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Blue Mountain Resort

Ski resort · Pennsylvania, United States

Blue Mountain Resort is a ski resort in Pennsylvania (United States) with 18 km of runs and 15 lifts. You can ski between 141 m and 469 m above sea level: a vertical drop of 328 m. Its longest run is Paradise (1.6 km) and the steepest, The Chute, reaches 50% on its toughest stretch.

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Runs
18 km
Lifts
15
Elevation
141–469 m
Vertical drop
328 m

Kilometres of runs by colour

  • Green1.0 km
  • Blue6.0 km
  • Red5.4 km
  • Black3.4 km
  • Expert black2.4 km

The steepest runs at Blue Mountain Resort

Maximum slope: the steepest 50 m stretch of each run, measured by Cota.

  1. The Chute Black50% · 27°
  2. Razor's Edge Expert black49% · 26°
  3. Challenge Expert black48% · 26°
  4. Falls Expert black45% · 24°
  5. Free Fall Black38% · 21°

The longest runs

  1. Paradise Blue1.6 km
  2. Burma Road Blue1.3 km
  3. Lazy Mile Red1.3 km
  4. Razor's Edge Expert black1.1 km
  5. Sidewinder Red1.0 km

Lifts

9 magic carpets · 5 chairlifts · 1 drag lift.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Blue Mountain Resort?
In Pennsylvania, United States. The nearest resort is Big Boulder Ski Resort Area, 27 km away as the crow flies.
How many kilometres of runs does Blue Mountain Resort have?
18 km: 1.0 km of green runs, 6.0 km of blue runs, 5.4 km of red runs, 3.4 km of black runs, 2.4 km of expert black runs.
What is the elevation of Blue Mountain Resort?
You can ski between 141 m and 469 m: a vertical drop of 328 m.
How many lifts does Blue Mountain Resort have?
15: 9 magic carpets, 5 chairlifts, 1 drag lift.
What is the steepest run at Blue Mountain Resort?
The Chute (black), at 50% (27°) on its toughest 50 m stretch, according to Cota's measurements.
How much snow is there today at Blue Mountain Resort?
On Cota you can see the snow that fell in the last 7 days and the forecast for the next 7, and on the map, the hour-by-hour forecast at three elevations.