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Gore Mountain Piste Map and Overview
Gore Mountain is an outstanding skiing destination in New York’s Adirondacks – New York State’s largest ski resort – thanks to its expansive terrain diversity and significant vertical drop. With 109 alpine trails (plus glades and freestyle zones) spread across four peaks (Gore, Burnt Ridge, Bear Mountain, and Little Gore), there’s terrain for every skill level – from gentle beginner cruisers to steep expert runs like The Rumor. Boasting 14 lifts (including an eight‑passenger gondola and multiple high-speed quads), the mountain efficiently links terrain and delivers fast access to heights – making full use of its 2,537 ft vertical drop. Snow reliability is high thanks to snowmaking on about 97% of terrain and average annual snowfall ranging from 115–150 inches. Gore is praised for its affordability, family‑friendly atmosphere, variety of terrain parks, and excellent intermediate and expert glade skiing – earning it frequent recognition as one of the best-value resorts in the northeast.
The four interconnected peaks offer over 58 km (36 miles) of groomed alpine terrain, offering lengthy cruisers like a 4.4 mile ( 7 km) longest run and scenic lift rides for varied experiences. Whether you’re advancing skills, seeking varied natural terrain, or just looking for a full‑scale resort feel in Upstate New York, Gore Mountain delivers on scale, variety, and value – making it a strong destination choice.
Total ski area: 58.2 km / 36.2 miles
Base elevation: 304 m / 998 ft
Peak elevation: 1,098 m / 3,600 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 12% Easy
🟥 48% Intermediate
⬛ 40% Advanced