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New York

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

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Resort Name	User Rating	Base	Top	Vertical Drop	Longest Run	Snow Making
Displaying 21 - 34 of 34 Ski Resorts > > 1 \| 2 <
Plattekill Mountain	3.5 17 Reviews	2400ft	3500ft	1100ft	1mi	0ac
Royal Mountain Ski Area	3.6 3 Reviews	1250ft	1800ft	550ft	0mi	0ac
Snow Ridge	3.7 7 Reviews	1500ft	2000ft	500ft	0mi	0ac
Song Mountain	3.6 8 Reviews	1240ft	1940ft	700ft	0mi	0ac
Swain	3.4 9 Reviews	1320ft	1970ft	650ft	0mi	0ac
Thunder Ridge	2.9 22 Reviews	770ft	1270ft	500ft	0mi	0ac
Titus Mountain	3.7 9 Reviews	1000ft	2025ft	1200ft	1mi	0ac
Toggenburg Mountain	3.3 7 Reviews	1300ft	2000ft	700ft	0mi	0ac
Tuxedo Ridge at Sterling Forest	3.5 17 Reviews	785ft	1185ft	400ft	0mi	0ac
West Mountain	3.5 19 Reviews	460ft	1470ft	1010ft	0mi	0ac
Whiteface Mountain Resort	3.7 50 Reviews	1220ft	4650ft	3429ft	2mi	0ac
Willard Mountain	3.0 4 Reviews	910ft	1415ft	505ft	0mi	0ac
Windham Mountain	3.4 33 Reviews	1500ft	3100ft	1600ft	1mi	0ac
Woods Valley Ski Area	3.4 7 Reviews	900ft	1400ft	500ft	0mi	0ac
Displaying 21 - 34 of 34 Ski Resorts > > 1 \| 2 <

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.