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About Mount Peter

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Mount Peter is located in Southern New York in the heart of
the Hudson Valley, just a short drive away. We are known for
many things, like our famous Free Beginner Ski and Snowboard
School, our great snowmaking and expert grooming, an awesome
terrain park, our top-notch racing and development programs,
and our family atmosphere.
Did you know that Mount Peter was started in 1936 by Macy’s
Department Store to show off and sell their ski fashion? The
mountain that started so many years ago as a savvy marketing
tool has grown to be a cherished place for people to fall
in love with winter. Mount Peter - known as “The Friendly
One” – is the oldest operating ski area in New
York State, and one of the few remaining family operated ski
areas in the country.
In the 74-years since Mount Peter has opened, many things
in the ski industry have changed. A snowplow is now called
a wedge, skis have gotten shorter and have names like Parabolic
and Shaped, and of course, snowboarding has emerged. One thing
that has not changed is the strong family atmosphere and sense
of comfort that Mount Peter has created. Season after season,
year after year, we see someone toting their children to ski
or snowboard for the first time, and we find that they had
learned to ski at Mount Peter when they were their children’s
age. Numerous times, at countless locations throughout the
country, our employees have met folks whose ears perk at the
mention of Mount Peter. Some reminiscing always follows an
excited “Hey, I learned to ski there!”
Welcome to our 74th season. We are grateful for the past
74 years, and we are looking forward to many great seasons
of skiing and riding to come. Mount Peter is a great place
to hang out with friends, meet new people (many a romance
has begun on our slopes!), and reconnect with family. And
while the ski business is always changing, one thing will
remain the same: If you’ve been a customer for years,
or are a first-timer, coming to Mount Peter is now, and will
forever be, like coming home.
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