Gore Mountain Map
Gore Mountain Trail Map- Click or tap to open med-res version with zoom feature.
view of a chairlift and ski trails in winter

 

14 Lifts & 110 Trails – Explore NY’s Biggest Mountain!

Gore skiers and snowboarders love our range of trails and terrain diversity that nine sides of four peaks deliver.

We have seven mountain areas, each its own distinctive adventure yet linked through a unique network of trails and lifts to offer the most terrain in New York State and 2537′ vertical.

We are committed to improvements that always make our 42 miles and 439 acres of fun a better experience.

Plan your day and figure out how to best get around all four peaks!  Not sure?  Ask one of our friendly mountain hosts or a ski patroller.

Trail Maps & Schedule

Alpine Pocket Trail Map

Nordic Trail Map

Hike & Bike Map

WINTER
Mid-November through Mid-April.
Lifts open daily: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM.

SUMMER/FALL
July-October
Scenic Skyrides & Adventure Activities

Be sure to visit our Operational Updates page in advance of your visit to review our current health and safety information.

Mountain Stats

Elevations:

  • Gore Mountain Summit: 3,600′
  • Bear Mountain: 3,200′
  • Burnt Ridge Mountain: 2,735′
  • Little Gore Mountain: 1,900′
  • Gore Base Area: 1,500′
  • North Creek Ski Bowl: 998′

Vertical Drop: 2,537′

Trails: 122

  • 110 Alpine Trails including 28 Glades and 8 Freestyle Areas
  • 12 Cross-Country/Snowshoe Loops

Longest Run: 4.4 miles

Snowfall: 150 inches per year

Skiable Acres: 439

Terrain:

  • Easier (Beginner/Novice): 10%
  • More Difficult (Intermediate): 50%
  • Most Difficult (Expert/Advanced): 40%

Snowmaking: 97% coverage, water supply from the Hudson River

  • High-Efficiency Guns: 707
  • Fan Guns: 26

Lifts: 14

  • 8-passenger Northwoods Gondola
  • 2 High-Speed Quads
  • 4 Quads
  • 3 Triples
  • 4 Surface Lifts

Terrain Parks: 8 unique freestyle areas, offering a progressive experience from learning on the easier Jibland to FIS competition features on our cross course

Glades: 28 different glades providing extensive backcountry excitement

The Rumor: Arguably the steepest trail in the East

Lodges & Services

Five lodges span the mountain with recently renovated space!

  • Base Lodge with Food Court, Tannery Restaurant, Corduroy Cafe, Open Pit Grille (on the sundeck), Retail Shop, Lockers, ATM, Ticketing, Wifi, Bag Check, and Massage
  • Northwoods Lodge with Mountain Adventure Center, Snow Sports Desk, Rental & Repair Shop, Ticketing, Restrooms, and Guest Services
  • Saddle Lodge at Mid-Mountain with Food Court, Fireplace, and Restrooms
  • Straight Brook Lodge at Gore’s summit with Restrooms and Vending Machines
  • Ski Bowl Lodge at The North Creek Ski Bowl (Nordic Center, Village & Hudson Chairs) with Foodservice Counter, Cross-Country Ski & Snowshoe Rentals, Restrooms, and Lighted Slopes & Trails for Twilight Fun

The Interconnect

The Hudson Chair services Little Gore Mountain and connects the Ski Bowl with our three other peaks of terrain. You can score some extra time on the mountain by familiarizing yourself with how the Hudson Chair, Burnt Ridge Mountain, and the North Side are networked.

You can take the Pipeline Traverse from the base of the North Quad (check out a shortcut via the “Peace Pipe” trail) to access terrain on Little Gore Mountain. Or to get from the Ski Bowl to the rest of Gore’s trails, from the top of the Hudson Chair head down Peaceful Valley to the Eagle’s Nest Bridge on skiers right, cross and continue down Eagle’s Nest to the base of the Burnt Ridge Quad. As always, be sure to check our snow report to review what trails and lifts are planned to open on the day you are visiting.