Ski Areas in North Carolina
North Carolina Ski Resorts
North Carolina is a region of United States offering skiing and snowboarding in 9 American Ski Resorts, including Sugar Mountain, Wolf Mountain and Wolf Ridge.
Snow Forecasts for North Carolina
There is no significant snow forecast for ski resorts in North Carolina today (Friday 13th February).
North Carolina Ski Resorts
Highest altitude ski resorts in North Carolina
The highest altitude ski resorts in North Carolina, by base / resort altitude.
| Ski Resort | Resort |
|---|---|
| Black Mountain | 380m 1,247ft |
| Cataloochee | 1,420m 4,659ft |
| Seven Springs | 680m 2,231ft |
| Sugar Mountain | 1,250m 4,101ft |
| Wolf Mountain | 1,676m 5,499ft |
| Wolf Ridge | 1,204m 3,950ft |
Highest lift-served ski areas in North Carolina
The highest lift-served skiing in North Carolina, by the highest lift (top) altitude.
| Ski Resort | Top |
|---|---|
| Appalachian Ski Mountain | 1,219m 3,999ft |
| Beech Mountain | 1,678m 5,505ft |
| Black Mountain | 730m 2,395ft |
| Cataloochee | 1,646m 5,400ft |
| Seven Springs | 910m 2,986ft |
| Sugar Mountain | 1,620m 5,315ft |
| Tuxedo Ridge | 366m 1,201ft |
| Wolf Mountain | 1,951m 6,401ft |
| Wolf Ridge | 1,430m 4,692ft |
Best ski areas for Beginners in North Carolina
The best beginner ski areas in North Carolina, rated according to the availability of easy slopes and ski schools.
| Ski Resort | Beginn. |
|---|---|
| Appalachian Ski Mountain |  |
| Seven Springs |  |
Best ski areas for Intermediate Skiers in North Carolina
The best intermediate ski resorts in North Carolina, rated by the length and number of easy to moderate ski runs.
| Ski Resort | Interm. |
|---|---|
| Appalachian Ski Mountain | |