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The Springs at Laurel Mountain
| | It's just a few lifts and some easy runs. Not a backbreaking mountain, but a good place for kids and beginners. There's only one challenging run on this hill, so if you're looking for a challenge keep looking. Says Henrick.
This is a pretty good ski hill in my opinion. I enjoy skiing here every winter. Says Tim.
Having 90 acres of ski terrain, it makes for an intimate skiing experience. This ski area has a fairly small set of slopes and an ok |
pick of ski lifts. The tremendous yearly snowfall of 21 feet is more than enough for especially good coverage. The 21 ski runs at this ski resort are tremendous to ski on. The Springs at Laurel Mountain gets blanketed by snowfall
| close to the local average every ski season. The nearest ski resort boasting a more soaring vertical drop is 61 miles away. All 5 good ski lifts at this ski area are capably looked after and operated by welcoming folks. This is a typical size ski resort having an average height difference when compared to other mid Atlantic ski resorts. A 940 foot drop from top to bottom is naturally not that much, but The Springs at Laurel Mountain has so many other splendid | |
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characteristics. This ski mountain has a much lower than average share of challenging ski slopes and a much higher than average proportion of green and blue slopes. The Springs at Laurel Mountain is a nice ski area for the whole family
with a lot of blue and green trails. You get lots of skiers traveling up here from Somerset on snow-white weekends. Skiing and snowboarding here in Pennsylvania is a lot of fun the whole season. There's a ski trail map of The Springs
at Laurel Mountain on this internet page for your reference. A bit of exercise and just hanging out with your skiing friends will have you returning for more. There are several tremendous rooms close to the base area, but if you don’t
have reservations, you could end up sleeping in your automobile. The scenic attractiveness of the Pennsylvania mountains and fantastic ski runs are in themselves motive enough to come here to ski. The Pennsylvania peaks during ski
season are something you can’t miss in the event that you're interested in snowboarding or skiing.
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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| Ski Areas Near The Springs at Laurel Mountain ski area:
Hidden Valley, Pennsylvania
, 8 miles away 610 foot drop, 9 lifts, 27 runs 30% Expert & Adv. 46% Intermediate 24% Beginner |
Seven Springs, Pennsylvania
, 12 miles away 754 foot drop, 15 lifts, 31 runs 25% Expert & Adv. 40% Intermediate 35% Beginner |
Wisp, Maryland
, 35 miles away 700 foot drop, 12 lifts, 32 runs 31% Expert & Adv. 28% Intermediate 41% Beginner |
Blue Knob, Pennsylvania
, 43 miles away 1072 foot drop, 7 lifts, 34 runs 40% Expert & Adv. 40% Intermediate 20% Beginner |
Boyce Park, Pennsylvania
, 43 miles away 180 foot drop, 5 lifts, 9 runs 0% Expert & Adv. 78% Intermediate 22% Beginner |
Timberline, West Virginia
, 61 miles away 1000 foot drop, 4 lifts, 37 runs 32% Expert & Adv. 34% Intermediate 34% Beginner |
Canaan Valley, West Virginia
, 64 miles away 850 foot drop, 4 lifts, 34 runs 30% Expert & Adv. 40% Intermediate 30% Beginner |
Bryce Resort, Virginia
, 76 miles away 500 foot drop, 5 lifts, 8 runs 33% Expert & Adv. 33% Intermediate 34% Beginner |
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:
Loyalhanna Creek, Westmoreland
County
, 6 miles away, Class I-II - 16.4 miles long (Rector to Latrobe) |
Quemahoning Creek, Somerset
County
, 9 miles away, Class III - 3.62 miles long (SR 160 to Quemahoning Dam) |
Quemahoning Creek, Somerset
County
, 9 miles away, Class III - 3.4 miles long (Boswell to Reservoir) |
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