Titus Mountain Ski Map Download 👇
Titus Mountain Piste Map and Overview
Titus Mountain, nestled in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains near Malone, NY (and just an hour south of the Canadian border), stretches across three connected peaks with 52–53 trails and glades. Its vertical drop of about 1,200 ft (370 m) delivers long, enjoyable descents across well‑groomed terrain and ungroomed wild areas alike. With short lift lines, efficient service, and a relaxed atmosphere, Titus provides a fun and accessible mountain experience for families and intermediate skiers.
Despite its modest size (about 200 acres), Titus packs in variety – 36 trails, three terrain parks, multiple glade areas, and tubing hills – with night skiing that expands available terrain into the evening hours. Snowmaking covers a high percentage of the mountain (around 90 %), supporting consistent coverage even in drier conditions. With typically strong annual snowfall (150 inches / 380 cm), it’s a dependable and budget‑friendly escape in northern New York’s ski scene.
Total ski area: 27 km / 17 miles
Base elevation: 251 m / 825 ft
Peak elevation: 617 m / 2,025 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 37% Easy
🟥 37% Intermediate
⬛ 26% Advanced