New Lodge at Titus Mountain Family Ski Center
By Diane Chase, Adirondack Family Time
Titus Mountain has six double chairlifts, two triple
chairlifts, and two hand-tows serving 42 trails and two terrain parks. The mountain has a history around skiing that
started in the late 1940s when a local man built a rope tow on his property and
powered it with an old Buick sedan. Neighbors and friends enjoyed the simple
ski hill until it officially opened as a ski center in the early sixties as
Moon Valley.
The Lodge at Titus Family Ski Center has been enlarged!
The downstairs fireplace remains the same but there is now more picnic-style seating and storage
There are lots of hooks and cubbies available to store gear
Upstairs is another seating area overlooking the mountain with a restaurant in the back.
Don't forget night skiing is available Thursdays - Saturdays. All day tickets purchased on those days are automatically extended to include night skiing! The elevation is 2025-ft with a vertical drop of 1200 ft.
with the mountain’s longest run being 3.5 miles. For more information regarding
this family ski mountain go to TitusMountain.com or call 518-483-3740 for the
ski report and directions.
Enjoy!
© Diane Chase is the author of the Adirondack Family Activities™ guidebook series, Adirondack Family Time™, which is available online or bookstores/museums/sporting good stores. Diane is currently working on the third guidebook in the four-book series of Adirondack Family Activities™.
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