Timberline Mountain

This place was very busy 3 weekends before closing season. Lines to the 6 person chair lift moved rather quickly. Multiple slope options for different skill levels. Walk though and grab food options so lines moves quickly. Prices alittle high but you pay for convenience. I rode the shuttle from offsite parking, waiting time 5-8 minutes.

We have skied every state east of the Mississippi and think this is our favorite one we have visited in Southeast and Midwest US. Reasonably priced, 1000 ft of vertical, nice long runs, great snowmaking, and decent lodge. High speed lift leads to a lot of runs. Not bad bar.

Skiing much improved with new owners the past 3 years. New high speed quad lift is fantastic. Snowmaking and grooming are both excellent. Early season skiing is best in the region. Great for families with long green Salamander run. Also very good progression to easy blues to more challenging slopes. Accessibility from Virginia is quick and easy. Corridor H from Wardensville to Davis is unbelievably easy, empty and well maintained.

Great little ski mountain. It was very well groomed, very nice green and blue runs and an efficient 6 person high speed chair. We went midweek so it wasn't too crowded. Just enough folks so we didn't feel like we were all by ourselves. The staff were very friendly and the food was good.

This mountain has 1,000 feet of vert which means long runs including a 2mi+ green (this is rare for the region and it's probably something they should advertise more prominently on their website as I would have visited sooner). All runs served by a new high speed 6 pack taking you from bottom to top in just 5 min (compared to the previous 20 min). Great snow and legit tree skiing make this place one of the best and most varied ski experiences in the region. The place certainly skis bigger than one would expect and is absolutely worth visiting, even if you're on one of the big Epic/Ikon passes like myself. The PA resorts simply can't compare.