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Bristol Mountain

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Bristol Mountain
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Bristol Mountain
Group shot of nordic skiiers on the trail
Snowy Bridge Winter Canopy Tour
People skiing on the Bristol Mountain Nordic Center trail
Couple under the night sky
Exterior of Bristol Mountain's lodge covered in snow
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A Family at Bristol Mountain Waves for a photo on the chairlift
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Bristol Mountain sits on a base elevation of 1,000 feet and rises to a 2,200-foot elevation at the mountain summit. The 1200' vertical rise is the highest vertical between the Adirondacks and the Rocky Mountains. There are 138 acres of total skiable terrain. Views from the summit and the 34 slopes and trails are breathtaking and provide a variety of inclines for every skier and snowboarder from beginner to expert. There are also two terrain parks, two Nordic loops (providing 3 km of exciting Nordic fun, operating early December through early March), and two high-speed quad lifts. During the night operating season, 96% of trails have lighting. The state-of-the-art snowmaking system covers 97% of the terrain. Services include rental equipment, a full snowsports retail store, and equipment tuning center. Lessons are available for ski or snowboard, all age and experience levels. Food and beverage options include Carver's Kitchen, the Satellite Lounge (over 21), the Summit Grille, and the Morning Star Cafe, the slopeside waffle house.

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Things To Do

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  • Fee Range: $39 - $70
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  • Senior Discount:
Winter Activities
  • # Advanced Runs: 6
  • # Beginner Runs: 11
  • # Intermediate Runs: 18
  • Adaptive Ski Program:
  • Chair Lift: 3
  • Conveyors (#): 1
  • Equipment Rental:
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  • Longest Run: 2
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  • Total # of Trails: 15
  • Trail Fee: $12
  • Vertical Drop: 1200
  • Warming Hut:
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  • XC-Marked Trails (#): 15
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