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Friday, January 10, 2014

Great Skiing this Weekend in the NC Mountains

Find links for ALL NC ski resorts and slopes along with current conditions, weather forecast, trail maps, ski rentals and more on the NC Ski Resort guide.

Appalachian Ski Mountain is skiing and boarding on 8 slopes with 5 lifts on a base of 40 - 70 inches for day and night sessions. Special events: 1/10 - K2 Pop This! / Fresh Friday 2 , 1/10 - Burton Riglet Park Tour, 1/11 - Burton Ladies Park Session .

Beech Mountain Ski Resort is skiing and boarding on 14 slopes with 5 lifts on a base of 35 - 60 inches.Special events: 1/11 - Winterfest Rail Jam; 1/11-12 Winterfest; 1/12 - Cardboard Box Derby.

Cataloochee Ski Area is skiing and boarding on 9 slopes with 5 lifts on a base of 42 - 74 inches for day and night sessions. Tube world is open Friday 4 PM - 10 PM, Saturday 10 AM - 10 PM, Sunday 10 AM - 6 PM

Sapphire Valley Ski Area - is skiing on 2 slopes and a base of 13 to 27 inches beginning at noon today, 1/10 . Frozen Falls Tubing will open at the same time.

Sugar Mountain Ski Resort is skiing and boarding on 18 slopes with 5 lifts on a base of 42 - 85 inches for day and night skiing and boarding. Ice Skating is open. Tubing is open on 6 lanes. Special events: 1/12 - High Country Junior Race Series Giant Slalom.

Wolf Ridge Ski Resort is skiing and boarding on 10 slopes with 2 lifts on a base of 35 - 50 inches for day and night skiing and boarding. Tubing is open.

Wolf Ridge Ski Resort Ticket Special

$17 for one lift ticket, good Monday–Friday (up to a $39 value)
$27 for one lift ticket, good on Sunday (up to a $54 value)
$62.99 for four lift tickets, good Monday–Friday (up to a $156 value)
$99 for four lift tickets, good on Sunday (up to a $216 value)
Skiing for One or Four on Mon - Fri or Sun at Wolf Ridge Ski Resort (Up to 60% Off)

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