Skiing

Cleveland and Northeast Ohio don't just have one ski club, they have several. Here's a list of the area organizations. Choose the one that best suits your skill level and needs.

Northeast Ohio isn't Vermont or Colorado, but the Buckeye State does have a nice selection of accessible, friendly, and somewhat challenging ski areas. Learn more about where to ski in and around Cleveland.

In many ways, the rolling terrain of Northeast Ohio is better suited to Nordic skiing than to downhill. Find out where to enjoy cross country skiing in Northeast Ohio.

Are you ready to go skiing, but, not sure how to get started? Here's everything you need to know to choose ski equipment, clothing and gear, select a ski resort, and plan a ski vacation.

Snow Trails, located in Mansfield, is Ohio's first ski resort. It has 16 ski trails, served by 7 lifts.

Clear Fork Ski Area is located in Butler Ohio, about an hour and a half from Cleveland. The Ski area has 9 ski trails, served by 5 lifts.

Holiday Valley Ski Resort is located in Ellicottville, New York, about three hours east of Cleveland. It has 53 ski trails, served by 12 lifts.

Alpine Valley Ski Area, located 35 miles east of Cleveland in Chesterland, has 11 ski trails, served by 7 lifts.

If you've never been skiing before or you're a beginner skier, you may not know where to go to skiing, what to wear, or even where to start. Here are tips for a first time skier. Learn more from the About Guide to Skiing.

Boston Mills, located just south of Cleveland, Ohio, offers excellent downhill skiing and snowboarding and hosts a popular art show each July.

Western Pennsylvania has some excellent ski resorts. Learn more about them from the About Guide to Pittsburgh.