Skiing

There are a lot of great places to hit the slopes in New York, and here are the places where you can do it the cheapest.

We hear a lot about how much snow big cities in New York receive every year, but what about the ski towns that actually want the snow?

By now, you've probably heard that Kissing Bridge Ski Resort in Glenwood, NY has been sold. Now that they have a new owner, what else will be new there?

Snow sports are some of the best things about winter. Some would argue that they're the only thing that makes winter good. But are they worth it anymore?

The only good thing about snow is when you're able to have some fun in it. If you love to ski or snowboard, where can you go in New York to do it for the least amount?

There's at least one group of folks who are happy that a lot of snow is now falling in the Buffalo area

A tell tale sign that winter is coming to Western New York is happening right now in the southtowns.

Winters have been tough on ski resorts in Western New York over the past couple of years. Now, one has already said they will not be opening this year.

Ski resorts in Western New York have announced that they are going to be closed, ironically after Buffalo had a massive snow storm.

The earlier you buy, the cheaper your pass is. For example: If you purchase an adult season pass before August 31, it will be $599. If you buy your season pass in the month of September it will cost you $675 and if you buy your pass after October 1 it will cost you $775.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the latest incentive for New Yorkers, and if you ski, this may just provide you with some inspiration.

Planning on skiing or snowboarding this week while the kids are off? Holiday Valley is encouraging people to buy lift tickets before you go.