January 11, 2008 - The opening lines in this week’s New York Times article, New York’s Overlooked Ski Resorts read: “Do you know which state has the most ski resorts? It’s not Colorado, Vermont, Utah, California or New Hampshire, though those are the usual suspects. The answer is New York.” It goes on to mention Holiday Valley:

“It’s not as if New York’s resorts are considered inferior. Among the most devoted skiers and snowboarders, New York’s winter resorts are far from a secret. In Ski Magazine’s most recent annual ranking of Eastern ski resorts, Whiteface Mountain outside Lake Placid came in No. 3 and Holiday Valley in Ellicottville was No. 5. Only two New England resorts, Smuggler’s Notch at No. 2 and Stowe at No. 4 (both in Vermont), were ranked higher.”

Check out the New York Times latest mention of Ellicottville in the January 11th article.

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