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Whiteface/Lake Placid
Whiteface is big. As in BIG. With a vertical drop of 3,350 feet in fact, Whiteface can claim top honors in the East for that category. The resort's vertical is, of course, a major reason why Whiteface... |
Jay Peak
Jay Peak prides itself on getting much more natural snow each season than its neighbors. Its 20-year average for natural snowfall is 351 inches compared to 254 inches for Killington. Another claim to fame... |
Elk Mountain (Ski Resort)
During its opening year of 1959, Elk featured a small base lodge (now the picnic lodge), a 2,200 foot T-bar and several slopes, as well as some rope tows and a small warming hut built a few years earlier by... |
Sugarbush
Sugarbush has two ski areas - Lincoln Peak (formerly Sugarbush South) and Mt. Ellen (Sugarbush North). They are connected by a high-speed quad, the Slide Brook Express. The Express takes nine and a half... |
Seven Springs Mountain Resort
Pennsylvania's largest resort also has one of the world's largest base lodges. This huge complex includes no less than a dozen different eateries, along with sports facilities which include ten... |
Wildcat
Nestled among the granite of New Hampshire's White Mountains, Wildcat is a throwback to an era of skiing's yesteryear. No fancy lodging. A simple lift system. Moderate snowmaking. But also... |
Sugarloaf/USA
The Loaf' is an award-winning on-mountain village beneath Maine's second highest peak, regarded by many as one of the top New England ski resorts. Sugarloaf places great emphasis on service... |
Magic Mountain
Magic Mountain in Londonderry is a true renaissance of the old-fashioned Vermont mountain area experience. Many skiers and riders `in the know' consider Magic to be one of southern Vermont's last... |
Mad River Glen
Located on General Stark Mountain, Mad River Glen is famous for its expert terrain and the nation's last surviving single chairlift. Mad River usually opens on or about December 15 and closes around... |
Hunter Mountain
Marketed as "the snowmaking capital of the world," Hunter Mountain was the first ski area to have 100% snowmaking and the first to have automated snowmaking. Now the resort has over 1000... |
