Hunter Mountain

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Hunter Mountain

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Hunter, NY 12492

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Nestled in the Catskills, Hunter Mountain is an easily accessible gem boasting skiing, hiking trails, and stunning views from its historic fire tower.  

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"Hunter Mountain, located in the Catskills, is known for its consistent winter experience (thanks to its snow-making program) and for being one of the easiest-to-reach mountains from the city. “One of the most accessible resorts is Hunter Mountain, located just 2.5 hours away by car from New York City,” Colin Smith, a Ski.com mountain travel expert, said. This is the perfect option for anyone in the area interested in enjoying a special weekend away or for locals who are eager to get their legs ready for a bigger trip out west to the Rockies or east to the Alps." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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"The company also offers the Northeast Value Pass, which costs $525 and allows skiers and snowboarders to hit the slopes on smaller mountains throughout New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and more, as well as providing holiday-restricted access to resorts like Hunter Mountain in New York and Stowe in Vermont." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Kayla Murphy

Google
What an amazing mountain! Plenty of fresh pow. Decent food and vibes! Everyone was super kind. Lift tickets are about $130 for the day. Parking was fine! There’s a simple terrain park and lots of trails to explore!

Amanda Olsen

Google
Hunter Mountain in the fall is absolutely stunning! Taking the lift up is an experience in itself, with breathtaking views of the autumn colors all around. Once you’re at the top, there are plenty of trails to explore, so it’s perfect for a nice hike or just a peaceful walk. Bringing your own snacks for a picnic up there is a great idea – you’ll want to take in the views and relax for a bit. Plus, they have bathrooms at the top, which is super convenient. It’s such a refreshing and scenic day trip, and the fall foliage really makes it unforgettable!

Erik Z

Google
I came here during the fall so there wasn't any skiing going on. The top of the mountain has an amazing view. Unfortunately you couldn't really hike up or down the mountain when I was here. There's even a massive platform near the edge of the mountain that gives you a great view. The benches were heated which was also cool.

Sohily Ali

Google
There's more to Hunter Mountain than just top notch slopes. There is an exclusive vibe here as it is less commercial due to less crowd hence the fast service. I love being able to spend the whole day here and going multiple times. The mountain's terrain is split evenly between beginner, intermediate and advanced trails. This area is gorgeous I usually spend the wknds overnight at a private log cabin home and go into town for breakfast then head the slopes again. Such a peaceful town with views of several Waterfalls on the way from NYC or Long Island. Pro Tip: Seasoned skiers and riders will get their fix on the expert terrain of Hunter West and Empire Terrain park.

Boris Nemkovsky (LiveTravelExplorer)

Google
Great palace to ski, short drive from NYC /Metropolitan area only 1 h 50 min away without traffic.

Nicholas Seiter

Google
Hunter is the biggest ski mountain in the Catskills. It's extremely modern with several high speed lifts. It gets busy due to it's close proximity to NYC and New Jersey on weekends. It's still a solid mountain. Has a great beginner area. Has some fun steeps. Trails can be crowded but if you are an intermediate or advanced skier there are places you can go to get away from that.

Natalia Donegan

Google
For $250 spend stand in line for rental 1.5 hour so disorganized and not worth it.If you don’t have enough employees than don’t charge so much! Lines are insane

Andrew Tardieu

Google
I have been coming here for 15+ years. My recent trip was by far the worst. We stayed the weekend and visited the mountain 3 days in a row. I can't fault them for lack of winter weather, but trails were open that probably should not have been open. And the grooming was just not good. The absolute worst day was the tubing. It's only 4 lanes and only 3 were open. The line was very long and the staff was moving in slow motion. My kids were bored out of there mind and begging to leave after the first run. I didn't want to waste the money spent so I forced them to stay. We only got 3 runs in for the 2hrs we were there. They are not fast and you need to sit and wait for someone to push you down unlike others where you can sit and go down yourself. Needless to say I will never do that again. I dont like to complain but with the pricing being what it is now they really need to elevate the experience for their guest, otherwise, it's simply not worth it....