TRAIL REPORT
Trail Cameras
Keep up to date with live conditions by viewing our cameras facing up and down Poley Mountain.
Statuses for Lifts and Trails stated as Open or Closed are during operational Hours available on our Hours page
Please familiarize yourself with the trails and lifts to know which lifts need to be OPEN to access a run
Most runs are Machine Groomed - spring-like conditions
Quad Lift
Quadruple Chairlift
Capacity: 4 per chair
Operational:
Day & Night
Status: OPEN
Triple Lift
aka "The Alpine" Chairlift
Capacity: 3 per chair
Operational: Day - Last run at 3:45pm daily
Status: CLOSED
PONY TOW
Operational: Day & Night
Beginner Area
Status: CLOSED
CARPET LIFT
Operational: Day & Night
Beginner Area
Status: OPEN
GREEN - Easier
Carousel
CLOSED
Snow White
OPEN
Sno-Berg
CLOSED
Orion's Way
CLOSED
Big Dipper
CLOSED
Porky's Pass
CLOSED
Nice & Easy
OPEN
Lazy Way
CLOSED
Phil's Folly
CLOSED
Teddy Bear (Beginner Area)
OPEN
Porridge Bowl (Beginner Area)
OPEN
Some Easy
OPEN
Goldilock's
CLOSED
BLUE - More Difficult
Road Runner
CLOSED
Super Nova
CLOSED
L'étoile
CLOSED
Chute
OPEN
Bullet
OPEN
BLACK - Difficult
Shotgun
CLOSED
Fanny
CLOSED
Lloyd's Glades
CLOSED
Lem's Lane
CLOSED
Corridor
CLOSED
Sous Bois Glades
CLOSED
Star Glades
CLOSED
Sidewinder
OPEN
DOUBLE BLACK - Most Difficult
Big Bill's Glades
CLOSED
L'Acadienne Glades
CLOSED
FREESTYLE
Terrain Park on Phil's Folly
+
Beginner Area Park
CLOSED
Night Skiing Trails
if the triple 'alpine' chairlift is closed
- You can still access many of the runs on the "Alpine" side of the Mountain using the Quad Chairlift
While the Triple Chairlift is closed, we still have runs accessible. The yellow area of the map shows the trails that are not accessible from the Quad Chaurlift.
How to access "Alpine" side from Quad Chairlift:
- Turn right off the lift
- Take the run to the left and ski/ride toward Phil's Folly
OBSERVATION TOWER
- 360 views of Waterford
Sussex Valley All-Terrain Club Observation Tower
Built in 2019, the Observation Tower is located on trail # 3413 at the top of Poley Mountain. It stands 43 feet tall and gives a great 360 degree view of the surrounding valleys
With a valid Season Pass or Day Ticket, you can access the Tower
MAKING SNOW ON THE MOUNTAIN
- We want to share some behind the scenes information with you about our snowmaking capabilities across the mountain
- Here is a map of the areas we are able to make snow when the air temperature and humidity are right. It's all about the wet bulb temperature
- Check out the map to see which areas of the mountain require natural snowfall
