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P. S.
Seven Springs is a great place for beginner and intermediate skiers in pa. There’s a reason it’s popular. But it’s poor my designed. The terrain zones are spread out and the mountain uses its vertical ineffectively. The North Face terrain zone is the best part of the mountain. Snow is variable. The resort is always fairly crowded.
Chloe Gaines
So - overall I don’t think the resort deserves such bad reviews. I went into my weekend with appropriately low expectations given our region’s weather and terrain, and I was pleasantly surprised to have fun. Snow quality was almost good in some places today and overall Seven springs did decent with snow making and grooming. The trails are not as short as some of the area resorts. Lifts were fine. Given the options to get outside and enjoy fresh air and snow in PA - it’s certainly better than not going. Amenities wise — The lodge up top was cute and had nice glove warming options, it made the experience feel bigger. For Vail resorts to be in charge food should be better and on par with the experience at their UT/CO resorts IMO - I can accept no park city snow here, but there’s no inherent reason to not have better food in the main lodges. There were plenty other family activities and resort restaurants we did not get to try outside the main cafeteria so lots of options for Apres ski.
Dan
First time back to 7springs after about 25 years on 2/22/25. Has some fun runs, but this place is way overcrowded and the lift capacity is not able to handle the volume. They need to convert a few more of their lifts to high speed lifts to move the crowds up the hill. They have 2 high speed 6 packs, but all the rest of the lifts are agonizingly slow. Also they need to update the lodges and add racks to put your skis/boards. 7springs and Holdiay Valley are each 3 hours from me. The only reason I would choose 7springs over HV is the fact that I have an Epic pass.
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Eric Freeman
Worst experience I've had in 35 years of skiing. It's crowded on the weekends with snowboarders bombing down narrow greens reeking of weed. Most of the restaurants are closed during the week. The ski school is a disaster that put my wife and kids in classes at the wrong skill level, and when they screw something up they blame you the customer for the fact that their reservation and instruction teams are siloed. There's a few gems here, but most of the staff is rude and unhelpful. It was like going to the DMV. I will never come here or to another Vail resort again.
S Hoyt
Ski slopes are overcrowded and it takes forever to get on a lift. Service in the resorts is absolutely horrific. The food is subpar but stupid expensive and the servers are either rude or nowhere to be found. There are much better small resorts around for less money and better skiing. I recommend avoiding Seven Springs all together. Room was drafty and there was no key to the patio door so you could easily lock yourself out.
Scott Shutterly
Just an example the foggy goggle restaurant.i ordered a turkey sandwich and got three slices of lunch meat on a bun.im not exaggerating and it was $19.00.do yourself a favor and avoid this place.
Ric Briggs
We have been going for years, but given the changes in policies and prices we may not return. The lines for the lifts range from 20 min to an hour on a good day and the lifts are working. The prices have increased to the prices you usually find in CO and UT but its 1/16 of the size of a good resort. Most of the trails are ice covered due to poor snow making. The food is the quality of a gas station level but 10 times the price. Overall the quality has declined insignificantly in the past 20 years but that has not stopped them from increasing the prices every year.
Ryan
More expert level downhill skiing would make seven springs 5 stars but there just isn’t enough the place is always packed with hammered college students that scream off the lifts vape smoke everywhere and skied off slopes by 1:00 because there isn’t enough terrain for that many people. They don’t have footrests on lifts the snow makers suck the food is terrible and overpriced and the staff looks disgusting 100% of the time
Evan Campbell
The only thing this place has going for it is that it's close to home. Everything is ridiculously over priced, and conditions are usually trash. This place preys on the fact that it's close, cuz where else you gonna go? So we hike up the prices cuz we know your gonna pay it. They used to get me with that thought process but I'm not buying it any more. The constant disappointment just isn't worth the cost of a mountain with double the vertical and takes care of it's slopes and facilitates.
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