9 of the Best Places to Ski in New York State

"Lake Placid, known for being the two-time host of the Winter Olympics, is our most popular destination due to its fame, extensive terrain, and the variety of activities it offers. For example, in addition to spending the day at Whiteface Mountain for skiing or riding, visitors can experience what it's like to be an Olympic bobsledder or skeleton at the Lake Placid Olympic Sports Stadium."

"Gore Mountain, nestled in the heart of the Adirondacks, is a sprawling winter paradise. In fact, Gore has the most skiable terrain in the state. The resort offers gentle trails for beginners and more challenging terrain for those with a bit more experience. It's also a mountain ideal for those who care about keeping wild places wild. The mountain has a robust sustainability program and works alongside the Department of Environmental Conservation to ensure it operates with environmentally friendly practices."

New York contains more than 50 ski resorts that accommodate beginners through advanced skiers and riders. Lake Placid is a premier destination because of its Olympic history, varied terrain, and additional activities such as bobsled and skeleton experiences at the Lake Placid Olympic Sports Stadium. Gore Mountain offers the most skiable terrain in the state with gentle runs for novices and challenging lines for experienced skiers, and it maintains a sustainability program coordinated with the Department of Environmental Conservation. Whiteface Mountain features slopes that face Lake Placid and access to Olympic facilities for visitors.

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