Snowshoe Mountain , West Virginia
What sets Snowshoe apart from the rest and makes us the #1 mountain resort in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic is our mountain. Located nearly a mile high in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, Snowshoe's elevation means that the snow piles up early and stays late. With nearly 200" of snow annually, you can be assured of great conditions at just about any time of the season.

The mountain also offers a variety of terrain. With three distinct areas, skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels can enjoy 220 acres of some of the best skiing and riding in the East.

10 Snowshoe Drive Snowshoe, WV 26209

Mountain Facts:

180 inches average annual snowfall

4,848 foot summit elevation

1,500 feet vertical drop

Longest run: 1.5 miles

100% snowmaking

57 slopes and trails (41% easier, 36% more difficult, 23% most difficult)

14 slopes open for night skiing

14 lifts including 2 high speed detachable quads, 2
handle tows and one Magic Carpet lift

22,900 people/hour total lift capacity

Specialties:

Ski School: Our qualified staff of PSIA certified ski and snowboard instructors are dedicated to making your visit to Snowshoe as pleasurable as it can be. Whatever your skill level, our ski and board schools offer the right program for you.

Kids Programs: We make learning to snow slide for the kids easy, fun and safe. Just drop your kids off at one of our two convenient Kids World locations and let our instructors do the rest. We'll set your kids up with rentals and a lift ticket and get them out on the snow hassle free.

Adaptive Skiing: Snowshoe Mountain is proud to be a part of what is quickly becoming the sport of choice for thousands of challenged individuals and their families. Through technological advancement, dedication and generosity, Snowshoe has opened many doors previously closed to individuals with disabilities.