Ski mountains are a popular winter destination for New Yorkers, crucial for drawing tourists to Central New York during colder months. 

Greek Peak is planning to make snow on the mountain by the end of the week. As the winter weather outlook suggests, this season might be a slightly warmer one.

But Greek Peak doesn’t expect that it will deter visitors. In fact, they think there might be more people coming down the slopes.

What You Need To Know

  • Greek Peak plans to start making snow by the end of this week or early next week

  • They're hoping to open for the season by early December

  • Greek Peak has 30 new snow machines this year

  • They're updating snow-making infrastructure over the next 4-5 years

Snow machines will be coating Greek Peak for a fun season with 30 new snow machines.

“Generally, this time of year, we’re prepping all of our systems for the ski season. We test all of our snowmaking lines out, we go through all of our snowmaking guns, do the yearly maintenance on them, all of our chair lifts go through several inspections," said Wesley Kryger, president of Greek Peak Holdings.

There’s plans over the next four to five years to replace the facility's snow-making infrastructure.

Greek Peak is hoping to have its doors open for the season in early December.