Mountains
With 50+ ski resorts throughout New York State, there is bound to be a mountain close by! Some even have night skiing and tubing and many have great ski deals available. Chances are, a mountain is in your neighborhood giving your whole family something fun to do throughout the winter months.
Explore our mountains for information including vertical, services and trail maps.
Our Mountains
Every SKI NY member area, mapped. Explore the map or browse by region below. Use the Passport Program button to see only the areas taking part this season.
Downhill 
Cross country A green dot marks a ski area in the Ski & Ride Passport Program.
- Gore Mt. (Passport Program) Downhill and Cross Country
- Lapland Lake Cross Country Ski Center (Passport Program) Cross Country
- Maple Ski Ridge Downhill and Cross Country
- McCauley Mt. (Passport Program) Downhill and Cross Country
- Mt. Pisgah Recreation Center (Passport Program)
- Mt. Van Hoevenberg XC (Passport Program) Cross Country
- Oak Mountain (Passport Program)
- Royal Mt.
- Titus Mt. (Passport Program)
- West Mountain (Passport Program)
- Whiteface Mt. (Passport Program)
- Willard Mt.
- Camillus Ski Association
- Cazenovia Ski Club
- Dry Hill Ski Area (Passport Program)
- Greek Peak Mountain Resort (Passport Program) Downhill and Cross Country
- Labrador Mountain (Passport Program)
- Skaneateles Ski Club (Passport Program)
- Snow Ridge Resort (Passport Program)
- Song Mountain (Passport Program)
- Woods Valley
- Bristol Mountain (Passport Program) Downhill and Cross Country
- Buffalo Ski Center (Passport Program)
- Holiday Valley Resort (Passport Program) Downhill and Cross Country
- Holimont (Passport Program) Downhill and Cross Country
- Hunt Hollow Ski Club (Passport Program)
- Kissing Bridge All Seasons Resort (Passport Program)
- Northampton Park (Passport Program)
- Peek n Peak Resort (Passport Program)
- Powder Mills Park (Passport Program)
- Swain Resort (Passport Program)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ski areas are in New York State?
New York has more ski areas than any other state, with more than 50 statewide. The SKI NY directory lists 39 member ski areas in New York, grouped into five regions, plus two affiliated areas in New Jersey. Each area has a SKI NY profile with trails, lifts, vertical drop and contact details.
What are the ski regions of New York?
SKI NY groups New York’s ski areas into five regions: the Adirondacks (12 areas), Western New York (10), Central New York (9), the Catskills (5) and the Hudson Valley (3). Two affiliated areas in New Jersey, Big Snow American Dream and Mountain Creek Resort, are listed separately.
Which ski areas are in the Catskills?
The Catskills region has five SKI NY ski areas: Belleayre Mountain, Holiday Mountain, Hunter Mountain, Plattekill Mountain and Windham Mountain Club. Each has a SKI NY profile with trail counts, lifts and a link to the area’s own website.
Which New York ski areas are closest to New York City?
The Hudson Valley and Catskills ski areas are the closest to New York City. In the Hudson Valley, SKI NY lists Thunder Ridge in Patterson, Mount Peter in Warwick and Catamount in Hillsdale. SKI NY’s two affiliated New Jersey areas, Big Snow American Dream and Mountain Creek, are also within easy reach of the city.
Where can I go cross country skiing in New York?
SKI NY lists two dedicated cross country centers, both in the Adirondacks: Lapland Lake Cross Country Ski Center in Northville and Mt. Van Hoevenberg in Lake Placid. Use the Cross country filter on the Mountains page to find them. Other ski areas that offer Cross Country skiing are Belleayre Mountain, Bristol Mountain, Gore Mountain, Greek Peak Mountain Resort, Holiday Valley Resort, Holimont, Maple Ski Ridge and McCauley Mountain. Each ski area profile also shows whether it offers cross country trails. Hours will vary. Check our snow report for info.
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Ski Areas of New York, Inc. is dedicated to the continued growth of the New York snow sports industry by working on behalf of its membership to promote fair legislation, develop marketing programs, create educational opportunities and enhance the public awareness of snow sports throughout the State and region.
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