Belleayre Mountain Ski Center

Amanda Cheng

I came on a Friday for spring skiing. This was my first skiing experience ever so I was definitely anxious about it. I took an adult group class which includes rentals and the lift to the lower mountain. My instructor was helpful and really helped me feel better about learning to ski at an older age. By the end of the day I went down a couple of the green trails. The trails I went down were slightly icy and slushy in certain spots (I definitely accidentally slid through a patch of dead grass and ended up flat on my face, would not recommend). But overall the green trails were wide and well covered. The eating area was nice with overpriced food, but enough to fill you up and keep you energized for the day of skiing. Bathrooms were clean and water fountains were available. I'm definitely planning on returning next year and taking another ski lesson.

John M

Great mountain! Nice 1,400 vertical with terrain that is good for all ski levels. It’s quite obvious that they take a lot of pride in making snow and grooming the mountain, as the conditions that we experienced were absolutely perfect. We went on a Friday and barely had to wait for the gondola. Staff was great, especially Nancy who greeted us with knowledge and a smile to start the day. Just a perfect ski day!

Alexey Koch

Beautiful resort. Visited on a Saturday to try something besides Hunter and Windham and was very pleased. Very powdery, good grooming team. Plenty of varied terrain apart from the glades which don't seem to be open often. Lifts are managed very well, and the ride from bottom to top in the gondola happens in the blink of an eye. Max wait time was less than 5 minutes for a Saturday. Very impressive.

Daniela Asaro

Great mountain! Never too crowded even on weekends, good lift line control, a quick gondola ride, and a nice variety of trails for families/groups of friends. Went this past weekend with people of varying abilities, and we all had a blast. Staff is friendly and kind, there are lodges located at the top, mid-mountain, and base, and prices for lift tickets aren't outrageous. There are two nice long blues from the top (Deer Run & Roaring Brook) that provide really nice views. Roaring Brook was a bit easier for those looking to level up from green runs, but if you're coming from the gondola, there is a long catwalk and some slightly uphill traversing (route 9 > ridge trail > roaring brook) before getting there. I'd recommend taking the quad from base, and skiing to the belleayre express lift to get to that side of the mountain.