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Snowshoe Mountain Lodge: Unique Outdoor Stay in West Virginia - Charleston, WV

Snowshoe Mountain Lodge: Unique Outdoor Stay in West Virginia

Snowshoemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

Half day to full day

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness recommended for skiing or hiking at altitude, beginner beginners should be cautious on slopes.

Overview

Experience the unique mountain stay at Snowshoe Mountain Lodge in West Virginia, offering unbeatable ski-in/ski-out access and stunning views. Discover why this location is a prime spot for year-round outdoor adventure seekers.

Adventure Tips

Plan for variable snow conditions

Be prepared for packed and icy snow, especially later in the ski season, which can affect skiing comfort and safety.

Check unit amenities before arrival

Since units are individually owned, amenities and maintenance can vary significantly between rooms.

Use proper footwear for uphill walks

If skiing beginner slopes without lifts back up, be ready to carry your skis uphill in sturdy shoes.

Reserve dining options early

Local restaurants can be limited and close on certain days, so book ahead to ensure your meal plans.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Eastern wild turkey

History

Snowshoe Mountain has been a prominent ski resort since the 1970s, growing into one of the largest in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Conservation

The resort follows strict environmental practices to preserve local forest ecosystems and minimize impact on mountain habitats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Layered Clothing

Essential

Necessary for adjusting to cold mountain temperatures and variable weather while skiing or hiking.

winter specific

Ski Boots and Equipment

Essential

Essential for on-mountain skiing and to ensure comfort and safety on snow-covered terrain.

winter specific

Water Bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is important during all outdoor activities, especially at elevation.

Comfortable Hiking Shoes

Essential

Useful for exploring summer trails and handling uneven terrain safely.

summer specific