The Snowshoe area offers a wide range of activities and adventures for every season. In the winter, hit the slopes to ski and snowboard, or venture out for an evening snowmobile tour. When the snow melts, explore miles of hiking and mountain biking trails or enjoy a day on the award winning Raven golf course.
Between adventures, recharge at our local restaurants, go shopping, or unwind with a drink at the brewery. Whether you’re here for action-packed fun or a laid-back escape, Snowshoe has something for everyone.
Take a Lesson with Snowshoe’s Ski and Ride School – Whether you’re brand new to skiing or looking to fine-tune your technique, a lesson at Snowshoe can make your time on the mountain safer, easier, and more enjoyable. Learn the basics, gain confidence, and progress faster with guidance from experienced instructors.
Snowshoe Mountain Resort in West Virginia is a winter haven for skiers, snowboarders, and nature enthusiasts, offering countless experiences against a backdrop of breathtaking mountain
Located on the Corduroy Inn property just north of Snowshoe’s main village, Appalachia Kitchen offers an upscale casual dining experience centered around modern American cuisine
AND BE MERRY! When the weather doesn’t fit your style, kick back in one of our favorite establishments. A good hot chocolate to warm up, or your favorite adult beverage is usually only steps away.
While the Snowshoe Village offers a collection of shops all conveniently walkable, you’ll find a variety of retail options scattered across the mountain and in the valleys below.
The Cupp Run Challenge is infamous for steep slopes, tight turns, and challenging conditions. Skiers and Snowboarders alike can put themselves to the test on this historic day.
Slap on that snow gear, lace up those party boots, and slide into the new year. Venues across the mountain will be hosting new year’s eve events. Whether you’re looking for a romantic midnight kiss, family fun, or wanting to dance the year away, there will be something for everyone.
In the heart of Appalachia the holidays are best spent together. Gather with friends and family new and old as the spirit of Christmas comes
