalates with the group stage, divided into two categories:
- Championship, aimed at the more competitive players.
- Social, for those who prioritize fun regardless of the score.

Prizes reflect this dual essence. In the Championship level, first place receives $1,000, second $400, and third $250. In the Social category, the podium receives $100, $50, and $25. In total, $1,500 is at stake, adding excitement to every throw.
A Unique Atmosphere in Waterville Valley
What distinguishes this tournament is not just the competition, but the charm of the location. Thanks to the valley's open-container policy, players and spectators can enjoy their favorite beverages throughout the event, creating a relaxed atmosphere. With a local beer in hand and the mountains as a backdrop, the experience promises to be unforgettable.

Additionally, the tournament offers special accommodation deals for those wishing to extend their getaway. The Black Bear Lodge offers rooms for $179 per night instead of the usual $269, with late checkout included. The Golden Eagle Lodge, meanwhile, provides a 30% discount, with units starting from $188 plus tax, both with the promotional code CORN.
A New Summer Tradition
The White Mountains Cornhole Tournament is a celebration of summer, community life, and the relaxed spirit of Waterville Valley. Between precise throws, laughter, and unforgettable landscapes, this first edition marks the beginning of a tradition that promises to endure.







