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Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort
Pros: short lines, great staff, excellent trails, skiing south of the Mason Dixon Line
Cons: none this ski resort is the best in Tennessee,,,,
Appalachian Ski Mtn.
Pros: The French Swiss Ski College
Cons: Limited Vertical Drop
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Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort
“Ober Gatlinburg is one of the best kept semi-secrets in the South. Set in the Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge area, it is the perfect place to come ski if you have non skiers in your family or group. The whole place is set up for destination tourism and really, there are just too many hotels, restaurants and attractions to list. To get to the resort, you can drive up but you are better off taking...” --sofort99
Cataloochee Ski Area
“ To sum up my lengthy review--boring slopes, no options whatsoever, slow & old lifts, crowds, scores of newbies that run into people, ridiculous prices, horribly inappropriate for families with small children (under 4), extremely poor management. For details, read on. I decided to take my family (myself, my husband and my mom, all of us intermediate to advanced skiers, and our...” --minala
Beech Mountain Resort
“ I was able to make the best out of a warm and dry start to the ski season at Beech. They had most of their terrain open but still gave great discount ticket prices during peak season, just after the Christmas and New Year holiday break. I really love this place. Everyone is friendly and welcoming. Usually isn't too crowded either. One thing to note....” --crgildart
Appalachian Ski Mtn.
“ I took my son here for a one hour private lesson and some skiing with dad and friends. As usual, the staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and flexible. My son is now a "skier". Highly recommended for beginners and intermediates. Decent terrain park, and usually has the best late season coverage, last to close perennially. One thing to note is that they do charge...” --crgildart
Sugar Mountain Ski Area
“I have rarely experience such a lack of customer service. I live in a nearby county and called the resort about rates. Many resorts allow a special rate for kids that are out of school due to a snow day. I called Sugar Mountain shortly after they opened and asked if it applied for my daughter who was out of school and specifically for my county. The answer was not just yes, but emphatic yes...” --jwmcumber
Wolf Ridge Ski Resort
Wolf Laurel Slopes is a family oriented ski area with fun for everyone with 54 acres of skiable terrain. The Ski Lodge has ample room to prepare to hit the slopes. The Grill inside the lodge offers a wide variety of food throughout the day and evening. For a quick bite between runs or a big meal before a day of skiing, the Grill fits the bill. The Sport Shop offers a wide variety of...
Sapphire Valley Ski Area
Sapphire Valley prides itself for being a small resort - there are no crowds, and those hot-doggers that run over everybody at the larger resorts? Nada. Because Sapphire Valley is designed more for the family and beginners, they do not encourage rough play on the slopes. It is a short lift to the top, which means more riding time on the hill versus standing in line at the lift tower. The ski...
Cloudmont Ski & Golf
Cloudmont Ski area is as unique as Lookout Mountain itself. Since 1970 advanced snow-making equipment and patient professional instruction have provided Cloudmont's ski expansion to include two one-thousand foot, beginner-intermediate slopes. Two "pony lifts" take skiers to the top of the slopes that have an elevation of 1,800 feet and a vertical rise of 150...
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