The Hidden Valley Club

Location

Sussex County

United States

41° 11' 15.504" N, 74° 28' 50.3796" W

General info:

Hidden Valley is another backyard ski area for New Yorkers. You will find 36 skiable acres serviced by four lifts on 12 runs. They have a vertical of about 620 feet. Night skiing is available and snowboarding is allowed on all trails.

BASE: 815ft
SUMMIT: 1435ft
VERTICAL DROP: 620ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 4
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 3
Surface: 1

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