Timberline Mountain Snow Report

Tucked into the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, Timberline Mountain offers a refreshing blend of natural beauty and modern upgrades. With 100 acres of skiable terrain and an average annual snowfall of 74 inches, the resort delivers a reliable winter experience enhanced by full snowmaking coverage. The mountain features 20 trails accessed by 4 lifts, including a high-speed six-pack that gets skiers up the hill quickly. The summit rises to 4268 feet, with a vertical drop of 1000 feet and a base elevation of 3268 feet.Trail difficulty is evenly spread, with 50% beginner, 30% intermediate, and 20% advanced/expert terrain. Families will find plenty to love, from gentle green runs to two tubing lanes and a dedicated learning area near the base. Timberline’s ski school offers group and private lessons for all ages, and the lodge provides a warm, welcoming space to regroup between runs. The resort also features two terrain parks designed for progression, making it a great spot for younger skiers and riders to build confidence.What makes Timberline Mountain stand out is its commitment to preserving the mountain’s character while upgrading the experience. Visitors can enjoy long, scenic runs like Salamander, which stretches two miles from top to bottom, or explore tree-lined trails with views of the Canaan Valley. With a laid-back atmosphere, efficient lift system, and terrain for every level, Timberline is a compelling choice for skiers looking for a well-rounded East Coast destination.