Seven Springs Mountain Resort
Overview
Seven Springs Mountain Resort is one of Pennsylvania’s largest destination ski resorts, located in the Laurel Highlands about an hour southeast of Pittsburgh. Its 285 skiable acres include 33 slopes and trails, a 750-foot vertical drop, and a mix of open cruising runs, steeper North Face terrain, and glades. The resort receives an average of 135 inches of natural snow annually and supplements it with extensive snowmaking.
Seven Springs has long been known for freestyle skiing and snowboarding. Its terrain parks range from introductory features to larger jumps and rails, with areas such as Arctic Blast, Santa’s Beard, The Alley, and The Spot. Two high-speed six-passenger chairlifts serve portions of the mountain, while night skiing extends the day on selected slopes.
Beyond skiing and snowboarding, Seven Springs operates a snow tubing park and offers ski and snowboard lessons. The slopeside hotel, condominiums, restaurants, indoor recreation, and spa make it a popular choice for overnight visits. Seven Springs is owned by Vail Resorts, and eligible Epic passes also provide access to nearby Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain.
Mountain & Resort Details
Mountain
- Vertical Drop
- 750 feet
- Base Elevation
- 2,240 feet
- Peak Elevation
- 2,994 feet
- Skiable Acres
- 285Most skiable acres in the Mid-Atlantic
- Longest Run
- 1.25 miles
- Trails
- 335th-most trails in the region
- Trail Mix
- 34% beginner 44% intermediate 22% expert
Skiing & Amenities
- Lifts
- 10 (10 lifts reported in current resort mountain statistics, including two high-speed six-passenger chairlifts. Surface and tubing lift counts may be reported separately.)
- Night Skiing
- Yes
- Terrain Park
- Seven terrain parks listed in resort mountain statistics, with features for different skill levels; the dedicated parks page describes six maintained parks.
- Tubing Park
- Yes
Contact & Links
- Address
- 777 Waterwheel Drive
Seven Springs, PA 15622 - Phone
- (800) 452-2223
- Directions
- Get directions →
- Website
- Official resort website
Summer Activities
Seven Springs offers a range of warm-weather recreation in the Laurel Highlands. Summer attractions include the Alpine Slide, scenic chairlift rides, a climbing wall, disc golf, and paddleboats and stand-up paddleboards on Tahoe Lake. The resort also maintains hiking trails, including routes to mountaintop overlooks.
Additional activities include bowling, the Foggy Goggle Axe House, and seasonal festivals and events. The resort’s hotel, dining, and meeting facilities accommodate summer vacations, weddings, and group gatherings. Activity schedules vary by season and weather.
Trail Map
Getting There
Weather
Weather near Seven Springs
| Humidity: | 62% | Visibility: | 10.00 |
| Wind Speed: | 3 mph
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Sunrise: | 6:47 a.m. |
| Barometer: | 30.27 in | Sunset: | 5:14 p.m. |
| Dewpoint: | 37 °F |
Weather supplied by the National Weather Service. Errors or reporting delays may be possible.
Recent Seven Springs News
Whatever Happened to the Halfpipe?
Once a familiar sight at Mid-Atlantic ski resorts, halfpipes have largely disappeared. DCSki looks back at their heyday, the challenges of maintaining them, and a recent revival at Seven Springs.
Three Big Changes That Reshaped Mid-Atlantic Skiing
DCSki examines how megapasses, improved snowmaking, faster lifts, and year-round investments have changed Mid-Atlantic skiing since the turn of the century.
A History of High-Speed Chairlifts in the Mid-Atlantic
From Whitetail’s pioneering high-speed quad to today’s six-passenger lifts, explore the history of detachable chairlifts at Mid-Atlantic ski resorts.
Mountain Matchup: Liberty vs. Whitetail
DCSki compares Liberty and Whitetail, weighing longer runs and faster laps against varied terrain, short steeps, and a different mountain personality.
Doppelmayr Expands U.S. Ski Lift Manufacturing with New Utah Headquarters
Doppelmayr’s new Utah headquarters doubles its U.S. manufacturing capacity and adds domestic production of lift towers and other components.
Mountain Matchup: Timberline vs. Canaan Valley
DCSki's Mountain Matchup series heads to West Virginia, comparing neighboring Timberline Mountain and Canaan Valley Resort to see what each offers skiers and snowboarders.
Seven Springs in the Forum
Recent DCSki discussions mentioning Seven Springs.
7 Springs leadership rumor
The 2026 Untopic
Epic pass trying to be more affordable
Big trips for 2026?
Blue Knob Improvements
DCSki Mid-Atlantic Ski Challenge: Share Your Score
Nearby Resorts
Other ski areas closest to Seven Springs.
Hidden Valley Resort
Laurel Mountain Ski Resort
Wisp Resort
