Ski & Snowboard: Hunter Mountain

Full day of skiing or snowboarding

Winter is here! Coach bus ride to the most popular ski area near New York City. No snow in the city? Fear not. Hunter has led the industry in snow-making technology for years, so when Mother Nature fails, Hunter performs. The terrain at Hunter includes vertical, parks, moguls, and run-outs for experts and gradual lines for beginners. Hunter One is also a Burton Learn To Ride Center. An independent training mountain enhanced by its own user-friendly lifts and specially designed terrain within the larger resort, beginners at Hunter easily master a sequential series of skills, gaining confidence at each level. Hunter’s new, state-of-the-art Learning Center streamlines the learning process by combining cutting-edge equipment, unique teaching methods, and a dedicated beginner mountain with a new facility designed to make getting from the parking area to the slopes as effortless as possible. Hunter has inspired Burton to designate the hill as an official Learn-to-Ride center. What’s that? Burton engineers have innovated Learn-to-Ride (LTR) products specifically designed to accelerate learning. Developed in conjunction with the American Association of Snowboard Instructors (AASI) and major resorts around North America, the LTR methodology assists people to link turns—actually feel what it’s like to snowboard—in the first lesson. Coupled with the LTR learner-specific products, it’s a methodology that makes learning to snowboard fun, easy and painless. OK, not painless. Hunter Mountain has recently been recognized by the National Ski Areas Association for its dedication to the growth of snowsports, earning the industry award for having the Best Program to Grow the Sport to New Participants. Lastly, Hunter has performance camps and workshops all winter long: Women Learn to Ride, Mogul Workshops, Slalom Workshops, and Park and Pipe Seminars. There are many more reasons to ride Hunter, but the best way is to discover them for yourself—ride its perfectly groomed slopes, drink in one of the many popular pubs and eat from the area’s many restaurants.

Event Intensity Level

This trip is designed for all levels of skier or snowboarder.

 

Event Details

  • Bring Water and lunch, or money to buy lunch. Dry change of clothes for the ride home; lockers available at the lodge.
  • Wear Appropriate ski or snowboard clothing; your own gear if you have it.
  • Departure times & Locations Union Square: 14th and 4th Avenue Walgreens: 6:00 AM.
  • Times Square: 42nd Street between 7–8th Avenues, Victory Theatre 6:15 AM.
  • Please arrive 15 minutes prior for check–in. Please check weekend subway schedules! Our trips leave on time.
  • Return Time Approximately 7:30 PM.
  • Please note: The base price is for transportation and lift ticket only. If you need to rent equipment and/or lesson, please add the items at checkout. We need to know your height, weight, and boot size. Snowboard only: Left or right foot forward.

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Intensity Levels

This event or trip is Intensity Level None.

Overview

Adventures at All Skill Levels

We offer adventures for everyone, no matter what your skill level. This guide will help you decide which trip is right for you.

  • Activity

    How long (in hours) you may be active every day during the trip.

  • Distances

    You should feel confident that you would be able to complete these distances every day of your trip.

  • Surfaces

    What types of terrain you may encounter and should be prepared for on your trip.

  • Elevation Change

    The largest elevation change you may encounter on your trip.

  • Altitude

    The highest elevation you may reach on your trip.

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Intensity Levels

This event or trip is Intensity Level None.

Level 1

Laid-Back, Unhurried, Restful

  • Activity

    1 – 3 hours

  • Distances

    Walk or hike less than 3 miles

  • Surfaces

    Flat terrain

  • Elevation Change

    Little or none

  • Altitude

    Less than 3,000 feet

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Intensity Levels

This event or trip is Intensity Level None.

Level 2

Easy Active — Perfect for Active First-Timers

  • Activity

    2 – 5 hours

  • Distances

    Hike up to 6 miles, cycle 10 – 30 miles most days

  • Surfaces

    Flat or rolling terrain with some steeps possible

  • Elevation Change

    Up to 1,500 feet per day

  • Altitude

    Up to 6,000 feet

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Intensity Levels

This event or trip is Intensity Level None.

Level 3

Moderate — for Novices & Above

  • Activity

    4 – 6 hours most days

  • Distances

    Hike up to 10 miles, cycle 20 – 40 miles most days

  • Surfaces

    Rolling or mountainous terrain with some steeps

  • Elevation Change

    Up to 2,000 feet per day

  • Altitude

    Up to 10,000 feet

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Intensity Levels

This event or trip is Intensity Level None.

Level 4

Vigorous — Recommended for Fit Travelers with Basic Skills

  • Activity

    5 – 8 hours most days

  • Distances

    Hike up to 12 miles, cycle 30 – 50 miles most days

  • Surfaces

    Mountainous, exposed terrain with steep ascents/descents and uneven trails

  • Elevation Change

    Up to 3,000 feet per day

  • Altitude

    Up to 14,000 feet

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Intensity Levels

This event or trip is Intensity Level None.

Level 5

Strenuous — Very Fit or Experienced Travelers

Experience required; doctor’s release may be required (if so, will be noted in trip description).

  • Activity

    10 plus hours per day

  • Distances

    Hike 12 or more miles, cycle 50 miles most days

  • Surfaces

    Remote mountainous, exposed terrain with steep ascent and descents, uneven trails with loose features

  • Elevation Change

    Up to 4,000+ feet per day

  • Altitude

    May well exceed 14,000 feet

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Please be sure to enter the total number of people in the Qty box. In addition, be sure to include your friends’ names and cell-phone numbers on the final Checkout page. The final discount price is the price per person, multiplied by the Qty you enter.

Reminder about Trip Conditions

We closely monitor snow, ice and related weather conditions before each trip. Lack of snow or similar, unsatisfactory weather/trail/river conditions may lead to changes to the trip or rescheduling or cancellation.

Please consult the individual trip description or Event Calendar for notice of any such changes. Refer to our full Policies page for more information about reservations and cancellations.


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Testimonials

I thoroughly enjoyed the Hike, Wine and Fondue trip, it totally exceeded my expectations. I have already suggested it and other Outdoor Bound trips to friends. Eugene was a great guide, not only by keeping us on trail, but also by giving us lessons in map and trail reading. We had a lot of fun during the hike and then afterwards at Swizz. Nothing is better after a day in the snow than wine and warm food. — Lisa