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On-Mountain�Dining
Safe skiing/riding is not just a smart idea, it’s also the law
in New York State.Visit GoreMountain.com/Safety for important and
helpful information.
KNOW THE CODEGore Mountain is committed to promoting safety. In
addition to people using traditional alpine ski equipment, you may
be joined on the slopes by snowboarders, telemark or cross-country
skiers, people using specialized adaptive equipment, and
others.
Always show courtesy and be aware that there are elements of
risk in skiing/snowboarding that common sense and personal
awareness can help reduce. Know your ability level and stay
within.
Observe the National Ski Areas Association’s “Your
Responsibility Code” listed below to ensure a great day on the
hill.
Always stay in control, and be able to stop or avoid other
people or objects.
People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your
responsibility to avoid them.
You must not stop where you obstruct a trail, or are not visible
from above.
Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill
and yield to others.
Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment.
Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails
and out of closed areas.
Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge and ability
to load, ride, and unload safely.
Always brake your speed when entering a SLOW ZONE. Match your
speed to the flow of traffic.
Caution- snowmobiles, grooming tractors, other mountain
vehicles, and snowmaking may be encountered at any time.
Users shall adhere to all closures, warning signs, and ropes at
all times as well as all rules and regulations set forth in the
Skier’s Responsibility Code and Safety in Skiing Code Party 54 of
Tiltle 12 of the Official Compilation of Codes, Rules, and
Regulations of the State of New York (12 NYCRR Part 54).
BASE LODGE FOOD COURTGrab-and-go stations with items such as
delicious pizza, famous breakfast sandwiches, homemade soups and
chilis, grilled paninis and much more.
OPEN PIT GRILLE Home-cooked favorites & southern barbeque
specialties on our expansive brick patio.
WAFFLE CABIN Follow the sweet sugary aroma and grab a tasty
waffle to go, centrally located in the Base Area.
SADDLE LODGE Warm up mid-mountain by the garnet fireplace, or
head to the large upper level for exceptional winter views of the
Adirondack High Peaks.
NORTH CREEK SKI BOWLCheck out our new waffle cabin to keep
cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and downhillers all
satisfied.
TANNERY PUB & RESTAURANTDoubled in size and completely
renovated! The Tannery features a large outdoor deck and an
upper-level view of the Adirondacks Express. Featuring a
full-service menu and outstanding drink and beer selection.
All lift tickets and season passes include access to the North
Creek Ski Bowl for both twilight skiing and Nordic/snowshoe trail
access! Check our website for trail status, as the area is
networked to Gore’s entire lift and trail system. We also offer
shuttle service between the two locations. Orient yourself with
this map and our four peaks so you can explore our vast terrain
efficiently.
Bringing the kids? Have a plan should you get separated. If they
get lost, children should go to the base of the nearest lift and
let the attendant know.
Safety first. Orient yourself with our patrol station locations
and program our daytime emergency number into your phone: (518)
251-3838.
Sorry, drones and uphill skier traffic are both prohibited.
MAKE IT A GREAT SNOW DAY!(518) 251-2411 | GOREMOUNTAIN.COM
The Olympic Regional Development Authority would like to thank
its sponsors and suppliers for playing a major role in helping to
make
activities, training, and events possible at our venues.
Designated Cross-Country Ski Routes
5K NETWORK, 3.7K WITH SNOWMAKING & LIGHTS!
Grooming Lights Snowmaking
Scenic
Overlo
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Tuning Pavilion
Joe Minder Lodge
Recreational TrailsBlueberry
Patch.........................0.64KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Stadium
Run................................0.42KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
A-Climb............................................0.45KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Oslo......................................................0.56KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Three-Pin.........................................0.59KGrooming
Overlook Trail...............................0.46KGrooming
Snowshoers welcome on all terrain! Please stay along the sides
of XC ski trails.
-Be aware of downhill skier traffic. -Dotted areas indicate
alternative loop options.
High
Line.........................................0.09KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Sprint
Practice.............................0.23KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Rush
Hour.......................................0.55KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Friendship
Loop..........................0.25KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Hudson
Woods............................0.47KLights/Grooming/Snowmaking
Snowshoe Hill..............................0.28KSnowshoe
Only
Easier More Difficult Most Difficult Freestyle
High Line
Blueberry Patch
A-Climb
OsloThr
ee-Pin
Overlook Trail
Sprin
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Rush
Hou
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Friendship Loop
Hudson Woods
Snowshoe Hill
Trail Use Guidelines:1. Ski in control at all times. Do not
endanger others.2. Ski recreational loops in direction indicated
only.3. Report accidents to the Joe Minder Lodge or call (518)
251-24114. Do not litter, carry out what you carry in.5. No animals
are permitted.6. Use caution - snowmobiles, snowmaking, or grooming
tractors may be encountered at any time.
Fat Biking Wednesday Nights Non-Holiday at 6pm!
P
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NORDIC TIPS
Stadiu
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Stadium Run
PARK SMARTStart SmallWork your way up. Build your skills.
Make a PlanEvery feature. Every time.
Always LookBefore you drop.
RespectThe features and other users.
Take it EasyKnow your limits. Land on your feet.
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OPERATIONAL UPDATESHEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATIONWinter will
look different this year, but the snowy terrain, awesome
adventures, and scenic views await! Be sure to visit our
Operational Updates page in advance of your visit. We can't wait to
see you on the mountain!
If you aren’t feeling well, are experiencing any symptoms of
COVID-19, or have been in contact with someone who was diagnosed
with COVID-19 in the last 21 days, please stay home and plan to
visit us another time.
New York State has issued updated travel advisories as part of
its COVID-19 response plan. Please read the NYS Guidelines.
For the complete and most recent list of health & safety
proceedures and operations please visit:
GoreMountain.com/the-mountain/operational-updates
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Keep These Safety Tips In Mind for a Fun Day On Our Slopes!Make
a Plan • Before starting down a trail, plan out your maneuvers, and
adjust. Yield to Others • Skiers and riders in front of you always
have the right of way. Give beginners and kids more space.Know the
Zone • While on the hill, avoid collisions by giving others 15 feet
of space on all sides.Stop on the Side • Stop on the sides of
trails, out of terrain park landing zones, and make sure to always
be visible from above.
Health & Safety InformationFace coverings (masks) are
required at all times except when actively skiing or seated eating
and drinking.
Practice social distancing wherever possible.
Ride the lifts with those within your own party.
Arrive ready, indoor capacities are limited.
Complete your health screening prior to arrival. Please do so
online at goremountain.com/screening.
LIFTS ALPINE TRAILS GLADESLENGTH VERTICAL
TRAIL KEY
NORTHWOODS AREA NORTH SIDE
HIGH PEAKS AREA
STRAIGHT BROOK AREA
LIFT KEY
100’150’
483’760’
7,208’4,040’3,232‘7,105’2,815’3,765’3,467‘6,096’1,068’3,733’
30’6’
60’78’
1,703’1,024’
545‘1500’900’750’780‘
1,432’150’902’
THE SNOW TRAINGREENWAY CONVEYORJ-BARBEAR CUBNORTHWOODS
GONDOLATOPRIDGE TRIPLESUNWAY CHAIRADIRONDACK EXPRESS IISTRAIGHT
BROOK QUADNORTH QUADHIGH PEAKS QUADBURNT RIDGE QUADVILLAGE
CHAIRHUDSON CHAIR
STARTING GATEJIBLANDBEAR CUB RUNRUBY RUNSUNWAYLOWER
SUNWAYJAMBOREEPETE’S PARADISEQUICKSILVEROTTER
SLIDEFOXLAIR3BWARDHILLLITTLE DIPPER TWIN FAWNS
UPPER SLEIGHRIDETHE ARENASHOWCASETWISTERSHOWOFFCRYSTALTOWER 6JUG
HANDLE1A2BFAIRVIEWLOWER SLEIGHRIDEWILD AIRPOT LUCK
THE LOOPPETE GAYUPPER WOOD INWOOD OUTNORTH STAR
UPPER STEILHANGSANTANONICLOUDLITTLE CLOUDLOWER CLOUD
TRAVERSEWOOD LOT NORTH
POWDER PASSSLEEPING BEARTAHAWUSHEDGES
WOOD LOT SOUTHWOODCHUCKLOWER WOOD IN TRAVERSELOWER
DARBYHULLABALOOLOWER STEILHANG
HAWKEYEOPEN PITTHE RUMORLIESUPPER DARBY
THE GLENHEADWATERSDELLMICACHATIEMAC
PINE KNOTTANNERYLOWER UNCAS
UNCASTOPRIDGE
ECHOCEDAR’S TRAVERSETWISTER’S LITTLE SISTERPARADOX
THE GULLYEAGLE’S NEST CROSSOVERSAGAMORE
MOXHAMHUDSONHALF PIPESKIER/BOARDER X46ER
VILLAGE SLOPESPEACEFUL VALLEYPIPELINE TRAVERSETHE PEACE PIPETHE
OAK RIDGE TRAIL
OTTER SLIDE GLADESHALF ’N’ HALFRABBIT RUNCHATTERBOX
GLADESTWISTER GLADESCIRQUE GLADESSAGAMORE GLADESTAHAWUS
GLADESABENAKI GLADESBARKEATER GLADESBOREAS GLADESDARBY WOODSDARK
SIDE GLADESMINESHAFT GLADES
BIRCH BARK ALLEYMACINTYRE GLADESSTRAIGHT BROOK GLADESCHATIEMAC
GLADESTHE NARROWSHIGH PINES GLADESKILL KARE GLADESPINEBROOK
GLADESCAVE GLADESJJ’S GLADEFOREVER WILDTHE TRENCHDOUBLE BARRELSKI
BOWL GLADES
J-BAR CONVEYOR TRIPLE CHAIRLIFT QUAD CHAIRLIFT HIGH-SPEED
GONDOLA LIFT ROUTEEASIER MORE DIFFICULT MOST DIFFICULT MOST
DIFFICULT FREESTYLE SNOWMAKING SLOW ZONES EXPERTS ONLY
Map�Legend
BURNT RIDGE AREA
NORTH CREEK SKI BOWL 998’
NORTHWOODS AREA
NORTH SIDE
HIGH PEAKS AREA
TOPRIDGE AREA
STRAIGHT BROOK AREA
TOPRIDGE AREA
BURNT RIDGE MOUNTAIN
NORTH CREEK SKI BOWL
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Est. 1964
Pick your pleasure. Our famous cruisers, a number of freestyle
areas, and 2+ steady miles of easier terrain are all here!
29 TRAILS, 5 GLADES, 1 GONDOLA, 1 QUAD, 1 DOUBLE, & 4
SURFACE LIFTS ON 146 ACRES
Take pics with your crew on the Fairview observation deck (walk
with your ski poles if you have them).
Est. 1967
Home to our signature steeps and a pile of sweet glades. If you
prefer to steer clear of diamonds, remember that every Gore
Mountain area features blue square terrain too.
10 TRAILS, 5 GLADES, & 1 QUAD ON 55 ACRES
Whether you brave it or not, show your respect to “The Rumor”-
it’s one of the steepest trails in the East!
Est. 1967 Est. 1964
Off the beaten path and loaded with easy-going cruisers.
Offering remarkable scenery and a sunny chair ride, this is our
pick for families.
9 TRAILS, 2 GLADES, & 1 QUAD ON 39 ACRES
Bypass the base of the lift if you’re headed for the Ski Bowl
via The Pipeline.
Est. 2008
On its own massive peak, Burnt Ridge features remarkable
geology, great views of North Creek Village and the Hudson River,
and a luxurious lift ride.
7 TRAILS, 5 GLADES, & 1 QUAD ON 76 ACRES
Home to “The Cirque”- the longest glades in the East!
Est. 1934
A great look at Gore Mountain history while you explore some of
our newest additions, day or night. Be sure to hit up the skier/
boardercross course.
10 TRAILS, 3 GLADES, 2 TRIPLES,& NORDIC TERRAIN ON 47
ACRES
Extend your day- your lift ticket or pass includes twilight
access to the alpine and Nordic trails there!
Est. 2002
These southern exposured diamonds feature powerful views of
Gore’s summit along with plenty of pitch, character, and
sunshine.
5 TRAILS, 4 GLADES, & 1 TRIPLE ON 45 ACRES
Some call it Windover Lake, others Ross Pond. Either way, enjoy
the very pretty view of the water!
“The Dark Side,” where experts like to hide! This throwback side
of Gore Mountain delivers old-school Adirondack skiing at its
best.
12 TRAILS, 4 GLADES, & 1 DOUBLE ON 31 ACRES
Don’t miss the top of the Cloud trail- owning that view for a
moment is always one of the day’s highlights.
