Paoli Peaks Southern Indiana Ski Resort Final Weekend 2022

We waited and waited for the cold air to get here. Then we waited for it to stay cold enough in Southern Indiana so that the crews at Paoli Peaks could make their snow. It seems like as fast as it arrived, the cold temperatures are disappearing and so is ski season.

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Now that we are feeling those temperatures in the 60s and 70s this week, it looks like we will have to say goodbye for now to the slopes. Paoli Peaks announced that Sunday, March 6, 2022, will be their final day of operation until next winter.

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What's in Store for the Final Weekend

Unfortunately, Snow Tubing was not able to open this season. But, you will be able to do some Skiing & Snowboarding!.

Hours - Eastern Time Zone

Thursday and Friday: 1pm - 8pm EST
Saturday and Sunday: 11am - 6pm EST

PAOLI PEAKS NO CASH POLICY

Ok, you will spend money, but bring the plastic. It is recommended to book ahead online, so then it's taken care of.

PAOLI PEAKS CLEANING ENHANCEMENTS

You might think that the freezing snow would kill all of the germs! Of course, we know that isn't really the case. Hand sanitizing stations are provided throughout the resort. They are frequently using EPA-approved products that kill the COVID-19
virus.

PAOLI PEAKS IMPORTANT DINING INFORMATION

Remember these two words: RESERVATIONS & VACCINATIONS. Reservations are recommended, and proof of vaccinations is required.

"Guests ages 12 and over will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccinations to dine at our indoor, on-mountain quick-service (cafeteria-style) restaurants."

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