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The Springs at Laurel Mountain ski area, Pennsylvania
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| | You have to go 243 miles to get to a ski mountain featuring a fuller-scale elevation difference. This ski mountain has 21 trails, and they are amusing to ski on. This is an ordinary size ski hill having a height difference that's roughly average compared to other mid Atlantic ski mountains. With a 940 foot vertical drop it's not the highest hill there is, but The Springs at Laurel Mountain has so many other pleasant qualities. This ski resort has a much lower than average fraction of hard trails and a much higher than |
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average percentage of green and blue runs. Lots of skiers journey up here from Somerset, specially on the weekends. The amazing 21 feet of yearly snowfall is one of the finest features of this ski mountain. A perfect workout and just being on the ski slopes for
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each winter. The Springs at Laurel Mountain is a great site for the whole family with a load of easy ski runs. The best piece of information on this resort is of course the trailmap of The Springs at Laurel Mountain on this net page. The skiing and the snowboarding
in this region is scores of fun through the winter season. There are some great rooms in close proximity to the bottom area, but do book a room prior to departure since it is a very popular destination. The delightful beauty of the Pennsylvania peaks and the incredibly great ski slopes have ski people coming from far and wide.
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The Springs at Laurel Mountain ski area Trail Map:
 All trail maps supplied by W. Somboon, copyright ©.
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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 vertical feet 27 runs - 9 lifts 30% Expert & Adv. 46% Intermediate 24% Beginner |
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Seven Springs, Pennsylvania
, 12 miles away 750 vertical feet 31 runs - 14 lifts 15% Expert & Adv. 35% Intermediate 50% Beginner |
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Wisp, Maryland
, 35 miles away 610 vertical feet 22 runs - 11 lifts 30% Expert & Adv. 50% Intermediate 20% Beginner |
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Blue Knob, Pennsylvania
, 43 miles away 1072 vertical feet 34 runs - 7 lifts 40% Expert & Adv. 40% Intermediate 20% Beginner |
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Boyce Park, Pennsylvania
, 43 miles away 180 vertical feet 9 runs - 5 lifts 0% Expert & Adv. 78% Intermediate 22% Beginner |
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Timberline, West Virginia
, 61 miles away 1000 vertical feet 35 runs - 3 lifts 34% Expert & Adv. 32% Intermediate 34% Beginner |
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Canaan Valley, West Virginia
, 64 miles away 850 vertical feet 34 runs - 4 lifts 30% Expert & Adv. 40% Intermediate 30% Beginner |
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Bryce Resort, Virginia
, 76 miles away 500 vertical feet 8 runs - 5 lifts 33% Expert & Adv. 33% Intermediate 34% Beginner |
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Massanutten, Virginia
, 97 miles away 1100 vertical feet 14 runs - 5 lifts 35% Expert & Adv. 35% Intermediate 30% Beginner |
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Tussey Mountain, Pennsylvania
, 103 miles away 520 vertical feet 8 runs - 5 lifts 20% Expert & Adv. 40% Intermediate 40% Beginner |
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| | Whitewater Near The Springs at Laurel Mountain ski area:
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Quemahoning Creek, Somerset
County
, 10 miles away, Class III - 3.62 miles long (SR 160 to Quemahoning Dam) |
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Quemahoning Creek, Somerset
County
, 11 miles away, Class III - 3.4 miles long (Boswell to Reservoir) |
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Tubmill Creek, Westmoreland
County
, 12 miles away, Class I-III - 5.6 miles long (Route 711 to Bolivar) |
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* Distances listed are direct linear distances, actual travel distance may be different.
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