Garnet Hill Lodge

Garnet Hill Lodge was perfect for our ski and snowboard getaway. The lodge staff was extremely friendly, kind and helpful. They made us feel right at home. Check in and check out were super easy. They have their own Nordic Ski trails which were awesome and the complimentary breakfast and sandwich bar for lunch were perfect for a day on the slopes. 10/10 would stay again.

My only complaint would be the breakfast buffet which is nowhere near as good as it used to bed. Excellent cold cuts were provided at breakfast since there is not lunch dining option. The renovated rooms are very nice.

I thoroughly enjoyed my recent stay at the Garnet Hill Lodge. The staff was courteous, professional and friendly – from the ski guides to the waitstaff to the administrative folks. The cross-country ski trails were well-groomed and marked for a variety of skill levels. The owners were accessible and even took time to ski with our group. Food in the main lodge was excellent. it was the kind of trip that gives you a comfortable pause after you depart. Accommodations were wonderful (Birches cabin).

My wife and I went to Garnet Hill last week. When I went to ask a question of a staff member I had to wait 7 minutes and 24 seconds so the staff member of the outdoor center could finish his conversation with one of the regular customers and tell me where the bathroom was located. In conclusion, if you are a regular at the outdoor center you will be treated well. If you a newcomer, like my wife and I you will be ignored. My review only refers to the outdoor center no other part of the facility.

Authentic historical inn with great staff and great food. Perfect for visiting Gore Mountain. We loved it!

This is a wonderful cross country ski lodge. The trails are great and are well groomed. The food is excellent. The dinner steak I had the other night was terrific and they serve a great breakfast. A new feature is that they provide cold cuts for you to make your own bag lunch, and they were very good. The rooms are not fancy, but the lodge is lovely with a fantastic huge fireplace. It takes you back to when the Great Lodges were built in the Adirondacks. I wrote a review about Lapland Lake and these are the two places that I go to every year to nordic ski. I prefer the trails at Garnet because they go more out and back and provide wonderful views of the high peaks.