The Best Ski Resorts for Park Skiing in Pennsylvania

Ready to get some serious air? Our Snow Parks ranking showcases the resorts with the most impressive terrain features, kickers, rails and halfpipes as rated by the Snomad community. From beginners practising their first jumps to pros hitting massive features, these parks cater to all ability levels. Every ranking comes straight from real skiers and snowboarders who've actually ridden these parks - no sponsored content, just honest feedback. Been throwing down tricks recently? Share your experience and help others find their perfect playground.

Looking for more than just park riding in Pennsylvania? Check out our other rankings for Overall Rating, Tree Skiing and Powder Zones to plan your perfect winter adventure.

Best Ski Resort for Snow Parks in Pennsylvania: Seven Springs - Snow Parks Rating 4.60

Seven Springs' terrain parks are legendary on the East Coast. Our reviewers mention that it's the go-to destination for park rats, with The Alley featuring 20+ features and excellent setups throughout the season. One Snomad community member liked how the resort prioritises snowmaking and park building. From beginners to experts, the parks cater to all skill levels with rails, jumps and even X-games style features and half pipes. While some users note that features in certain parks might not open until mid-season, the quality of what's available makes Seven Springs stand out as the premier freestyle destination in Pennsylvania.

#2 Ski Big Bear - Snow Parks Rating 4.00

Big Bear's terrain parks are a major highlight, consistently earning praise from the Snomad community. One advanced skier mentioned they're "great for park skiers or snowboarders" with "jumps all over the place." Another user who's been visiting for six years appreciates how the features are "always updated, maintained efficiently, and unique to the resort itself." Even expert skiers who find the mountain's overall terrain limited acknowledge the quality of the parks. While the resort might not satisfy powder hunters, it excels at freestyle facilities, making it a prime spot for those looking to hit features rather than chase deep snow.

#3 Blue Mountain Resort - Snow Parks Rating 3.67

Blue Mountain's terrain parks get solid marks from our community. A user who is an advanced snowboarder mentioned they mostly hit the terrain parks, describing them as "pretty good." The resort offers a variety of features that appeal to riders looking to progress their freestyle skills. Jeremiah, an advanced skier, noted he's "trying to get more into freestyle skiing" at Blue Mountain. While not specifically mentioned in detail by other reviewers, the parks seem to complement the overall mountain experience, adding diversity to what's on offer for both skiers and snowboarders of different ability levels.