Overview
- 12 Beginner
- 10 Intermediate
- 10 Advanced
Located conveniently off of I-81 in New York’s famous Snow Belt, Greek Peak has been in the service of making family memories for over 50 years. With a long history of strong children’s programs, ample terrain suited to every ability and interest, friendly atmosphere and onsite accommodations, Greek Peak has long been the choice for fun-seeking families.
Greek Peak’s grooming and... snowmaking are second to none and with our 32 trails of varied terrain, from treed glades and cruisers to super steeps, everyone in your family will be smiling all day long. Our terrain parks and half pipe invite the adventurous, while our Progression Park is more suited for riders just starting out. Read more
Greek Peak’s grooming and... snowmaking are second to none and with our 32 trails of varied terrain, from treed glades and cruisers to super steeps, everyone in your family will be smiling all day long. Our terrain parks and half pipe invite the adventurous, while our Progression Park is more suited for riders just starting out. Read more
Operations
Status
Open
Lifts Open/Total
4 of 8
Weekday Hours
Mon-Thu: 9:30a-9p; Fri: 9:30a-10p
Trails Open/Total
16 of 32
Weekend Hours
Sat: 8:30a-10p; Sun: 8:30a-9p
Stats & Conditions
Base Elevation
1,148 ft
24-hr Snowfall
0"
Vertical Drop
952 ft
Avg Base Depth
8-32"
Peak Elevation
2,100 ft
Photos
Greek Peak Logo
Greek Peak Trail Map
Reviews & Tips (9)
This is a great place to learn how to ski and or attempt skiing after a long subaticle from the sport. the price is fair, the staff is wonderful and friendly and there are enough runs to keep me interested. I can hardly wait to buy my season pass for next year.
written Apr 02 2011 - 10:32 AM
The snow was great considering it was towards the end of March. Lift lines were short, the staff was very courteous and helpful in the rental area. It was a good day skiing for me, and snowboarding for my son. I never hesitate to go back. Did some different trails, which showed the diversity of the slope. Intermediate trails are good, there are enough beginner trails to break up the monotony.
written Mar 31 2011 - 05:21 PM
Went the day after the big 18 inch snowstorm and the staff at Greek Peak was in complete disarray. Evidently a lot of staff could not make it to work due to the snow (?????). We had purchased the beginners package for our two young kids and Greek Peak was not able to staff the only two boardwalk-type beginner lifts, so they were closed. We had to herring-bone it up the bunny hill, pulling our kids each and every time. Then came the fun part...the ski instructors started having to do the same thing for the other kids. How come they had so many ski instructors, but no lift operators? Bad day at Greek Peak.
written Mar 10 2011 - 06:54 AM
always bring email receipt. saved a lot of $$$ using liftopia. good cheeseburgers in the bar
written Feb 21 2011 - 09:45 AM
First time there enjoyed a day on new slopes. My family enjoyed the glades most of all; we don't have tree skiing on our local mountains Elk and Sno. Will probably go back another year; there wasn't enough hard terrain for multiple trips a year. Very little lift line wait on a Sunday.
written Feb 02 2011 - 07:36 AM
Had a great day for skiing conditions were perfect. After skiing went to the Lake lodge to check out the water park and felt that I got a cold reception from the reception desk.
written Jan 29 2011 - 08:48 AM
CAUTION!! When you buy Learn to Ski/Ride tickets online...
Unless you are an absolute new skier....at the resort when you go for Lesson 3 (Green) they will ask you how many times have you skied before and then tell you that this package is only good for first/second timer and they will refuse to give you the lesson.
Who wants Lesson 1 & 2 again? Never going back to Greek Peak again. Bunch of cheaters.
written Jan 10 2011 - 02:19 PM
bring in your liftopia receipt. they say you don't need it but you do
written Jan 08 2011 - 06:28 PM
That's an amazing ski trip.
written Dec 20 2010 - 04:06 PM
