"Tussey Mountain was originally operated as a public ski area under the name of Skimont during the 1960's. After sitting idle for a few years, the mountain was re-opened as a private club in the mid 1970's under the name Bald Knob Ski Club. In 1981-82 the mountain was reorganized and opened again publicly as Tussey Mountain Ski Area, a name now synonymous with quality skiing to area residents. Since then the mountain has grown both in size and sophistication of operation.

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Today, Tussey Mountain has skiing on 50 acres with 3 ski and snowboard lifts and 1 snowtube lift. The snowmaking system covers 90% of the skiable terrain, as does slope lighting. Instruction is offered through PSIA member Snowsports School, first-aid services through NSP member Ski Patrol, a complete Rental Shop, on-site Ski Shop, as well as well-organized junior racing programs.

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Information about the slopes:

Vertical Drop: 500 feet
Trails: 7 (30% beginner, 45% intermediate, 25% advanced)
Skiable Acres: 38
Longest Run: 0.75 miles
Lifts: 5 (1 quad; 1 double; 1 tow, 1 T-bar, and one tube tow.)
Night Skiing: Yes
Terrain Park: boxes, rails, pipes, and assorted jumps."

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Tussey Mountain. (2019). Retrieved from http://www.tusseymountain.com/about-tussey-mountain

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If you would like more information, please visit the link below!

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