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11 Reasons to Downhill Ski in New York State

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By JESSICA COLLIER, Adirondack Daily Enterprise, link to original post
The state Adirondack Park Agency on Friday approved a permit for ARISE (Adirondack Residents Intent on Saving Their Economy) to operate Chair 2 and the Mitey Mite rope tow at Big Tupper Ski Area this winter in Tupper Lake.
The one-year permit will allow the lifts to [...]

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NY State Downhill Ski Areas

Click here for the 2009 Ski Guide compliments of Syracuse New Times.

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Early Bird Deals and Last Seasons Pricing
Winter is set to rock this year with predictions of El Nino influences bringing over 100 inches of precipitation to the region. For many in the downstate New York area, there’s no better place to enjoy winter weekends than close to home in the Great Western Catskills of Delaware [...]

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Examiner.com, link to original post
The operators of Ski Denton in Coudersport, Pa., have stepped in to save Swain Resort from liquidation. The announcement of agreement was made Wednesday, just days prior to the deadline of Aug. 15 that the upstate New York ski area’s owners had set to find a buyer for continued operations. Ski [...]

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The Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) approved a resolution to connect the North Creek Ski Bowl and Gore Mountain.
Visitors, guests and residents can go to the Ski Bowl on Main Street, North Creek and jump on a lift, then take a couple trails and they’re at Gore Mountain.  The plan includes a ski lift and [...]

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Roaming Buffaloes Adventure Club and Paths, Peaks & Paddles, Inc. are teaming up to provide Western New Yorkers with no excuse to stay indoors. Click here to read more.

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By Dave Blow, poststar.com, link to original article
Sunday, Feb. 1 wasn’t the greatest day to be on the top of Whiteface Mountain’s new 4,000-foot Lookout Mountain peak.
The run we took down the new intermediate 2.2-mile Wilmington Trail was really nice and offered a mixed bag of terrain. Unlike some really mellow cruisers at some mountains, [...]

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Recreation in the Adirondacks:
Birding, Golfing, Canoe / Kayak, Hiking, Fishing, Hunting, Boating & Marinas, Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Snowmobiling, Snowmobiling

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Click here for links to Central NY downhill and cross country ski areas

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