Rain has come and gone – followed by a foot or so of new snow in two storms. It’s midwinter packed powder and a long Spring Season is on tap. Here is the latest report.(All Gore Mt. lift tickets MUST be purchased online prior to arrival – CLICK HERE). At last check – there were NO Sold Out dates for Gore in the near future.
If Gore is Sold Out – What’s a skier to do? There are other ski options in the area. The Ski Bowl in North Creek is home to the Village Chair and the Gore Mt. Nordic Center. Perhaps scale your day to twilight skiing on the Village Chair 3PM-8PM (and it’s only $26 for adults, $19 for Juniors and $10 for kids). More Info CLICK HERE. If you’ve never tried Nordic skiing – the Ski Bowl is the perfect place to start! With lights and snowmaking, rentals and lessons it’s great fun! Ski Bowl Nordic InfoCLICK HERE
Not to be undone – there is additional Cross Country Skiing at Garnet Hill Lodge and Outdoor Center. Garnet Hill is fully open thanks to the recent storm with 50+Km of trails groomed and track-set! There is also some great backcountry skiing and snowshoeing in the neighboring Siamese Ponds Wilderness area. More Garnet Hill Information CLICK HERE! | Backcountry Ski Info CLICK HERE
More Options for Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding are two neighboring ski areas, Oak Mt. in Speculator, and West Mt. in Queensbury – both about 35 miles away. Both require advance ticket purchase. Oak Mt. Website | West Mt. Website
Get out there! Cold-ish for Thur/Fri. Maybe a little too cold for you – some tips: Ride the “Indoor” lift aka the Gondola. Ski some of the “sun facing” chairs – The North Lift and the Summit will have that sun beaming on you for the ride back up! Still too cold? Try Cross Country Skiing. Both Garnet Hill and Ski Bowl Nordic have groomed cross country ski trails, lessons and rentals. Give it a try – the added activity will warm you up quickly – and of course skiing is skiing! More Weather Info…CLICK HERE
More Activities – Snowshoeing, Ice Skating, Sledding – Live Music, Events!
Visit our Winter Vacation Guide for More information about snowshoeing, ice skating and sledding. Live Music and Events link below. Recent new snow makes snowshoe destinations incredible!
Into Every Life, a Little Rain Must Fall – and then Snow a Lot!
More Rain is on tap for this week – but the bright spot in the forecast is a looming snowstorm for Thursday night into Friday with the potential for a foot or more of new snow! We can only hope! Here is the latest report. (All Gore Mt. lift tickets MUST be purchased online prior to arrival – CLICK HERE). At last check – there were NO Sold Out dates for Gore in the near future.
If Gore is Sold Out – What’s a skier to do? There are other ski options in the area. The Ski Bowl in North Creek is home to the Village Chair and the Gore Mt. Nordic Center. Perhaps scale your day to twilight skiing on the Village Chair 3PM-8PM (and it’s only $26 for adults, $19 for Juniors and $10 for kids).More Info CLICK HERE. If you’ve never tried Nordic skiing – the Ski Bowl is the perfect place to start! With lights and snowmaking, rentals and lessons it’s great fun! Ski Bowl Nordic InfoCLICK HERE
Not to be undone – there is additional Cross Country Skiing at Garnet Hill Lodge and Outdoor Center. Garnet Hill is fully open thanks to the recent storm with 50+Km of trails groomed and track-set! There is also some great backcountry skiing and snowshoeing in the neighboring Siamese Ponds Wilderness area. More Garnet Hill Information CLICK HERE! | Backcountry Ski Info CLICK HERE
More Options for Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding are two neighboring ski areas, Oak Mt. in Speculator, and West Mt. in Queensbury – both about 35 miles away. Both require advance ticket purchase.Oak Mt. Website | West Mt. Website
Rain on Tuesday night and Wednesday will be followed by a sharp cool-down going from the 40s down into single digits. More important snowfall is in the longer range forecasts for later this week. As mentioned the snowpack will probably be able to absorb most of the rainfall. Get out there! Maybe a little too cold for you – some tips: Ride the “Indoor” lift aka the Gondola. Ski some of the “sun facing” chairs – The North Lift and the Summit will have that sun beaming on you for the ride back up! Still too cold? Try Cross Country Skiing. Both Garnet Hill and Ski Bowl Nordic have groomed cross country ski trails, lessons and rentals. Give it a try – the added activity will warm you up quickly – and of course skiing is skiing! More Weather Info…CLICK HERE
More Activities – Snowshoeing, Ice Skating, Sledding – Live Music, Events!
Visit our Winter Vacation Guide for More information about snowshoeing, ice skating and sledding. Live Music and Events link below. Recent new snow makes snowshoe destinations incredible!
Well, our run of stellar winter weather and packed powder has come to a temporary end with the warming of last weekend. Current forecasts are calling for as much as an inch of rain on Thursday and Thursday night with temps in the 40s. But the warm-up is short lived with a sharp cold front sweeping through on Friday. Snowmakers and groomers will be out in force. Trail and lift counts should remain high for the President’s Week.Here is the latest report.There is some opportunity for snow in the next week – but alas some days are sold out for advance purchase lift tickets. (All Gore Mt. lift tickets MUST be purchased online prior to arrival –CLICK HERE). And do check back – even for day-of tickets on the website as there are cancellations with Covid cases rising. Pictured left – recent Boarder-Cross event at Gore! A preview event for next year’s World University Games.
As of Wed Feb 16 – Gore was Sold Out for this coming weekend!So, What’s a skier to do? There are other ski options in the area. The Ski Bowl in North Creek is home to the Village Chair and the Gore Mt. Nordic Center. Perhaps scale your day to twilight skiing on the Village Chair 3PM-8PM (and it’s only $26 for adults, $19 for Juniors and $10 for kids).More Info CLICK HERE. If you’ve never tried Nordic skiing – the Ski Bowl is the perfect place to start! With lights and snowmaking, rentals and lessons it’s great fun! Ski Bowl Nordic InfoCLICK HERE
Ski Bowl Nordic – Citizen Races – Every Wednesday, 6PM Registration will be on site this year before each race, beginning at 5:00 pm and running through 5:45 pm. Races will start at 6 pm each week. For the time being, registration will be outside under the open pavilion adjacent to the Lodge. Racers are allowed to use the Lodge, but must be masked. Whether you decide to snowshoe, classic ski, or skate ski, and regardless of the number of loops you choose to race (1,2,3 or 4), you’re only competing against yourself week to week. The race loop will be held on our 1.2K Citizens’ Course, professionally groomed as always. Raffle prizes to follow each race. Thanks to Becks Tavern, Cobble Creek Farm, and others for sponsoring our raffle! Also, thanks to Underdog Race Timing for being our timer again!
Not to be undone – there is additional Cross Country Skiing at Garnet Hill Lodge and Outdoor Center. Garnet Hill is fully open thanks to the recent storm with 50+Km of trails groomed and track-set! There is also some great backcountry skiing and snowshoeing in the neighboring Siamese Ponds Wilderness area. More Garnet Hill Information CLICK HERE! | Backcountry Ski Info CLICK HERE
More Options for Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding are two neighboring ski areas, Oak Mt. in Speculator, and West Mt. in Queensbury – both about 35 miles away. Both require advance ticket purchase.Oak Mt. Website | West Mt. Website
Also – as of Wed 2/16 – Whiteface Mt. was sold out for Sunday 2/20 with low availability for Sat. 2/19 Link HERE.
Well it isn’t snow – but a new Attraction is Opening in Lake George this Sunday, Jan 23rd – ICE Castles! It’s a walk through cavern of ice created on the Festival Commons in Lake George – Adults $27 or weekends. Most Dates are SOLD OUT! More Info and Tickets HERE!
Weather and Outdoor Conditions
Rain on Thursday and Thursday night will end as snow (with the possibility of a few inches at elevation). More important snowfall is in the longer range forecasts for later next week. As mentioned the snowpack will probably be able to absorb most of the rainfall. Get out there! Maybe a little too cold for you – some tips: Ride the “Indoor” lift aka the Gondola. Ski some of the “sun facing” chairs – The North Lift and the Summit will have that sun beaming on you for the ride back up! Still too cold? Try Cross Country Skiing. Both Garnet Hill and Ski Bowl Nordic have groomed cross country ski trails, lessons and rentals. Give it a try – the added activity will warm you up quickly – and of course skiing is skiing! More Weather Info...CLICK HERE
More Activities – Snowshoeing, Ice Skating, Sledding – Live Music, Events!
Visit our Winter Vacation Guide for More information about snowshoeing, ice skating and sledding. Live Music and Events link below. Recent new snow makes snowshoe destinations incredible!
The Big Storm last week sure did produce – with up to 17″ of new snow! The new snow is offering SPECTACULAR skiing and riding! With aggressive snowmaking and grooming, the mountain had an impressive amount of terrain open before the recent storm. Now the Interconnect and 46er chair servicing the Ski Bowl trails are open with Snowmakers have moved to Gore’s signature steep The Rumor!Here is the latest report.That’s the good news – and there is some opportunity for snow in the next week – but alas some days are sold out for advance purchase lift tickets. (All Gore Mt. lift tickets MUST be purchased online prior to arrival –CLICK HERE). And do check back – even for day-of tickets on the website as there are cancellations with Covid cases rising. Pictured left – recent Boarder-Cross event at Gore! A preview event for next year’s World University Games.
As of Thur, Feb 10 – Gore was NOT Sold Out for this coming weekend! So, What’s a skier to do? There are other ski options in the area. The Ski Bowl in North Creek is home to the Village Chair and the Gore Mt. Nordic Center. Perhaps scale your day to twilight skiing on the Village Chair 3PM-8PM (and it’s only $26 for adults, $19 for Juniors and $10 for kids).More Info CLICK HERE. If you’ve never tried Nordic skiing – the Ski Bowl is the perfect place to start! With lights and snowmaking, rentals and lessons it’s great fun! Ski Bowl Nordic InfoCLICK HERE
Ski Bowl Nordic – Citizen Races – Every Wednesday, 6PM Registration will be on site this year before each race, beginning at 5:00 pm and running through 5:45 pm. Races will start at 6 pm each week. For the time being, registration will be outside under the open pavilion adjacent to the Lodge. Racers are allowed to use the Lodge, but must be masked. Whether you decide to snowshoe, classic ski, or skate ski, and regardless of the number of loops you choose to race (1,2,3 or 4), you’re only competing against yourself week to week. The race loop will be held on our 1.2K Citizens’ Course, professionally groomed as always. Raffle prizes to follow each race. Thanks to Becks Tavern, Cobble Creek Farm, and others for sponsoring our raffle! Also, thanks to Underdog Race Timing for being our timer again!
Not to be undone – there is additional Cross Country Skiing at Garnet Hill Lodge and Outdoor Center. Garnet Hill is fully open thanks to the recent storm with 50+Km of trails groomed and track-set! There is also some great backcountry skiing and snowshoeing in the neighboring Siamese Ponds Wilderness area.More Garnet Hill Information CLICK HERE! |Backcountry Ski Info CLICK HERE
More Options for Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding are two neighboring ski areas, Oak Mt. in Speculator, and West Mt. in Queensbury – both about 35 miles away. Both require advance ticket purchase. Oak Mt. Website | West Mt. Website
Also – as of Thur 2/10 – Whiteface Mt. were NOT sold out for any of the upcoming weekend days Link HERE.
Well it isn’t snow – but a new Attraction is Opening in Lake George this Sunday, Jan 23rd – ICE Castles! It’s a walk through cavern of ice created on the Festival Commons in Lake George – Adults $27 or weekends. Most Dates are SOLD OUT! More Info and Tickets HERE!
Weather and Outdoor Conditions
Light snow is forecast for later this week and mostly, winter is in full force here – new snow, cold temperatures and no warm-ups in sight! The cold temperatures are allowing more and more terrain to open at Gore Mt., and preserving the snow surfaces to powder and packed powder! Get out there! Maybe a little too cold for you – some tips: Ride the “Indoor” lift aka the Gondola. Ski some of the “sun facing” chairs – The North Lift and the Summit will have that sun beaming on you for the ride back up! Still too cold? Try Cross Country Skiing. Both Garnet Hill and Ski Bowl Nordic have groomed cross country ski trails, lessons and rentals. Give it a try – the added activity will warm you up quickly – and of course skiing is skiing! More Weather Info...CLICK HERE
More Activities – Snowshoeing, Ice Skating, Sledding – Live Music, Events!
Visit our Winter Vacation Guide for More information about snowshoeing, ice skating and sledding. Live Music and Events link below. Recent new snow makes snowshoe destinations incredible!
Awaiting a major winter storm to arrive later Thur (2/3). With a shot of cold air following, the 12″ expected will provide SPECTACULAR skiing and riding! With aggressive snowmaking and grooming, the mountain had an impressive amount of terrain open. Now the Interconnect and 46er chair servicing the Ski Bowl trails are open with Snowmakers have moved to Gore’s signature steep The Rumor!Here is the latest report.That’s the good news – and there is some opportunity for snow in the next week – but alas some days are sold out for advance purchase lift tickets. (All Gore Mt. lift tickets MUST be purchased online prior to arrival –CLICK HERE). And do check back – even for day-of tickets on the website as there are cancellations with Covid cases rising.
So, What’s a skier to do? There are other ski options in the area. The Ski Bowl in North Creek is home to the Village Chair and the Gore Mt. Nordic Center. Perhaps scale your day to twilight skiing on the Village Chair 3PM-8PM (and it’s only $26 for adults, $19 for Juniors and $10 for kids).More Info CLICK HERE. If you’ve never tried Nordic skiing – the Ski Bowl is the perfect place to start! With lights and snowmaking, rentals and lessons it’s great fun! Ski Bowl Nordic InfoCLICK HERE
Ski Bowl Nordic – Citizen Races – Every Wednesday, 6PM Registration will be on site this year before each race, beginning at 5:00 pm and running through 5:45 pm. Races will start at 6 pm each week. For the time being, registration will be outside under the open pavilion adjacent to the Lodge. Racers are allowed to use the Lodge, but must be masked. Whether you decide to snowshoe, classic ski, or skate ski, and regardless of the number of loops you choose to race (1,2,3 or 4), you’re only competing against yourself week to week. The race loop will be held on our 1.2K Citizens’ Course, professionally groomed as always. Raffle prizes to follow each race. Thanks to Becks Tavern, Cobble Creek Farm, and others for sponsoring our raffle! Also, thanks to Underdog Race Timing for being our timer again!
Not to be undone – there is additional Cross Country Skiing at Garnet Hill Lodge and Outdoor Center. Garnet Hill is fully open thanks to the recent storm with 50+Km of trails groomed and track-set! There is also some great backcountry skiing and snowshoeing in the neighboring Siamese Ponds Wilderness area.More Garnet Hill Information CLICK HERE! | Backcountry Ski Info CLICK HERE
More Options for Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding are two neighboring ski areas, Oak Mt. in Speculator, and West Mt. in Queensbury – both about 35 miles away. Both require advance ticket purchase. Oak Mt. Website | West Mt. Website
Also – as of Thur 2/3 – Whiteface Mt. was NOT sold out for any of the upcoming weekend days Link HERE.
Well it isn’t snow – but a new Attraction is Opening in Lake George this Sunday, Jan 23rd – ICE Castles! It’s a walk through cavern of ice created on the Festival Commons in Lake George – Adults $27 or weekends. More Info and Tickets HERE!
Weather and Outdoor Conditions
Well, winter is in full force here – new snow, cold temperatures and no warm-ups in sight! The cold temperatures are allowing more and more terrain to open at Gore Mt., and preserving the snow surfaces to powder and packed powder! Get out there! Maybe a little too cold for you – some tips: Ride the “Indoor” lift aka the Gondola. Ski some of the “sun facing” chairs – The North Lift and the Summit will have that sun beaming on you for the ride back up! Still too cold? Try Cross Country Skiing. Both Garnet Hill and Ski Bowl Nordic have groomed cross country ski trails, lessons and rentals. Give it a try – the added activity will warm you up quickly – and of course skiing is skiing! More Weather Info...CLICK HERE
More Activities – Snowshoeing, Ice Skating, Sledding – Live Music, Events!
Visit our Winter Vacation Guide for More information about snowshoeing, ice skating and sledding. Live Music and Events link below. Recent new snow makes snowshoe destinations incredible!
Gore Mountain and the general North Creek/North River area has received 10-12″ of new snow in the recent storm, and a quick 2-3″ this week! With aggressive snowmaking and grooming, the mountain had an impressive amount of terrain open (50% at last count), even before the snow storm. Snowmakers have moved to the Ski Bowl and trails serviced by the Interconnect and the 46er chair. Now, that’s just frosting on the cake! Here is the latest report.That’s the good news – and there is some opportunity for snow in the next week – but alas some days are sold out for advance purchase lift tickets. (All Gore Mt. lift tickets MUST be purchased online prior to arrival –CLICK HERE). And do check back – even for day-of tickets on the website as there arecancellations with Covid cases rising.
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So, What’s a skier to do? There are other ski options in the area. The Ski Bowl in North Creek is home to the Village Chair and the Gore Mt. Nordic Center. Perhaps scale your day to twilight skiing on the Village Chair 3PM-8PM (and it’s only $26 for adults, $19 for Juniors and $10 for kids).More Info CLICK HERE. If you’ve never tried Nordic skiing – the Ski Bowl is the perfect place to start! With lights and snowmaking, rentals and lessons it’s great fun! Ski Bowl Nordic InfoCLICK HERE
Ski Bowl Nordic – Citizen Races – Wednesday, January 26th is Cancelled – due to anticipated cold temps! Registration will be on site this year before each race, beginning at 5:00 pm and running through 5:45 pm. Races will start at 6 pm each week. For the time being, registration will be outside under the open pavilion adjacent to the Lodge. Racers are allowed to use the Lodge, but must be masked. Whether you decide to snowshoe, classic ski, or skate ski, and regardless of the number of loops you choose to race (1,2,3 or 4), you’re only competing against yourself week to week. The race loop will be held on our 1.2K Citizens’ Course, professionally groomed as always. Raffle prizes to follow each race. Thanks to Becks Tavern, Cobble Creek Farm, and others for sponsoring our raffle! Also, thanks to Underdog Race Timing for being our timer again!
Not to be undone – there is additional Cross Country Skiing at Garnet Hill Lodge and Outdoor Center. Garnet Hill is fully open thanks to the recent storm with 50+Km of trails groomed and track-set! There is also some great backcountry skiing and snowshoeing in the neighboring Siamese Ponds Wilderness area.More Garnet Hill Information CLICK HERE! | Backcountry Ski Info CLICK HERE
More Options for Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding are two neighboring ski areas, Oak Mt. in Speculator, and West Mt. in Queensbury – both about 35 miles away. Both require advance ticket purchase. Oak Mt. Website | West Mt. Website
Also – as of Tue, Jan. 25 – Whiteface Mt. was NOT sold out for any of the weekend days, 1/29, 30. Link HERE.
Well it isn’t snow – but a new Attraction is Opening in Lake George this Sunday, Jan 23rd – ICE Castles! It’s a walk through cavern of ice created on the Festival Commons in Lake George – Adults $27 or weekends. More Info and Tickets HERE!
Weather and Outdoor Conditions
Well, winter is in full force here – new snow, cold temperatures and no warm-ups in sight! The cold temperatures are allowing more and more terrain to open at Gore Mt., and preserving the snow surfaces to powder and packed powder! Get out there! Maybe a little too cold for you – some tips: Ride the “Indoor” lift aka the Gondola. Ski some of the “sun facing” chairs – The North Lift and the Summit will have that sun beaming on you for the ride back up! Still too cold? Try Cross Country Skiing. Both Garnet Hill and Ski Bowl Nordic have groomed cross country ski trails, lessons and rentals. Give it a try – the added activity will warm you up quickly – and of course skiing is skiing! More Weather Info…CLICK HERE
More Activities – Snowshoeing, Ice Skating, Sledding – Live Music, Events!
Visit our Winter Vacation Guide for More information about snowshoeing, ice skating and sledding. Live Music and Events link below. Recent new snow makes snowshoe destinations incredible!