This ski area is so pretty. The staff are super nice, the weather is perfect, and the snow feels…read morejust right. Stayed on the green runs all day and loved every minute

It is a tragic accident waiting to happen! Too many tickets are sold leading to over crowding…read more Inexperienced and in attentive lift operators are one tragic accident away from someone being seriously injured or worse. I watched someone not make it off the lift on a weekend. The lift was moving way too fast for the number of people at the top of the mountain. The lift hit the person in the back and knocked them down. They were clearly hurt and had to be brought down by ski patrol. The lift operator never stopped it the lift. He didn't noticed it knocked a skier down. This is beyond negligent and dangerous. Stay away!

My husband and I came here thinking they had some beautiful decorations for Christmas time…read more Unfortunately they only had Christmas decorations inside the inn and they had a gingerbread contest going on. I remember years ago where they had a path of Christmas lights and a separate room of where they had a train and villages set up but I guess they stopped doing that. We were a little bit disappointed.

Went here for a wedding reception and spent the night…read more Wedding reception was good. (Food, drink and service). One of the bartenders must have been new, as I noticed she kept asking her coworker what goes into a particular mixed drink. Our room was spacious enough. A/C and tv worked fine. Bed was comfortable. The room had a rustic charm (read as the furniture was a bit on the old and weathered side). And I believe a ghost was in our room (309), because one of the vanity drawers kept sliding open after I had closed it a number of times. The only complaint I had, which they fixed while we were at the reception, was that the bathroom tap water was a rusty brown. They must have flushed the pipes while we were out dancing the night away because the water was clear for the remainder of our stay.

Great place to ski, especially with small kids learning. Easy to watch them. We aren't in Colorado,…read moreit's great for NY and NJ.

We've been to Mt. Peter before, many moons ago. It's a good place for beginner skiers. Definitely a…read moresmaller mountain than some others that are a bit of a longer drive away. It was ideal for our intentions. We brought our kiddo up here to try out skiing for the first time. We got private lessons for all of us but in hindsight, I think it's best to just have your child do the lesson on their own if you don't really require any for yourself, so that the instructor can focus on the child, and the child can focus on themself. There's plenty of space nearby where you can observe while also not being a distraction. We ended up just going up and down the bunny slope while she was having her lesson. That was kind of a waste of money on our part. As for the instruction, I was not too keen on it. Maybe because the instructor was younger and perhaps not used to smaller children. I wish it was an older instructor, maybe someone with their own kids, that could have better helped our kiddo understand what was being asked of her. The instructor kept asking her to move her feet in a certain way that was confusing for her, causing her to have trouble understanding how her feet should move for the "pizza pie" and "French fry" positions - IYKYK I feel like someone more seasoned, that perhaps has their own children, would go about the instruction with a different approach. The instructor brought our daughter up the conveyor belt and down the bunny hill a few times and I could see that our kid did not grasp the fundamentals before doing the hill. I almost wish that I would have just taken her up there on my own but it had been so long that I wasn't confident in myself to take on the task, until after I went down a few times myself, then it felt like second nature. Ultimately, I wanted her first experience to be fun so that she would want to do it again and again. I feel like because the whole experience was hard to grasp and felt like work, when the lesson was over, she was kind of defeated. My kid is courageous, so it's not an issue of being scared. She is just like us, where she enjoys a thrill and will try anything once, even if she's a little bit scared. This was a perfect opportunity to have her experience skiing and hopefully love it but the lesson did not go as planned and afterwards, she just wanted to leave. We talked her into resting a bit. I went up on a green hill by myself, while hubby took her to warm up and have a snack. They have woodfire pizza and the regular cardboard snacks on hand. It looks like they also have other food truck offerings on busier days. The pizza was great. The other food they offer is exactly what you'd expect in a cardboard snack: previously frozen burgers, fries, watered-down soups, chili. Their curly fires were OK, but the chicken noodle soup tasted like not so flavorful water and soft noodles from a used Campbell's can. After our brief snack, she decided she wanted to try the hill again, but wanted to go down the hill with me. I was delayed getting my skis because another visitor must have mistaken my skis for their, and removed them, so I had to go back and get another set. I'm happy there was no issue with that. She did go down the hill again and definitely was done with skiing at that point. Partially the fault of my husband and partially the fault of the conveyor operator. If I could have filmed her, she would have looked like a pro until she reached the bottom. Luckily, she did not get hurt but she did get the crap scared out of her with that downhill ride. She cried, we made sure nothing was broken and then we drove a ways to Mountain Creek for snow tubing, as the tubing hill at Mt. Peter was not in operation during our visit. We'll probably be back, without lessons and only get rentals and lift tickets, and hopefully convince our Little to enjoy the sport in the future.

I am very impressed. Place has big small mountain family vibes. Loved seeing all the kiddos out…read morethere learning. Seemed as there is a great learning program here. Brought my 86 year old grandfather here to get his first laps on the year in. This was my first time here thanks to being an Indi Pass holder. We both had an enjoyable time. T We took five runs then went inside for some food. Prices were manageable. As I was eating I watched the line at the register grow into the line to get food, happy I wasn't in it. We took a couple more runs and called it a day. Personally not a place I would come by myself. Terrain is not at my difficulty, and for the same drive I could be at bigger mountains. But, would not deter anyone from coming and would absolutely recommend here as a place to ski! Sunday 1.4.26

My family loves coming to Mohawk Mountain! Our son was 15 when he took his first skiing lesson…read morethere and they were great at teaching him. He learnt fast and they had all ages learning. We're already planning our 3rd trip back this year after Christmas. The bunny slope is just enough for me and my husband. Kiddo, if he wants to, can get in harder slopes. The staff are super friendly and will help you with your boots if you want (I always need help). The lift operators are super friendly. The grounds are very pretty with all that snow. Parking lot is very big and on some days they will guide you on where to park. Also, if you keep your lift card (we keep them in our gloves all year) they will be able to see your previous sizings and the gear you had last time. I think re-using your card also saves you something (like $15) but don't quote me. We always rent equipment there, and yes skiing is expensive but if your family only wants to do the bunny hills runs, the tix is cheaper ($30 as of 2025). The bunny hill(s) is long enough to feel like you've a great skier and conquered something until you see some little snowboarding 3 year old zoom passed you. But our motto at our age, is we leave with no broken bones. PS- The Lodge is right nearby and has amazing chicken fingers plus the hot chocolate hits! Love sitting by the big fireplace to relax and warm up for last run of the day. PPS- We made the mistake of skiing right after a major snowstorm and there was too much powder. We should have waited until the next day or at least gone later when the tracks were worked on/skied on.

We booked our private 30-person ski trip to Windham through Jason at NYMT and I can honestly say I…read moredon't think I'll ever look anywhere else when planning a group day trip out of NYC. As coordinator and tour guide, Jason was quick, courteous, and knowledgeable. His connections at various local ski resorts combined with his relationship with the bus company brought our prices down to less than what I would have paid had I booked it separately. But it was his services that I found to be absolutely essential to the efficiency of the operation, which included the booking of the bus & driver, ordering & distributing tickets, escorting our group through the rental process, and helping beginners get to their lessons. Without him, our day trip would have been way more stressful on me and nowhere near as fun for the group. So, do your homework, gather your prices, call the group booking desk at Hunter or Windham, and contact local buses for hire... But then do yourself a favor and call New York Mountain Tours. You'll save money, headaches, and time, and your group will think you're the hero!

From the owner: New York Mountain Tours is a New York based adventure tour company specializing in private tours…read moreand adventures.

This is recent communication between me and leader Gail. Gail's is unfriendly, inappropriate and…read moredemeaning. me: "Waitsfield is calling...! but is space available? and could i (a Miramar guest) be assured of being assigned to a sleeping room on the first floor (A-F)?" Gail: "Miramar is now refocused on trips for members and potential members only. As you attended trips across many years without ever being interested in membership we cannot accommodate you at Miramar. I know there are many other ski clubs in the northeast and perhaps you can find a good fit with one of them." me: "but i was interested in membership. until one evening, when i was watching TV alone, a member directed me to turn it off, saying Miramar forbids watching TV unless it's a sports-oriented program."

I've belonged to this super ski club for more than two decades, and my Vermont weekends have been…read morethe highlight of each year, through law school, through tough litigation (yes, I did pass the bar!), and through Coronavirus. Because I had a big investment in my Southampton place, I did not do the volunteer summer weekends. But now, after a year selling that property (owned it for more than four decades) and of getting wonderfully settled in to New York City (which I love!), I want to do some summer weekends of painting or scrubbing or doing whatever helps the club lodge stay as great as it is, now that the dining room accoustics have been fixed. Only problem: With sale of Southampton, also donated my car. So, please call or email me to share costs and driving on a next summer weekend, so we can do some work on our lodge.

Stayed here for one night while visiting West Point to attend a wedding. This historic hotel has…read moregreat views of the Hudson, and is covered in military pictures. Parking is complimentary, and valet is available. For an extra fee, you can add breakfast to your stay, which is a nice buffet of hot and cold items. The hotel offers a lovely, spacious rooftop bar with great views, various seating options, fire pits and (when we stayed) a dj. Our room was spacious, with a separate sitting area and mini-fridge. A complimentary goodie bag was a nice welcome, and included earplugs. Very clean, easy check in and out, walkable to a variety of restaurants and beautiful grounds. NOTE: To tour West Point, you need state identification and may need to go to the visitor's center for additional clearance.

The hotel is historically beautiful and has gorgeous views. While the room was small and not…read moremodern, the photographs on the wall were interesting and the bed was comfortable. However, for the price per night, I would not recommend staying here. There are several places to pick from to eat, though none are complimentary/included in the price you pay to stay here.

The good vibes with friendly, cheerful staff. Really pristine...snow tubing, equipment in good…read morecondition. Food prices weren't too expensive. The bad...logistics. Not enough lockers for everyone, not even a designated area to pay for someone to look after your stuff. Best to go with family and someone to guard your stuff. The coin lockers did not work. Maybe it was the day we went on Presidents day but it was crowded. And the magic carpet stopped and started with no warning so you may face plant into your snow tube if you're not careful. Due to the crowded, only able to go tubing maybe 5 runs. Ultimately a place great for kids ....

Dear Yelp, Visited…read morehere last night for a school sponsored snow tubing event. Lines were long, my daughter and her friend got in maybe 5 runs in an hour and 20 minutes which seemed like a decent amount. She loved it and said it was a lot of fun and wants to return in the next few days before it closes for the season. However, the one staff member I interacted with at the entrance to the snowtubing left a bitter taste in my mouth. He was not kind, polite or helpful. He seemed annoyed to even have to explain how anything works. I'm sure it's overwhelming, but he just seemed really unhappy to be working. There is ample parking. Love, Nicole

I have been looking to spend some time at the Club Lodge in Vermont since I first heard about it…read more Finally got the opportunity this past weekend and came up as a guest. The Lodge is rustic with basic sleeping accommodations and common areas that are part of a true mountain adventure. Nice fireplace, great room for dining and mixing it up with other guests and members. Plenty of comfortable seating around the fireplace and a nook for reading or relaxing. The kitchen is huge and well equipped. I was treated to a group dining experience that I was not expecting by other gusts who welcomed me with open arms. What is not to like. The members and regular guests are a great source of information and provided lots of inside information about the town and surrounding mountains. Did I mention that the lodge is close to Sugarbush Resort, and Mad River? it is also close to several other key destinations in Northern Vermont. Hiking, Downhill and Cross Country skiing, and year round outdoors activities abound. Overall a great experience and better than staying at the premium priced hotels in the area. Can't wait to get back.

My friend and I stayed for one night at the Swiss Ski lodge as guests. It was an attractive and…read morecomfortable lodge. The people there were welcoming and the Lodge Director (title not certain), name Reinholt was very helpful in showing us around and explaining everything.

1.雪质：不知道顶门（9点）什么样 12点上去感觉相比国内整体偏软 下午三四点开始非常喧 不分日夜场我说咋没刻滑佬呢 原来是雪质的事…read more 2.Rental：不分单双板所以排队人很多 鞋和板子分开租 排完鞋子排板 所以最好在外面租 不过雪场头盔比外面干净 但是好像不能单独租 3.缆车：从大厅出来了只有cabriolet一个相对高速的站着的缆车 工作日排队不慢 不过右边这些缆车几乎不排队 能自己滑的直接去右边滑就好了

This was my first time visiting Mountain Creek. I usually go to Pennsylvania for snow tubing and…read moresnowboarding, but since Mountain Creek is much closer, we decided to try it out. My sister came in from Florida for the weekend, and my nephews had never seen snow before, so we thought this would be the perfect and most convenient place to take them. Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing. The staff was rude and not very welcoming, which set the tone for the day. The biggest issue was the snow tubing lines. Although you're given a two-hour time slot, we only went down about 4 times because the wait was so long. We were waiting 30 to 45 minutes just to go down once, which felt excessive and frustrating.