Timberline Mountain

Great little ski mountain. It was very well groomed, very nice green and blue runs and an efficient 6 person high speed chair. We went midweek so it wasn't too crowded. Just enough folks so we didn't feel like we were all by ourselves. The staff were very friendly and the food was good.

Great small ski resort. Affordable pricing and smaller resort. I like Timberline because it tends to be less crowded than other resorts and it’s near Davis, WV so lots of fun activities nearby. The lodge is also really nice and food is affordable.

We had an extremely disappointing experience at Timberline Mountain. The staff completely botched our ski lesson scheduling—twice. The first lesson was unclear and disorganized, and no one seemed to know where we were supposed to go. Then, instead of fixing the issue, they rescheduled only two of us for a later session, despite telling us all three lessons were moved. We waited over two hours with nothing to do (none of us are skiers yet, which is why we booked lessons), only to be told once again that the lessons were mishandled. The third lesson was never delivered at all. By that point, we gave up—it was clear the staff had no idea what was happening. For a resort that advertises professional instruction and guest service, this was a complete failure. We paid for lessons that were never delivered, wasted hours waiting, and dealt with confusion, poor communication, and no accountability. We will be pursuing a chargeback, because we did not receive the service we paid for. If you are considering ski lessons here, save yourself the frustration. The experience was chaotic, unprofessional, and a waste of time.

This went from the most ridiculously ran ski resort I’ve ever seen to an absolute beast. Their dedication had already greatly increased their reputation. This hill is gunna end up being more popular than snowshoe.

Fast 6 person chairs to the top of the mountain, great location near Davis, Thomas, and the Valley to grub/drink responsibly, and Liftys with personality. ICE COAST SKIING BABY!

We stopped by Timberline resort for their Artober Featival. The artists had some very nice works. We then took a ride up the ski lift and looked out over the area.

i liked timberline mountain the serviCe was pretty good besides how expencive it was. and overall the mountain was great!

Just came to ski - didn’t stay at the hotel. About 3 hours from DC. Come here on a weekday and it’s not crowded - I had the entire slope to my self several times. The lift to the top was fast and there’s a half mountain lift for night skiing. A long beginner trail plus a couple of blues, the rest are black. I think there’s something for everyone. There’s also a dedicated area for lessons with a magic lift (conveyor belt) Rentals were easy and everything was in good condition. Lodge is decent and clean though I didn’t eat there. Everyone was having fun. One thing they could add is destination chargers, there some in the area but then you need to go hang out somewhere else for a while.

Had one day of skiing at Timberline during my WV ski trip. Getting there was fairly easy from Elkins where I was staying. Parking was free, easy and convenient; I was a short walk to the lodge and the main lift. Picking up the lift ticket I had purchased online was also easy, there was a kiosk that issued the electronic card that worked from my coat pocket. Buying online and as a senior the one day lift ticket was a very reasonable $65. The mountain itself is easy to navigate; there is one main lift, a high speed detachable 6 pack that runs up the center of the mountain with all of the runs coming off of the lift. The lift has scanners that read the lift ticket and there are 2 sets of gates; this did seem to confuse some of the people in the lift line; I did see quite a bit of difficulty with people getting on and off the lift. The runs off the top of the mountain are a nice mix, 2 double blacks, 2 blacks, 3 blues and a long beginner green run. All of the runs give you 1000 feet of vertical; more then enough to give you a nice run, and plenty of challenge. Everything except for 1 double black run was groomed with good snow coverage. The runs have a nice variety, more than enough to make for a fun and invigorating day of skiing for intermediate and advanced skiers. A couple of notes, the bathrooms are conveniently located in the lodge without having to go to another level from the back of the lodge. If coming down the skiers right of the mountain you want to keep up some speed to make it all the way to the lift. Having 1 lift that is the only way to most of the mountain means that when there are issues with the lift stopped the lift line can get a bit longer then desired, but they managed to keep things moving for most of the day. Timberline is a very nice affordable option to ski or board in WV. Very nice for a day or two, although there is probably not much challenge for expert skiers. The 1000 feet of vertical and high speed lift make the mountain ski like a larger resort. Easy to navigate and affordable it is well worth considering for part of your ski trip in the area.

100$ dollars a ticket is not worth sking there...way to high a price... price is destroying the sport.

Years ago, Timberline was struggling and literally falling apart (seriously, check the news archives). But after new ownership and massive upgrades all around, its easily one of the best ski hills in the Mid-Atlantic. Plenty of free parking available with a frequent shuttle if you need to park in one of the satellite lots. A spacious lodge with pretty good food. And a great variety of slopes on the mountain with some of the better black diamonds- flying down The Drop has to be one my favorite slopes in the area. The lifts are both high speed six packs, and run really efficiently as long as a lifty is present to help direct traffic. Its no wonder most people in the area rate it so highly.

Very great ski place,trails are nice and workers are amazing, some of the best east coast skiing,great town nice for families

Very nice east coast ski mountain. One, very fast 6-chair lift that does the trick. Around 6 very nice groomed runs, that primarily long intermediates ( east blues). Very nice staff and very safe. Recently redone chatlet but nothing too fancy. Loved, loved, loved the soups! Definitely the ski slope of choice in the region, ...and maybe the mid-Atlantic. Don't forget to visit and enjoy Davis and other small, quaint towns; many really neat places to explore and discover including BlackWater State Park.

yesterday was the first day my husband and I skied in over 5 years! The ski rental staff was amazing! One gentleman named Mike was so good with children, even those who were doing some thing they should not! One associate named Gracie helped with my boots! ( she actually got on the floor and helped snap my boots). Made my day so much brighter as an older adult somewhat nervous for her day on the slopes. After a run, and a fall I went back for a helmet and Mike was more concerned that I didn't injure myself and my well being! Both are an asset to Timberline Mountain. I can't say enough about all the upgrades in the facilities, but the people and the staff, Top Notch!

We timed this trip right; it snowed the whole time we were there (1/2/2025-1/4/2025) and never waited more than 10 minutes for the 6-person chair. The whole mountain was open and there was terrain for everyone in the family. The lodge was comfortable, and we were able to find a table or share a table anytime we went in for a break.

Great ski area. Some of best terrain on East Coadt, family-friendly. 186 of best snow making gus available and best snow management team. Highly recommend this ski resort and area.

First of all. Timberline Mountain was formerly known has Timberline Four Seasons Resort. After a lot of legal & other drama involving the former owners, the resort was purchased by a company based in Indiana who manages several other ski resorts. They replaced the lodge, ski rental department, replaced and upgraded the lifts and snowmaking. They reopened for the 2020/2021 ski season. Of the two ski areas near Davis- Timberline offers the most challenging and varied terrain. The new 6-pack high speed chair lift makes the lines go quickly and gets you on the slopes faster. Blessed with an excellent natural snow year and the upgrade to snowmaking. The new Timberline is a fun day of skiing/riding for all skill levels. They have a decent terrain park for snowboarding. Decent Pub and Dining at the mountain with reasonable prices. Lodging at the resort is rental houses & condos or hotels in Davis. It's great to have Timberline back open! Looking forward to whatever future improvements are coming to this resort.

This is my second season at Timberline and I absolutely love it here! I learned how to snowboard here and my instructors have all been so kind, patient, and knowledgeable. The areas are always clean and neat, which is a feat since there's so much traffic and snow. Every staff member I've interacted with have been friendly and always willing to help with what they can. The lifts are well maintained and the operators are alert and prepared for those who struggle on the lifts (aka me ). We love Timberline and hope to come back again this season!

The loft tickets are expensive the only run half the lifts on a holiday weekend and the staff was rude when my pass didn't work and I lost half my ride time while they tried to fix it. They got it working but we're rude about it.

I had equipment stollen from the facility - nothing was done to track it even though it was on camera. Don't bring your ski/snowboard equipment to this mountain without an eye on it - if it is stollen, they will not do anything even when it is on camera.

I 100% think this is the best ski resort not to far from the dc area. First of all the owners work their butts off to open it and it has been open since thanksgiving weekend. They also have had amazing snow even since thanksgiving weekend. This is definitely also the best place if you want harder runs opposed to closer places to dc.