Designed by European skiing legend Johann “Hannes” Schneider and opened in 1939, Laurel Mountain in Pennsylvania carries a rich history. Originally built for the exclusive Rolling Rock Club, the resort has maintained its classic charm. After being closed for over a decade, it triumphantly reopened under the management of Seven Springs in 2016.
Though compact with 70 skiable acres, Laurel Mountain packs a punch with its 761-foot vertical drop. Serviced by 2 lifts, the mountain is most famous for the legendary Lower Wildcat trail. With a nearly 60% slope, it ranks as one of the steepest and most challenging runs in Pennsylvania, drawing expert skiers from all over the mid-Atlantic.
Stay updated with the latest conditions at Laurel using our live webcams. These real-time streams allow you to check the lift lines, view the base area, and monitor the snow accumulation before you even leave your house. Always remember to check our live weather widget at the top of the page for current temperatures and forecasts to dress appropriately for your day on the slopes.