OHIO SKI REPORT

January 15 2025


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Ohio is not typically thought of as a ski destination, but it is home to several popular ski resorts. The state's ski season typically runs from December through March, with the most consistent snowfall occurring in January and February.

One of the most popular ski resorts in Ohio is Snow Trails, located in Mansfield. With 17 trails and a vertical drop of 300 feet, it offers skiing and snowboarding for all skill levels. The resort typically receives around 52 inches of snow per season, with a maximum snowpack of around 35 inches. January and February are the best months to visit Snow Trails.

Another popular ski resort in Ohio is Mad River Mountain, located in Bellefontaine. It boasts 20 trails and a vertical drop of 300 feet. The resort typically receives around 36 inches of snow per season, with a maximum snowpack of around 24 inches. January and February are the best months to visit Mad River Mountain.

Boston Mills/Brandywine Ski Resort is located in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park and offers 18 trails and a vertical drop of 240 feet. The resort typically receives around 45 inches of snow per season, with a maximum snowpack of around 30 inches. January and February are the best months to visit Boston Mills/Brandywine.

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