Trail Status
| Little Bear | Easiest | Closed |
| Utah | More Difficult | Closed |
| Chicken Ridge | More Difficult | Closed |
| Deer Run | Easiest | Closed |
| Tower Three Chute | More Difficult | Closed |
| Winter’s Way | More Difficult | Closed |
| Doc White | More Difficult | Closed |
| Upper Tuscarora | Most Difficult | Closed |
| Lower Tuscarora | More Difficult | Closed |
| Grizzly | More Difficult | Closed |
| Upper Shamokin | Most Difficult | Closed |
| Lower Shamokin | More Difficult | Closed |
| Lion’s Way | Easiest | Closed |
| Grizzly Glades | Most Difficult | Closed |
| Terrain Park | – | Closed |
| Tube Park | – | Closed |
Snow Report
| Base | NA |
| Conditions | Machine Groomed Granular |
| Groomed Trails | None |
| Terrain Park | Handrail, Elbow Rail, Down Box, Pipe to Stair Gap, Tube, A-Frame |
| Tube Park | Closed |
| Snowmaking | Check back in Winter 2022-23! |
Mountain Stats
| Vertical Drop | 500 feet |
| Trails | 8 (30% beginner, 45% intermediate, 25% advanced) |
| Skiable Acres | 38 |
| Longest Run | 0.75 miles |
| Chair Lifts | 5 (1 quad; 1 double; 1 tow, 1 T-bar, and 1 tube tow) |
| Night Skiing | Yes |
| Terrain Park | Boxes, rails, pipes, and assorted jumps. |
Terrain Map
Trail Map
About Tussey Mountain
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.
Today, Tussey Mountain has skiing on 50 acres with 3 ski and snowboard lifts and 1 snowtube lift. Our snowmaking system covers 90% of our skiable terrain, as does our slope lighting. Instruction is offered through our PSIA member Snowsports School, first-aid services through our NSP member Ski Patrol, a complete Rental Shop, on-site Ski Shop, as well as well-organized junior racing programs.
Tube Park
Hold on to your hat — the snow tubing park at Tussey Mountain is a ride unlike any other! Fit yourself into a tube and then let it do all the work — get pulled to the top on our of our handle-tow lifts, check out the beautiful view before enjoying the crisp air on your cheeks as gravity sends you scorching down one of our maintained lanes. Once at the bottom, return to the line and repeat the process! Its like sledding without all of the work!
HOW IT WORKS:
To secure a spot on the hill, you will need to purchase and register online. On your scheduled day, arrive at the Ticket Office to check in.
Once at the tube park, staff members will direct you to the tubes, after which you will move to the Tube lift. There you will sit in your tube as our pulley system will drag you to the top! At the top of the tube hill, pick your lane, hold on tight and feel the wind hit your face…get to the bottom and then repeat those steps! Share tubes if necessary, and get in as many runs in your time as possible!
TUBE PARK RULES:
Children must be at least 7 years old to tube. Each person must ride in their own tube (no lap riding). Open to ages 10+ without adult supervision. Ages 7-9 must be accompanied by an adult while in the park. Ski boots are not permitted. Tickets are not transferable.