Family-Centered WNY mountain. Some of the best snow-making and mountain ops in the business as the warmer, wetter, and more unpredictable winters have proven to test other small operations past their limits while Bristol has continued to deliver a quality bang for your buck experience. If youre looking for the glitz and glamour of some magazine destinationthis isnt the place. If youre looking for a place where your whole family from toddlers to gramps can have a fun day together and remember what skiing was like 30 years agoIll see you on the slopes

I grew up skiing here, is a lot of fun but is a small resort and early season not much to ski, if it stays cold and they get trails open its a lot of fun to Ski and you can find quite trails with nobody on them. A couple runs get moguls built up on them that are fun and the parks are small but usually very well maintained and done.

I love going to Bristol Mountain my friend owns a cottage so we get to stay and ski for multiple days and its always a great experience. The Hills always have good conditions and you can ski for hours and the Waffle House on the mountain is great place to stop eat and recharge for some more fun on the slopes.

Bristol is a small local mountain but is very nice and fun. Isnt the largest on the east coast but isnt the smallest either. The park crew does a good job taking care and creating the park. Lift lines are never too long and the main lodge just got redone and there is also a Starbucks on the mountain now. Skiing conditions are typically always your regular east coast conditions. Super family friendly place with a decent ski school. Runs for all levels of skiers.

Bristol mountain is a good mountain to learn on with not a lot of runs too challenging. The mountains parks are diverse and are good for all levels. The only downside of the mountain is that they do not get a ton of snow so powder is rare and it opens late in the season due to the inconsistent weather of the location

Always having a wonderful time here would recomend to anyone interested in going

Grew up skiing Bristol and loving it. Have since skied at some large mountains out west or in Vermont. These experiences slightly taint my experience at Bristol, but its still the place I learned to ski in trees, do a 360, ski some moguls, or just send a trail. Some nice tree runs if you know where youre looking. Usually good moguls on lower rocket and lots of great night skiing in-season