The state of New York is home to the most ski areas in the entire United States. The Empire State provides a variety of terrain from the high peaks of the Adirondacks to the rolling hills of the Catskills. Gore Mountain, located in North Creek, offers the most skiable acres... Full Overview
Resort Name User Rating Base Top Vertical Drop Longest Run Snow Making

Displaying 1 - 20 of 34 Ski Resorts

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3.4
58 Reviews
2025ft
3429ft
1403ft
0mi
0ac
3.3
13 Reviews
600ft
850ft
240ft
0mi
0ac
3.5
28 Reviews
1000ft
2200ft
1200ft
2mi
0ac
3.8
1 Reviews
2025ft
3429ft
1403ft
N/A
0ac
3.6
44 Reviews
1000ft
2000ft
1000ft
1mi
0ac
3.7
15 Reviews
1592ft
2022ft
430ft
0mi
0ac
3.3
9 Reviews
650ft
950ft
300ft
0mi
0ac
3.6
31 Reviews
997ft
3600ft
2537ft
2mi
0ac
3.3
28 Reviews
1147ft
2100ft
952ft
0mi
0ac
3.6
5 Reviews
700ft
1900ft
1200ft
0mi
0ac
3.1
6 Reviews
1150ft
1550ft
400ft
0mi
0ac
3.6
33 Reviews
1500ft
2250ft
750ft
0mi
0ac
3.6
6 Reviews
1560ft
2260ft
700ft
1mi
0ac
3.5
60 Reviews
1600ft
3200ft
1600ft
1mi
0ac
3.5
13 Reviews
1150ft
1700ft
550ft
0mi
0ac
3.7
9 Reviews
1125ft
1825ft
700ft
0mi
0ac
3.7
3 Reviews
750ft
1200ft
450ft
0mi
0ac
3.5
9 Reviews
1562ft
2250ft
632ft
0mi
0ac
3.5
31 Reviews
750ft
1250ft
450ft
0mi
0ac
3.5
43 Reviews
1400ft
1800ft
400ft
2mi
0ac

Displaying 1 - 20 of 34 Ski Resorts

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The table below provides the ability to compare New York ski resorts based on mountain statistics such as base and top elevations, vertical drop, length of longest run, and area covered by snow making. Use the tabs below to view the different tables. You can also read our overview of all New York ski resorts.

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