New for 2022 - 2023
Roundtop Mountain Resort is just two hours from Philadelphia and Washington D.C. The resort features night skiing seven nights a week and 100% snowmaking, making it a popular winter ski destination.  For the upcoming ski season, Roundtop has added new LED lighting to its Minuteman Trail, enhancing the night-time skiing and riding experience. Additionally, you can look forward to the re-opening of on-mountain dining options and more seasonal events.

Winter Fun

Roundtop Mountain Resort has been a family favorite since 1964. The resort offers 19 slopes and 8 lifts with 100% snowmaking. Roundtop offers terrain for all ability levels, two terrain parks and a half pipe. Their learn to ski and snowboard program was recently named the best in the country by the National Ski Areas Association. The popular Snow Rangers and Mountaineers children's programs do not require a reservation. The Fireside Pub & Grill offers table service dining and drinks with a great view of the slopes. A large tubing area features a covered Magic Carpet, 9 long runs and it's own lodge.

What's New: 

- Replaced longer sizes of adult rental skis. Completing a 3-year refresh of all adult rental ski gear and all snowboard gear.
- Expanding loading area for Drummer Boy Quad (beginner lift) to allow for easier loading.
- Added Pailisade Glade - our first gladed area.
- Replaced snowmaking pipe on Minuteman to increase snowmaking efficiency.
- Added 8 new HKD snow guns to Ramrod slope.

Featured Deal: 

Check back in winter to see how you can save!

History

The history of Roundtop started with our founder, Irv Naylor. Irv loved to ski and would often make weekend ski trips to Vermont. However the appeal of driving all night, skiing all day, partying all night, skiing all day then driving home in time for work on Monday began to wear thin. After a day of skiing at Blair Mountain in Dillsburg, Irv decided there must be a way to provide better skiing in this area.

Irv found a group of like minded business people from York who were willing to invest in a local ski area and Ski Roundtop was born.

On Saturday November 28, 1964, Ski Roundtop officially opened. It had everything it needed, a chairlift, two rope tows, 4 slopes but something was missing…snow!

In 1974, a struggling ski area called Charnita was purchased and Ski Liberty was born.

In 1981, Ski Windham joined the Roundtop family.

1999 marked a momentous occasion as our friends from Whitetail joined the family. Roundtop continues to thrive and offer year-round fun. Roundtop, Liberty and Whitetail are now part of Peak Resorts. Peak now operates 17 successful resorts spanning from Missouri to New Hampshire.

What's happening at Roundtop? Events Calendar