The Revered Skiers Mountain

Experience Laurel Mountain’s majestic views and breathtaking slopes and trails for yourself. The iconic double diamond Lower Wildcat, which averages near 60% slope, simply must be taken by the most avid skiers and riders.

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Best Offer On Next Season's Pass Ends April 12
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Get more benefits and save compared to lift tickets with an Epic Pass. Lock in your 2026/27 Pass by April 12 for 10 Epic Friend Tickets to share with friends & family.

Restrictions and exclusions apply. Epic Day Pass does not include Epic Friend Tickets. Learn more.

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Turn Your Lift Ticket Into a Season Pass
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If you skied or rode on a lift ticket this season, you may be eligible to apply up to $175 towards an Epic Pass. Ski on an Epic Friend Ticket? You can apply the full value of that ticket towards next season's Pass.
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Laurel Mountain Info

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Access the mountain this upcoming season with Mobile Pass & Lift Tickets. Plus, My Epic does more with great features like stats tracking, interactive trail maps, and Find My Friends.
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The History of Laurel Mountain

Laurel Mountain has a distinct character. The slopes were originally designed by skiing legend Johann “Hannes” Schneider; renowned Austrian ski guide and creator of the Arlberg Method, the basis of modern ski technique.

The resort opened in 1940, just before the U.S. entered World War II, and some of the original structures, including the storied Midway Cabin, still stand. Once an exclusive club for the most prestigious residents of Pennsylvania, Laurel Mountain was gifted to the commonwealth in 1964 and is now a winter playground for everyone.

Slopeside Hotel by Seven Springs Resort

Stay in the Laurel Highlands

There are a variety of lodging options available at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Laurel Mountain’s sister resort. Seven Springs is approximately 30-minutes away and offers comfortable guest rooms in the hotel, spacious chalets, and slopeside townhomes and condos.

Plan a winter vacation to the Pennsylvania Laurel Highlands today and ski and ride at Laurel Mountain, Seven Springs and Hidden Valley.

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Check out these tips to helpful resources and more as you finish planning your trip to Laurel Mountain.

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Skiing and Riding at Laurel Mountain Ski Resort
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