The Best Ski Resorts for Tree Skiing in Pennsylvania

Gliding between snow-laden pines and finding those perfect untouched powder stashes - tree skiing offers some of the most exhilarating experiences on the mountain. This ranking showcases Pennsylvania's top spots for weaving through woodland terrain, based entirely on feedback from our community. We've compiled these rankings using only verified ratings from real skiers and boarders who've tackled these tree runs firsthand. Only resorts with sufficient feedback make our list, ensuring you get genuine insights rather than incomplete impressions. Tried these forests yourself? Share your experience and help fellow shredders find their perfect tree line.

Looking for more Pennsylvania ski inspiration? Check out our rankings for Powder Zones, Off-Piste, and Groomed Runs to plan your perfect mountain adventure.

Best Ski Resort for Tree Runs in Pennsylvania: Seven Springs - Tree Skiing Rating 3.36

Tree skiing at Seven Springs offers mixed experiences according to our community. While some users enjoy the tree runs, with one advanced skier rating them positively, others note limitations due to snow conditions. "Sometimes you aren't able to do the tree runs due to the lack of snow," explains James, an advanced skier who's been riding Seven Springs for five years. The resort seems to prioritise its groomed runs and terrain parks over off-piste areas. For those keen on forest adventures, it's worth checking conditions before your visit as the quality of tree skiing appears heavily dependent on recent snowfall.

#2 Blue Mountain Resort - Tree Skiing Rating 3.29

Tree skiing at Blue Mountain Resort isn't its strong suit, according to our users. While the resort offers a good all-round experience, the tree runs are notably limited. One Snomad community member mentioned that there are "only one/two true tree runs but they are short lived." Most reviewers focus instead on Blue Mountain's groomed runs and terrain parks. Advanced skiers looking specifically for tree skiing might find the options underwhelming, though the resort compensates with other strengths. If you're after dense glades and challenging tree lines, you might want to look elsewhere, as Blue Mountain's offerings in this department are minimal compared to its other terrain options.

#3 Bear Creek Mountain Resort - Tree Skiing Rating 3.00

Tree skiing at Bear Creek Mountain Resort is fairly limited according to our user reviews. Most Snomad community members rate the tree runs quite low, with even expert skiers noting the lack of significant off-piste options. This is typical for a smaller Pennsylvania resort which focuses more on groomed slopes and family-friendly terrain. One advanced skier described it as having "lots of icy East coast skiing," while another mentioned that the resort offers "exactly what you would expect from a small PA ski resort." For those seeking challenging tree runs, Bear Creek might not be your first choice.