Blue Knob All Seasons Resort is known for its challenging terrain and is often considered to have some of the most difficult ski runs in Pennsylvania. The resort receives an average snowfall of around 100 inches per year, which supports a skiing season that generally runs from December through March. The terrain is varied, with a mix of beginner, intermediate, and expert trails, but it is particularly known for its advanced slopes. There is a terrain park for those interested in freestyle skiing and snowboarding. While there are no designated backcountry areas, the resort does offer cross country skiing trails. Night skiing is available on select trails, enhancing the resort's appeal to those who enjoy evening runs. The lift system includes a mix of chairlifts and surface lifts. The views from the resort are picturesque, with the Allegheny Mountains providing a scenic backdrop. Blue Knob is family-friendly, offering ski lessons and activities for all ages. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, guests can enjoy snow tubing, which is a popular activity at the resort. There are no ice skating, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, or sledding areas at Blue Knob. However, the resort's focus on skiing and snowboarding, along with its challenging terrain, makes it a favorite among enthusiasts looking for a more adventurous experience on the slopes.