So Much Terrain, Such a Great Price
At 4,848' elevation, life in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia is a bit different. Forests of snow-laden fir and spruce trees provide a distinctly alpine feel. Snowfall is plentiful and consistent. For what Mother Nature doesn't supply, the resort's powerful snowmaking system, coupled with one of the colder climates in the East, ensures there's always plenty of the white stuff up here. And with 57 slopes and trails and 1,500' vertical drop - more than any other resort in the Southeast - the skiing and riding is as endless as the views.

Thankfully, you don't have to ski and ride like a pro to enjoy it; Snowshoe has terrain for all abilities and tastes. Just below the Village center, Snowshoe's basin offers cruiser green runs for learning your turns, challenging blues where you can explore new skills and bomber black diamonds to test your threshold for adventure. Adrenaline junkies love the Western Territory - long and steep and home to the mountain's biggest bumps, it's mile and a half long runs will leave your legs screaming for mercy.

Down the road at the Silver Creek area, the Ruckus Ridge Adventure Park gives kids and their parents a great place to have fun together. With activities like night skiing, snow tubing and Kids Night Out, it's no surprise that this is our most popular family playground.

For snowboarders and freeskiers, two awesome terrain parks offer everything from a 300-foot halfpipe to monster table tops, rails and other features. It's truly the Southeast's most prolific winter playground with one Freedom Lift Ticket that lets you explore it all both day and night.