Hunter Mountain Resort

Went for the first weekend March 2026. Booked a 2 hour first timer lesson for 9am because the 12pm slot was full. Got to the Learning Center at 8am from the lodge. The rentals are also in the same building as well as the super duper expensive food court. (2 hot dogs, 1 baked potato with chili topping, 2 drinks = $56). We got our boots, skis, and helmet and made our way to the instructors. They split us up and we were a group of 7. The instructor, Javier or Javi as he said we could call him was amazing! He asked us questions on what type of sports we did and assessed our skill level as he was teaching us. He pushed the faster learners harder while still being attentive to the students who needed more help. We learned to wedge stop and turn and go down in an S trail and went on the

Took my wife and kids yesterday. (Thursday) all The lodging staff and lift operators were very nice. A lot of advance hills and the snow was perfect! Zero lines at the lifts! Terrain parks were on point. We will definitely be back.

Pretty good, nice mountain. Good snow coverage, lift lines were not too bad. I would say most of their trails from the top are on the harder side. At the same time they have planty on easy trails with separate lifts.

Amazing hotel! Staff was so nice, holes is very cosy and comfortable. Hot tube and hot pull is prefect. Comfortable room and bed. Restaurant working at evening only, but it’s ok, food is nice. Free code and snack provide in the morning. Hotel located really near ski resort, so it’s perfect to stay without car.

Really nice staff and good trails with range of ability levels. Unfortunately, lift lines took forever. Hunter advertises itself as limiting tickets to avoid crowds, which is why we decided to go here. Bbut I’ve been to few slopes as packed as this one, from lift lines to food to lockers. So although we were there for 7 hours, we got very few runs in. Disappointing for the price.