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Holiday Valley Ranked 5th in the EastNews Posted by ngski on Tuesday, September 27, 2005 - Printer Friendly Version
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Press Release provided by Holiday Valley Ski Resort
We're proud to announce that Holiday Valley is again among the best in the East by Ski Magazine Readers. Each spring, the magazine sends out several thousand surveys to its subscribers and they vote on resorts they have visited in the past 2 years. When all the data in the various categories was tallied, Holiday Valley ranked 5th in the East. Holiday Valley also received national “top 10” ratings in several categories. Be sure to pick up Ski Magazine's October issue for all of the details and the other winning resorts. We may not be the tallest mountain in the East, but we're BIG on service, lifts, snowmaking, grooming and facilities! Here are some of the best marks...
- Lifts - 2nd in the East; 10th nationally
- On Mountain Food - 3rd in the East
- Apres Ski - 4th in the East; 10th nationally
- Family Programs - 4th in the East; 8th nationally
- Service - 6th in the East
- Dining - 6th in the East
- Grooming - 7th in the East
- Off Hill Activities - 7th in the East
- Access – 7th in the East
- Value – 10th in the East
More than 20,000 SKI Magazine subscribers of two or more years are surveyed by an independent research firm for the “Top 50 Resort Guide.” It is the most comprehensive and longest-running ski resort survey in the winter sports industry. Resorts are ranked in 17 categories: Region, Snow, Grooming, Terrain, Challenge, Value, Lifts, Service, Weather, Access, On-Mountain Food, Lodging, Dining, Aprés Ski, Off-Hill Activities, Family Programs, Scenery and Terrain Parks by SKI subscribers who have skied the resorts for the past two seasons, skiing an average of 23 days a year.
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