Ski Areas in North Carolina
North Carolina Ski Resorts
North Carolina is a region of United States offering skiing and snowboarding in 9 American Ski Resorts, including Black Mountain, Cataloochee and Seven Springs.
Snow Forecasts for North Carolina
| Ski Area | 7 Day |
|---|---|
| Beech Mountain | 18cm |
| Sugar Mountain | 16cm |
| Cataloochee | 9cm |
| Appalachian Ski Mountain | 4cm |
| Black Mountain | 2cm |
Forecast updated : 09 Nov 2026 10:53 AEDT
North Carolina Ski Resorts
Highest altitude ski resorts in North Carolina
The highest altitude ski resorts in North Carolina, by base / resort altitude.
| Ski Resort | Resort |
|---|---|
| Black Mountain | 380m |
| Cataloochee | 1,420m |
| Seven Springs | 680m |
| Sugar Mountain | 1,250m |
| Wolf Mountain | 1,676m |
| Wolf Ridge | 1,204m |
Highest lift-served ski areas in North Carolina
The highest lift-served skiing in North Carolina, by the highest lift (top) altitude.
| Ski Resort | Top |
|---|---|
| Appalachian Ski Mountain | 1,219m |
| Beech Mountain | 1,678m |
| Black Mountain | 730m |
| Cataloochee | 1,646m |
| Seven Springs | 910m |
| Sugar Mountain | 1,620m |
| Tuxedo Ridge | 366m |
| Wolf Mountain | 1,951m |
| Wolf Ridge | 1,430m |
Best ski areas for Beginners in North Carolina
The best beginner ski areas in North Carolina, rated according to the availability of easy slopes and ski schools.
| Ski Resort | Beginn. |
|---|---|
| Appalachian Ski Mountain |  |
| Seven Springs |  |
Best ski areas for Intermediate Skiers in North Carolina
The best intermediate ski resorts in North Carolina, rated by the length and number of easy to moderate ski runs.
| Ski Resort | Interm. |
|---|---|
| Appalachian Ski Mountain | |