Mohawk Mountain Ski Resort

Mohawk Mountain

Projected Opening: Dec 18
Projected Closing: Mar 21
Lifts: 8
Trails: 27
Skiable Terrain: 107 ac
Base: 950'
Summit: 1,600'
Vertical Drop: 650'
Average Snowfall: 26"

Snowfall

26"

Annual Snowfall

Nov0"
Dec5"
Jan6"
Feb9"
Mar5"

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Walter Schoenknecht, the visionary behind Mount Snow in Vermont, created Mohawk Mountain in the Southern Berkshires, in Cornwall, CT in 1947. This is the oldest and largest ski area in Connecticut, and dubbed "the home of snowmaking." Mohawk has a summit elevation of 1600 feet, 25 trails spread out over 107 acres of skiable terrain and a 650 foot vertical drop. Mohawk provides night skiing on 12 trails and has snowmaking on 95% of all of their terrain. There is dining at the mountain in the base lodge as well as lodging and dining in the town of Cornwall.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 18, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 21, 2027
Projected Days Open
111
Years Open
79
Average Snowfall
26"

Terrain

Runs in Total

Longest Run

1.5 mi

Skiable Terrain

107 ac

Night Skiing

64 ac

Snow Making

100 ac

Lifts

Triple Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Pine Lodge restaurant, cafeteria, high-tech ticketing, renovated SnowHark learning center area, ski and snowboard rental, and demo skis. More restaurants nearby. Ninety percent snowmaking.