How to Go Skiing in Greek Peak, New York

Travel to the Greek Peak Ski Area in New York should on your next ski trip. It is conveniently located near Syracuse, so you will be skiing on your ski trip in no time. Skiers, snow boarders and cross country skiers are all welcome at Greek Peak.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Computer with Internet Access

Book Lodging at Greek Peak Mountain Resort

1. Book lodging by visiting the Greek Peak Web site (see Resources below), or by calling them directly at 1-800-955-2SKI.
2. Know the Greek Peak area offers various privately owned homes and condos for rent, with prices ranging from moderate to expensive.
3. Choose a room at one of Greek Peak's Mountain Resort offerings, such as the Dionisian Heights and the Panorama Town home. The Dionisian Heights has 1 to 3 bedroom units with a loft. Units come with a washer, dryer and full kitchen. There is also a hot tub in the common area. The Panorama Town home is 1,900 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathroom units. In the town home is a hot tub, fireplace and kitchen.

Get to Know Greek Peak Mountain Resort

4. Land at the Syracuse Hancock International Airport in Syracuse, New York. The airport is approximately 36 miles from Greek Peak. To arrive by car from Syracuse, take I-81 south. Take exit 10 and then use Route 11 South to 392 West. For an alternate route, visit the Greek Peak Web site (see Resources below) and click 'The Mountain' link for detailed driving instructions.
5. Know that Greek Peak's summit elevation is 2,100 feet. The vertical drop is 952 feet. Greek Peak has an average snowfall of 110 inches.
6. Enjoy Greek Peak's 38 trails. There are 8 lifts and snowmaking covers 83 percent of the ski area. Greek Peak also offers night skiing.

Enjoy the Slopes at Greek Peak Ski Area

7. Check the Greek Peak, New York snow report by visiting their Web site and clicking on the 'The Mountain' link and then the 'Snow Conditions' (see Resources below).
8. Know that Greek Peak offers an adaptive ski program for the disabled. It includes down hill skiing, snow boarding and mono-skiing. Each person in this program is paired with a trained volunteer.

Tips & Warnings

• Book your ski trip online to save time and money. There are often specials that are only available online.
• Check snow conditions prior to booking your trip. Slopes are open based on daily weather activity.

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