Toggenburg Ski Center

Skiing was great. Mountain was well groomed and the kids had a blast in the terrain park. Short lift lines and sun made for a great day. Topped it off with a great meal in «the Foggy Goggle Restaurant.». Had a cowboy steak that was as good as any steak I have had any restaurant. My wife had the Salmon which was equally good. The kids added some fun for dessert with the make your own s’mores dish. Good time

was their Sunday sliding was awesome place was packed with short wait for lifts Can’t say that for Foggy Goggle there was a line into base lodge to get in .Came back after 2 runs and had a great meal I had the Hunters Grill and my wife had Bam Bam Ahi. they have a beer sampler called a brewski cool and a decent wine list Had a great day

If you’re going to be skiing in the Syracuse area, put this place on your list. A couple of nice, fun runs and some gentle slopes that are great for teaching kiddos. That said, plan on skiing around lots of little ones. Pretty need to be on alert all the time. There are always plenty of jumps and other fun to keep the lack of vertical interesting. It can get crowded on weekends, so try to come early. Foggy Goggle is a pretty great ski bar, so don’t forget your apres ski beer.

Small resort — not fit for those really looking for some good trails but their fries are what makes me miss it. Super crispy (I think it’s deep fried twice — or even 8x) and perfect after a day of snowboarding/​skiing, or in between, or before or without.

Very unassuming ski resort just South of downtown Syracuse, a place the locals have kept well hidden. This was Presidents Day weekend, with two days of fresh snow, and there were no crowds… amazing! Granted it’s not exactly on the Winter sports destination hot spot list, and is mighty small (15 or so trails, and two lifts), but perfect for a day trip getaway from the masses.
Super friendly staff, my 3 year old had his first ski lesson, and we were so pleased with his experience… as was he.
Hofbrau house style main lodge, with a gem of a watering hole/eatery…the Foggy Goggle. Word is that a local downtown restauranteur/​chef took up the kitchen, and turn this well seasoned ski lodge bar into a borderline gourmet pub, that can stand on it’s own as a destination. Great local beer selection, and a very nice wine list doesn’t hurt either.
Don’t come here expecting West coast style slopes, but do come here looking for short lift lines, and some fun glade runs.