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WILMINGTON, N.Y. – Whiteface, home of the East’s greatest vertical drop, is still going strong with great skiing and riding conditions.
Current base depths at the mountain range from 28-inches to 58-inches, with over 165-inches of natural snowfall. January’s low temperatures allowed Whiteface to maximize snowmaking capabilities and lay down a superb base. The capital improvements made to the antiquated compressors dramatically increased the snowmaking capacity and efficiency. Whiteface’s fleet of Snowcats is continually resurfacing the mountain’s snow, laying down fresh carpet each night. Read more »

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Cold air across New York State has ski areas cranking up the snow guns, making for an ideal weekend to take advantage of perfect skiing and a great “ski and stay” offer available at many properties. Read more »

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Albany, NY -  Continued cold weather and new snow are setting the stage for more terrific skiing this weekend in New York State. Over the past five days, many Empire State ski areas have received significant new snow, including Plattekill Mountain in Roxbury (26 inches), Peek ‘n Peak in Clymer (22 inches), Kissing Bridge in Glenwood (21 inches) and Whiteface Mountain in Wilmington (20 inches).

            If that isn’t enough to get you out on the slopes before the season ends, there are plenty of great late season deals to be found, plus competitions, demonstrations, a money saving “Ski and Stay” offer, and a birthday party at Gore! Read more »

March 4 to Commemorate 75 Years of Skiing in the Adirondack’s Gore Mountain RegionNORTH CREEK, N.Y. Feb. 20, 2009 -At 10:30 am on March 4, 1934, the first snow train transporting 378 Gore Mountain skiers arrived from Schenectady at the North Creek station that is located in the heart of the six-million-acre Adirondack Park. This date established North Creek as a winter recreation destination and Gore Mountain became home to one of the first commercial ski areas and ski patrols in the United States. This first train was organized by Vincent Schaefer of the Schenectady Wintersports Club.
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OSWEGO COUNTY - The Tug Hill region is world-famous for its extreme snowfall, and folks in Oswego County have a variety of ways to celebrate the extended winter season. Enjoy the competition of a sno-cross event, hot chili contest and cross-country ski race as well as a merry St. Patrick’s Day celebration! Read more »

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With Wednesday’s storm bringing significant amounts of new snow to many Upstate ski areas, everything’s in place for another fantastic weekend of downhill skiing and riding in New York State. In addition to ideal weather, special events and money saving offers at Empire State ski areas make hitting the slopes in New York even more of a must this season!Some of the areas experiencing significant new snowfall include Whiteface Mountain, Kissing Bridge and Peek ‘n Peak, which each received a foot.

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New trails, lodging and more add to skiing fun in the Empire State!

Albany, NY - New York’s ski areas just keep getting better. This year, downhill skiers and riders are being treated to more than just great ski weather … improvements and additions at New York’s mountains are providing even more reasons for getting out and enjoying the snow! Read more »