This blog is about life as a graduate student at SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry. It is maintained by current graduate students at the Office of Instruction and Graduate Studies.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Outdoors: Winter fun
For those that enjoy outdoor activities during the winter months, options abound. Highland Forest, Beaver Lake, Oneida Shores, and Onondaga Lake Park are popular for cross-country skiing. You can view trail conditions and maps here.
Sledding at Thornden Park or at one of the snow bowls on South Campus is always fun (and free).
Downhill skiing locations include Labrador Mountain (my favorite), Toggenburg, Song Mountain. Special discounts for college students include $15 lift tickets, special "college night" events, and various other promotions at all three locations. Toggenburg also offers snow tubing.
Further North, Whiteface in Lake Placid, home to the 1936 and 1980 Winter Olympics, offers the largest vertical drop east of the Rockies. Gore Mountain in the Adirondacks, and, closer to home, Greek Peak round out the skiing possibilities.
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