Seven Springs - Community Reviews & Ratings

Excellent condition for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Great family options, the services are great and the varietes of activities make this place also a real family destination.

Great resort with multiple options for all levels skiers/snowboarders. They managed to overcome the obstacles related to the given altitude and the length of the slopes.

Perfect for the locals but has become over priced for what they have to offer. Wish they catered more to the local communtiy to be able to afford the time at the resort.

I worked at the Resort through my highschool years doing a variety of jobs, from ski instructor to ski and board rentals. Overall it is and has always been a beautiful resort with a staff that treats everyone like family. The slopes are groomed twice a day, but are consistently icy on parts. I will say the passes are expensive, along with the food. As the slopes go though, they range from bunny trails to x-games parks and half pipes. They only have upto 1 black diamond, but if you are there for tricks for general family fun it's a great place to visit. Overall a solid 4/5. Great for a family trip if you've got the money or just want to carve some moderately difficult slopes and hit some tricks.

Crowded and rowdy (if thats your vibe), food is rough but the slopes are generally solid. Only went a few times when there wasnt much snow so Im sure it could be better

best place to go to for your family, so fun and safe for beginners, excellent staff, 10/10! I would definitely recommend seven springs to anyone on the east coast

Great place to spend a day with family and for beginner skiers. Prices have gone up drastically in recent years. Hotel is beautiful and great pool and arcade for kids.

Good spot in the east coast.

This is the resort that everyone talks about in PA. My family loved going here during Christmas! The food was delicious, staff was very accommodating, and if you are a beginner this is where to start. The dedicated staff help every step of the way. The scenery is beautiful, especially from up on the lift. The slopes were so fun that all the fear went away one you started down one. 10/10

Best parks on the east coast. Not a ton of great downhill skiing, but you can find some good terrain on the gunnar lift. A lot of the resort is outdated and over priced. If u are a park rat on the east coast this is the place to be.

Ive been riding seven springs for around 5 years now. It is easily the best mountain in the area, as it is much bigger than hidden valley and laurel mountain, and they always prioritize getting SS open first. This resort excels in its groomed runs and parks. There are many groomed runs ranging from beginner to expert. The parks are plentiful, although some usually dont open with features until mid season. There are some tree runs but sometimes you arent able to do they due to the lack of snow. The food is great and lifts are good. Overall, if youre in the area, its worth checking out.

I think its a super cool local spot, however after being bought out, the lift prices are way too expensive for what is offered, especially right now early season. Foggy Goggle is sick tho!

I have been skiing at Seven Springs for a couple seasons now. They put a lot of effort into snow making and building terrain parks. The alley always has a nice terrain park setup with 20+ features. Con: The food/lodging can be pricey, but it is expensive everywhere. The mountain is very friendly and has events often. Overall, my favorite mountain.

I went to Seven Springs with my friends and it was such an awesome trip. Everyone we dealt with from hotel check in to eating and on the slopes was super informative and helpful whenever we had questions. Really awesome people out there on the slopes to meet and chat with. Lifts were always fast so we could get plenty of runs in. Food is super conveniently placed so when you want a break its easy to access and plenty of options. If you are thinking about a trip to seven springs do it!