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The Mountain

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Before you hit the mountain, take a moment to review everything you need for an unforgettable visit—we’ve gathered the essentials to help you prepare. Children under 12 are welcome on the mountain with an adult 18 or older, and kids under 4 ski free when accompanied by an adult!

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Our Slopes

Hatley Pointe, nestled in the shadow of Big Bald Mountain, peaks at 4,700 feet and offers 54 acres of skiable terrain. With a 700-foot vertical drop, 15 trails—many of them lit for night skiing—and a mix of double, quad, and surface lifts, we provide some of the most challenging runs in the Southeast. Expert riders and thrill-seekers will find plenty to test their skills on our advanced terrain.

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Types of Passes

Hatley Pointe offers flexible passes for every skier: choose from a variety of day and season passes. Discounted options are available for youth, military, and seniors. RFID-enabled lift passes make getting on the slopes quick and easy!

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Lessons

Whether you're a beginner or refining your skills, our individual and group lessons help you enjoy the mountain with confidence. Covering essential techniques like gliding, turning, and stopping, our ski and snowboard lessons ensure a safe experience. Lessons are subject to instructor availability. Check the schedule below to plan your session!

Gear for Rent

We offer rentals for snowboards, skis, helmets, and poles, with limited on-site availability on a first-come, first-served basis—so reserving in advance is recommended. You're also welcome to bring your own gear to ensure you have everything you need for the slopes.

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Trails

We offer 54 acres of skiable terrain, 100% snowmaking capability, 15 lighted runs with 1 double lift, 1 quad lift, and 2 surface lifts.

*Slopes and lifts are subject to change based on weather and capacity

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Mountain Safety

Stay on Trails

Ski only on designated, trails and observe signage and warnings to navigate the terrain safely and prevent encounters with hidden  hazards.

Check Weather

Blizzards bring low visibility, high winds, and extreme cold, increasing the risk of accidents. Check the weather before you go!

Skiing at Night

Night skiing is a thrill on our designated, well-lit, slopes. Stay on marked trails, as visibility is reduced, and check with staff if you have any safety concerns.

Know Your Limits

Ski within your ability to prevent injuries. Don’t push yourself beyond what feels safe.  A companion is essential for safety in case of emergencies.

Proper Gear

Dress in layers, wear a helmet, and use goggles to protect against the cold and sun glare.

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Questions?

View our frequently asked questions or get in touch!