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The Springs at Laurel Mountain
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| | This is a pretty good ski hill in my opinion. I enjoy skiing here every winter. says Tim.
The Springs at Laurel Mountain is a conventional size ski hill with a roughly average drop from top to bottom when compared to other mid Atlantic ski areas. A 940 foot vertical drop is naturally not that much, but all the other delightful properties of The Springs at Laurel Mountain compensate for it. The incredible 21 feet of seasonal snowfall is more than enough |
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for exceptionally nice depth. With 90 acres of skiing land, it's more of a small style ski mountain. This ski resort has 21 ski runs, and they are fine to ski on. All of the 5 different ski lifts are fun to take a ride with. The Springs
| | at Laurel Mountain obtains an average amount of snow every season. You have to go 61 miles to get to a ski area having a better size drop from top to bottom. Some exercise and just being on the slopes for a while attract folks from far and wide. This ski area has a much lower than average percentage of difficult ski trails and a much higher than average part of intermediate or beginner ski slopes. Please refer to the ski run map of The Springs at Laurel Mountain | |
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on this page for info. This ski hill has a comparatively humble diversity of ski slopes and a good selection of good ski lifts. Snowboarding and skiing in this region is lots of fun every day of the snow season. This is a popular
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ski hill for skiers from Somerset. If you'll be living in a hotel, you're in luck, rooms are available in the neighborhood of the base area, and if you make reservations prior to departure, you're all set. The wintertime panorama of the Pennsylvania summits and the magnificent feeling of rocketing down the runs are in themselves reason enough to come here to ski. The snow-white mountains of Pennsylvania are a wonderful place for skiing or snowboarding.
Special features: Laurel Mountain is currently closed but efforts are underway to reopen this resort.
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* Distances listed are direct linear distances, actual travel distance may be different.
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| These outdoors activities are available near The Springs at Laurel Mountain ski area. |
| | Ski Areas Near The Springs at Laurel Mountain ski area:
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Hidden Valley, Pennsylvania
, 8 miles away
610 foot drop, 9 lifts, 27 runs
30% Expert & Adv.
46% Intermediate
24% Beginner |
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Seven Springs, Pennsylvania
, 12 miles away
754 foot drop, 15 lifts, 31 runs
25% Expert & Adv.
40% Intermediate
35% Beginner |
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Wisp, Maryland
, 35 miles away
700 foot drop, 12 lifts, 32 runs
31% Expert & Adv.
28% Intermediate
41% Beginner |
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Blue Knob, Pennsylvania
, 43 miles away
1072 foot drop, 7 lifts, 34 runs
40% Expert & Adv.
40% Intermediate
20% Beginner |
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Boyce Park, Pennsylvania
, 43 miles away
180 foot drop, 5 lifts, 9 runs
0% Expert & Adv.
78% Intermediate
22% Beginner |
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Timberline, West Virginia
, 61 miles away
1000 foot drop, 4 lifts, 37 runs
32% Expert & Adv.
34% Intermediate
34% Beginner |
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Canaan Valley, West Virginia
, 64 miles away
850 foot drop, 4 lifts, 34 runs
30% Expert & Adv.
40% Intermediate
30% Beginner |
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Bryce Resort, Virginia
, 76 miles away
500 foot drop, 5 lifts, 8 runs
33% Expert & Adv.
33% Intermediate
34% Beginner |
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Massanutten, Virginia
, 97 miles away
1110 foot drop, 8 lifts, 14 runs
30% Expert & Adv.
35% Intermediate
35% Beginner |
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| | Whitewater Near The Springs at Laurel Mountain ski area:
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Loyalhanna Creek, Westmoreland
County
, 6 miles away, Class I-II - 16.4 miles long (Rector to Latrobe) |
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Quemahoning Creek, Somerset
County
, 9 miles away, Class III - 3.62 miles long (SR 160 to Quemahoning Dam) |
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Quemahoning Creek, Somerset
County
, 9 miles away, Class III - 3.4 miles long (Boswell to Reservoir) |
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