Numerous Skiing Opportunities

You can easily lose yourself in the more than hundred acres of snow play at Hidden Valley ski resort that has especially been designed to allow skiers to express their entire range of skiing abilities by providing all manner of skiers with numerous skiing opportunities. In fact, there are twenty eight slopes and trails of which thirty-four percent are for beginning level skiers while forty-one percent are meant for use by intermediate level skiers and twenty-five percent are in use by advanced skiers.

The elevation at Hidden Valley ski resort is about three thousand feet and there is a vertical drop of seven hundred feet while the longest run is about a mile and a half in length and other features include being able to rent equipment, do night skiing and also take lessons from the Ski School. Among the activities that you can perform here are half pipe, terrain park, snow tubing, cross country skiing, snowboarding as well as a program especially tailored to suit children.

Thus, whether you want to let your children enjoy the comprehensive kid's program in which there are organized outdoor activities (winter), or you just want to enjoy great cross country skiing (thirty miles long) there is a lot lying in store for you at Hidden Valley ski resort. To get to this picturesque ski resort that lies in the wonderful Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania's southwestern region, you need to use the Pennsylvania Turnpike which is located on Pennsylvania Route 31.

Another notable aspect to visiting Hidden Valley ski resort, is that unlike most other ski resorts, for the novice skier, there is no need to try their hand just in a small part of the mountain because the terrain here from the highest elevation of the mountains to the very bottom are suitable for even novice skiers, as too for those with intermediate skills, and of course, for the advanced skier. In fact, there are certain trails that suit each different kind of skier is it the beginner, intermediate or advanced skier and these are also found at North Summit and also at the Valley slopes.