Resort Statistics and Info Vertical Drop: 700 ft   Summit Elevation: 1825 ft   Base Elevation: 1125 ft   Number of Lifts: 5   Number of Trails: 22   Longest Run: 5200 ft   Night Skiing: Yes   Season Opening/Closing:   Summer Sports:	Snow and Terrain Annual Snowfall: 110 in   Skiable Area: 250 acres   Trail Difficulties Easiest: 27%   More difficult: 27%   Most difficult: 46%   *The trail rating system is used only for reference and does not guarantee safety.
Snowboarding Permitted: Yes   Terrain Park: Yes   Half-Pipe: Yes	Cross-Country/Nordic Permitted: No   Classic track:   Skate track:
Helicopter Skiing Helicopter Skiing: No	Snowcat Skiing Snowcat Skiing: No
Snow Tubing and Sledding Services Offered:         No
Resort Contact Info Web Address: http://www.labradormtn.com/   Information #: 607 842-6204	Email Address: Labrador Mountain   Condition #: 607 842-6204

Labrador Mountain Ski Resort News

Several ski centers to open Saturday
Dec 4, 2003 - Syracuse Post Standard, NY - The Central New York downhill ski and snowboarding season launches on Saturday as a handful of area ski centers open with fresh powder and plenty of snowmaking. Labrador Mountain in Truxton rolls on three trails, opening at 9 a.m. and running until 4:30 p.m. Greek Peak (800-955-2754), south of Cortland, gets things going on Saturday at 8:30 a.m., operating lifts until 5 p.m. Tiny Four Seasons (637-9023), in Fayetteville, opens Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Song Mountain (696-5711) in Tully and Toggenburg Mountain (683-5842) in Fabius were hopeful on Wednesday that they would open on Saturday. Into the Adirondacks, the Olympic twins Gore and Whiteface are open. Since I've had questions about it, yes, Vermont's Killington is open this weekend, too. read more