Mount Peter Ski Area Ski Resort

Mount Peter Ski Area

Projected Opening: Dec 05
Projected Closing: Mar 21
Lifts: 7
Trails: 17
Skiable Terrain: 69 ac
Base: 750'
Summit: 1,250'
Vertical Drop: 450'
Average Snowfall: 28"

Snowfall

28"

Annual Snowfall

Dec3"
Jan8"
Feb10"
Mar7"

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Mt. Peter, with a vertical of 400 feet, has 69 day/night skiable acres. The runs are almost equally divided between beginner (30 percent), intermediate (35 percent) and advanced (35 percent). There's a learning area with a handle tow, called "The Hub," located a few steps from the lodge.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 05, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 21, 2027
Projected Days Open
100
Days Open Last Year
100
Years Open
90
Average Snowfall
28"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

39%

Intermediate Runs

33%

Advanced Runs

28%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

1 mi

Skiable Terrain

69 ac

Night Skiing

69 ac

Snow Making

69 ac

Lifts

Quad Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Cafeteria at the base with a lounge in the area and others nearby. On-site ski tuning is available. Ski accessory shop, kids' ski school, kids' holiday camp, adult classes for skiers who want to improve their technique, and "The Breakfast Club" which is a learning program for beginners who want special attention for their first experience on snow. Also first aid, National Ski Patrol, and a hospital five miles away. Lessons are available for private, semi-private, and groups. Eighty-five percent snowmaking.

Reviews

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We visited on 12/27 and was met with a larger crowd which the resort staff said they had never seen before making logistics a nightmare! It was a 3 hour process to purchase lift tickets and get rentals (albeit we were a large group of 10). The rental equipment looked either very new or super old.…

Erika Walker

Dec 31, 2018