Winter means skiing and snowboarding, and the action on Montage does not disappoint. With a peak elevation of 1,960 feet and a surprisingly steep vertical drop of 1,000 feet wide, riders can take on any of the 140 acres of skiable terrain morning, noon or night with 100% lit lanes. Montage Mountain features 26 trails, including 9 black diamond trails, 13 blue difficult trails and 4 green easier trails. If speed is your thing, look for Montage’s famous Northface slopes. That’s where you’ll find White Lightning along with several other black diamond and double black diamond trails.

Over at the freestyle terrain park, adrenaline junkies can jump, slide and jib until their heart’s content. The park’s design allows for continuous flow and lap after lap of toe-grabbing, rail sliding excitement. And with six lifts – 1 quad, 3 triple and 1 double chairlift, plus 2 conveyor lifts – you’ll get back to the summit and shredding quickly.

Montage wouldn’t be a world-class resort without classic slopeside Aprés-Ski accommodations which are found at Midland. Craft foods and drinks, plenty of fire pits, public gathering spots and private tents make for the perfect gathering area when you need a break.

Then, when you’re ready to call it a day, there’s no better place to relax and refuel then at Slocum Hollow Bar & Restaurant. The modern ski lodge offers a warm, comfy atmosphere, a spacious dining room and a long, full-service bar. Sit down for delicious American fare like cheesesteaks, burgers and flatbreads. And grab a cold one from the bar’s impressive selection of local craft beers.

For those looking for a quick bite between runs, stop by the Montage Mountain Resorts Food Court. From fresh, hot pizza and burgers to ice cream and coffee, you’re guaranteed to find something to warm you up.