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Hunt Hollow
Hunt Hollow
Ski resort Profile
Hunt Hollow
New York
United States
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Skiers community
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About the Ski resort
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Hunt Hollow is an affordable private ski club conveniently located just 45 minutes south of Rochester, just south of Honeoye Lake. The ski area features 18 trails comprising over 80 acres, 100% snowmaking, and night skiing, all maintained by state-of-the-art groomers. They also offer a snowboard half pipe, a terrain park and a trail devoted to mogul skiing. Hunt Hollow offers excellent skiing with a variety of trails, beginner to expert, for skiers of all levels as well as 2.5 miles of scenic cross-country trails. It's the second highest mountain of the 13 Western New York ski areas, with an 825-foot vertical drop. The 3,100-foot triple chair means that there are virtually no lift lines. Beginners can learn to ski on a gentle slope with an 800-foot T-Bar, snowboarders are challenged by the half pipe and those with a competitive nature can join their race program and junior race program. Beginners to experts can all take lessons. You can also relax in their spacious 9,600 square-foot lodge, and warm your toes next to the cozy fire. Enjoy their daily catering service, with home-style food. Take advantage of their charcoal grills, and you'll find plenty of picnic tables out on the sundeck for sunny winter days. Make it a social event, and book one of their private entertainment rooms. Kids love the children's playroom when they take a break from the slopes. For added convenience, there are lockers for seasonal storage. More than a ski area, Hunt Hollow is a club that features year-round social activities for all ages.
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Area details
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Alpine Skiing:
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No
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Night Skiing:
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No
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Heli-Skiing:
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No
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Snowcat Skiing:
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No
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Snowboarding:
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No
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Snowshoe trails:
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No
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Snow tubing:
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No
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Easiest:
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30 %
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More Difficult:
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40 %
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Most Difficult:
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30 %
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Experts only:
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35 %
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AVERAGE USER RATING
Not rated
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Pace of Play:
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Money Value:
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Service:
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Resort photos
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Mountain statistics
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Base elevation:
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0 ft
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Summit elevation:
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825 ft
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Vertical drop:
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825 ft
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Skiable area:
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80 acres
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Annual snowfall:
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0 in
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Snowmaking:
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0 %
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Number of trails:
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18
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Number of lifts:
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2
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Types of lifts:
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1 pe tows/T-Bars,
1 triple chairs
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Area services
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Childcare
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No
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Adaptive skier:
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No
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Nearby lodging:
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No
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Ski lessons:
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No
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Snowboard lessons:
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No
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Ski rentals:
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No
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Snowboard rentals:
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No
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Directions
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From Rochester, get off I-590 at Monroe Ave. Southbound. Turn right to go South on Route 65 (Clover St.) to West Bloomfield (intersection with Routes 5 & 20). Continue South on County Road 37 to 20A, turn left on 20A and go into Honeoye. Turn right on County Road 36 (West Lake Road).
From Pittsford, take Route 64 and West Bloomfield Road to West Bloomfield, then proceed as above. From the West, take Routes 5 & 20 into West Bloomfield, or Route 20A into Honeoye. From Wayne County, Canandaigua, etc., Take Route 21 to 5 & 20 to Route 64 South, then turn right to follow Route 20A into Honeoye.
From the Corning/Elmira Area, take Route 17 West to I-390 North. On I-390, Take either Exit 1 in Avoca or Exit 2 in Cohocton, then Routes 415 to 371 to 21 to Naples. Those coming from Hornell should follow Route 21 to Naples. In Naples, look for County Road #36 on the left, going up the hill. Hunt Hollow is about 4 miles north of Naples on County Road # 36. From Dansville, take I-390 South to Wayland and exit onto Route 21 North, then proceed as above.
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