Terry Peak Ski Area
Closed
Elevation
- 7100ftSummit
- 1100ftVertical Drop
- 5900ftBase
Lifts
- 0
- 0
- 3
- 0
- 1
- 0
- 1
- 5Total
Terrain
Beginner Runs
20%
Intermediate Runs
50%
Advanced Runs
15%
Expert Runs
15%
Runs
30
Terrain Parks
1
Longest Run
1.2 mi
Skiable Terrain
450 ac
Snow Making
225 ac
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Overview
Terry Peak is set on 450 acres of skiable terrain in the beautiful northern Black Hills of South Dakota. Its summit elevation is 7,050 feet and has a vertical drop of 1,100 feet, making it the biggest ski area in the heartland. Five chairlifts, including three high-speed quads, serve the facility with 20 miles of trails for all ability levels. An average annual snowfall of 150 inches, plus top-notch snowmaking over 60 percent of the mountain, insure great surface conditions throughout the season. The Holy Terror Half-Pipe, KSNO Radio (Terry Peak's own radion station), and a beginner chairlift for lessons only, are additional ammenities to this full-service area.
Important Dates
- Projected OpeningProjected Closing12/06/202003/28/2020
- Days Open Last Year
114 - Projected Days Open
120 - Years Open
66 - Average Snowfall
150"
More Info
Ski and snowboard lessons. Black Hills area offers many dining options, historic attractions, limited stakes gaming, and museums. Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Hill City, and the Badlands are all within an hour's drive from the resort.
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Contact Info
Terry Peak Ski Area
P.O. Box 774
57754 Lead
South Dakota
United States
Phone: 605-584-2165
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