Ski Sawmill

Ski Sawmill. A modest Pennsylvanian hill, it offers a gentle introduction to the slopes. With only 15 skiable acres and 515 feet of vertical, this is terrain best suited for those finding their footing or seeking a relaxed day on the snow. Consider it a pleasant, unassuming spot for uncomplicated turns.

For the road-tripper, Ski Sawmill provides a quiet counterpoint to more bustling destinations. One might pair it with Roundtop, a mere 17 miles distant, for a day of variety without much travel. The drive between the two is brief and uncomplicated, leaving more time for the business of skiing.

This independent operation does accept the Indy Pass, a boon for those with wider-ranging plans. Be mindful of its 24 inches of annual snowfall, a figure that suggests a reliance on modern snowmaking, as is common in these parts.