Greek Peak is racing to overhaul its snowmaking system in just one year instead of four, according to the Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin.
The $3 million project starts after the 2026 ski season and aims to finish before next winter. Plans include 250 new snow guns, a powerful pump boosting water flow, and 33,000 feet of new pipeline.
Leaders say the upgrades will expand coverage across multiple trails and improve efficiency. The goal: more reliable snow and a stronger push to stay a top regional ski destination. The faster timeline reflects growing competition among ski resorts.
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