The Homestead Skiing

The Homestead Ski Slopes Terrain

There are 10 trails (9 downhill ski runs) at the ski resort that range from beginner to intermediate, served by 2 lifts. The resort averages 50 inches of snowfall and 100 days skiable. With a summit of 3,200ft, the mountain offers 700 feet of vertical drop. The longest run is 4,200 feet.

The ski area consists of more than 45 acres of well-maintained trails perfect for all ability levels. The Omni Homestead is proud to offer the only Rossignol Experience Center in the Southeast. It also has an Olympic-size ice rink at the base of the slopes. Sepp Kober Ski School is available for all ages and levels.

The Omni Homestead Resort offers a variety of indoor and outdoor activities. Inside the historic building visitors can take a tour, enjoy the game vault, see a movie in the theater or partake in a southern social hour. There are also summer activities, including fly fishing, swimming, shooting and equestrian.

Breakfast

• Martha’s Market is a perfect place to stop for a cup of joe on the way to the slopes or sip wine on the patio afterwards. Either way, you won’t be disappointed. 7696 Sam Snead Highway, Hot Springs, VA 24445

Lunch

• The Country Cafe is a family-style restaurant that serves American cuisine. Located just down the road from the ski slopes, it’s like going to Grandma’s house for lunch. 6156 Sam Snead Highway, Hot Springs, VA 24445

Dinner

• The Dining Room at Omni Homestead Resort has won a few regional awards and is a must. The restaurant provides a classic dining experience with a refined, seasonal cuisine. There is a dress code for both breakfast and lunch, so be sure to call ahead if concerned. 7696 Sam Snead Highway, Hot Springs, VA 24445

Après/Nightlife

• The Rail Bar & Grillehas a great selection of beer and bar food, including burgers and wings. 905 Valley Ridge Road, Covington, VA 24426