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The artwork features ski-area badges. New Hampshire ski areas named in the set include Attitash, Cannon, Cranmore, Bretton Woods, Loon, and Wildcat. The roster also reaches nearby ski areas such as Brodie, Hunter, Jay Peak, Killington, Okemo, Pico, Smuggler's Notch, Stowe, Stratton, Sugarbush, and Sugarloaf. Farther afield are Heavenly, Keystone, Park City, Purgatory, Snowmass, Steamboat Springs, Telluride, Vail, and Whistler, with more ski areas beyond.

White Mountain

Ski Badges (1191pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 × 30.0 in

This collage-format puzzle from Lewis T. Johnson brings ski-area badges together in one picture. New England ski areas lead the roster, which reaches to ski areas elsewhere in the country.

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A painted winter scene centered on Park City Mountain Resort, presenting Park City as a snowy destination for skiers and snowboarders.

Dowdle

Ski Park City

500 pieces16.0 × 20.0 in

This Dowdle design focuses on Park City Mountain Resort in Utah. The subject carries local context from the area's ski resorts and its role in the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, while the product is identified as a traditional puzzle.

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A colorful collage of vintage ski posters by Charlie Girard, representing North American and European ski areas.

White Mountain

Ski Posters (932pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 × 30.0 in

This White Mountain puzzle features a colorful collage of vintage ski posters by Charlie Girard, with North American and European ski areas represented.

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A winter resort rental shop stocked with colorful skis of many kinds, ready to be taken out.

New York Puzzle Company

Ski Shop

750 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

New York Puzzle Company adapts Arthur Getz's New Yorker cover of a winter ski shop into a jigsaw puzzle produced with a linen-style finish.

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A snow-covered ski town in the evening, after a day on the slopes. Freshly fallen snow coats the buildings, and a dark purple mountain rises behind them, framing the composition and focusing it on the glowing center of town.

Cobble Hill

Ski Town

500 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in

This Cobble Hill puzzle features artwork by Canadian artist Dale Hitchcox, who describes his work as meant to evoke emotion through the drama of nature — skies, light, and a sense of movement. A festive winter theme runs through the mountain setting.

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At a cheerful yellow lodge, animal characters ski, snowboard, and rent gear. Snow-capped peaks and a working ski lift frame the resort, while pine trees fill the slopes. A cozy Snack Shack appears on the left, and a scarf-wearing bear is shown carrying skis.

Galison

Ski Village

500 pieces20.0 × 20.0 in

Ski Village is a winter puzzle with Emily Taylor artwork, featuring whimsical animal characters in a snowy mountain setting. The design follows a winter holiday theme.

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Gale Pitt's naive-style painting depicts a snowy ski resort, with skiers and snowboarders on the slopes and chair lifts and a gondola among the mountains. A lodge, a boardwalk, a snowplow, and snow-laden trees fill out the winter scene.

Nautilus Puzzles

Ski-nanigans

1,000 pieces22.5 × 17.0 in

This wooden jigsaw puzzle reproduces Gale Pitt's ski-resort painting, laser-cut with a Modern cut style and shaped whimsy pieces that echo the scene's subject matter. A bonus poster is included, and the puzzle is made in the USA.

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Skiers wait for the train that will carry them to the slopes, a winter scene of anticipation before the trip begins.

New York Puzzle Company

Skiing Express

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

The artwork is a vintage New Yorker cover by Beatrice Tobias. The puzzle is produced with a linen-style finish and made in the USA.

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The artwork gathers slang expressions from an earlier era into a collage, with "Talk to the hand," "Groovy," "Cool Beans," and "the Bees Knees" among the sayings that fill the composition.

White Mountain

Slang We Used (1885pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 × 30.0 in

Slang We Used is a collage-format puzzle from White Mountain, with artwork by Steve Cameron that brings once-popular expressions together in a single image.

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An overhead winter illustration shows a mountain slope. Skiers and sledders appear throughout, with curving paths suggesting motion. A colorful crowd fills the setting.

New York Puzzle Company

Sledding and Skiing

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

The jigsaw reproduces a vintage New Yorker cover illustration by Charles E. Martin, carrying the magazine artwork across the assembled scene. The puzzle is produced with a linen-style finish.

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Central Park bustles with activity on a cold, snowy day as scores of children enjoy sledding and skating. Their parents watch over them from park benches, bundled up in winter garments.

New York Puzzle Company

Sledding in the Park

500 pieces18.0 × 24.0 in

This New York Puzzle Company jigsaw reproduces Arthur Getz's New Yorker cover art, presented with a linen-style finish and a recommended age of 10 and up. The puzzle is made in the USA.

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A ski hill packed with winter activity: skiers carve turns, launch into the air, and cross the slope in an illustration built around movement. Bright ski outfits and expressive poses catch the figures mid-motion, and the scene spreads different characters and small moments across the mountain.

New York Puzzle Company

Slippery Slopes

500 pieces24.0 × 18.0 in

Slippery Slopes is an original illustration by Tug Rice, printed with a linen-style finish. The theme is winter sports and alpine recreation, and the artwork stays with one ski-hill scene throughout.

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A bright, modern kitchen hosts curious kittens climbing shelves, tipping ingredients, and playing with cooking tools; flour marks cross the counter while another kitten dangles from a mixer.

Eurographics

Sloppy Kitten Kitchen

300 pieces26.5 × 19.3 in

Bob Giordano’s humorous kitchen design uses X-Large pieces with blueboard construction and a linen finish. It is presented as a gift for ages 9+.

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