Wild Mountain

Today was my first time ever skiing. Got private lessons with Karen who made it a fantastic experience! It's clear when someone does their job with a passion. Completely converted me into this sport. 100% worth the drive from Rochester! I only did the two easiest green slopes this far but I will say this place is very beginner friendly. Great teachers, polite people on the slopes. There's a lil cafeteria here and the options are decent and a tad pricey. Restrooms are clean. Will come back

Haven't been to Wild Mountain in YEARS. Since Mother Nature gave us a little snow the past few days, my close friends and I decided to give the starlight snow tubing session from 6:00pm-8:00pm a go. Plenty of parking on sight. Check-in process was quick and easy. There was a bit of a line for tubing, but it moved quickly and we were able to go down the hill many times. Staff working outside were nice and even offered to give us a push multiple times. If I'm remembering correctly, there's 5 lanes to pick from and hills are steep and fast. The lights and music made the experience more fun. They also had a bonfire burning which puts the cherry on top of the experience. The only thing missing was a s'mores station. Online ticket pricing was seamless. I appreciate being able to read, review, and sign the waiver online instead of on sight during check-in. Fantastic time was had by our party of 3. Will definitely be back before the snow season ends.

Fun place, has wet rides and dry rides. You have to buy a wrist band. You can either buy just for the dry or wet rides, or have it for both. About $20 for choosing wet/dry or $40 for both.Love the alpine slide, fun to ride little carts down a big winding trail. Get to ride ski lift up which is relaxing.Has 4 big water slides, 3 of them have to use an intertube, and the other just your body. Getting to each waterside there's a mini hike uphill and some stairs. Good exercise!Warning (black hole water slide) - hurts a little on the back and the water pressure when getting to the bottom also can hurt a little.)They do have a kitty pool for kids to play, which is separate from the water slides.Also the free fall! They have 2 Levels. You must be able to land properly and pass in order to go to the top level. No tricks or flips just jumping off.Go carts are fun, small course but it's a fun time for a couple hours. Recommend a try!

Wild Mountain is right. My god, what an experience. I purchased tickets through Group On and heard its a nice place for kids/teens. We packed lunches and left early. Drove a quite a ways to get here, celebrating my daughter's birthday. What a wash, it was very disappointing. Pool was disgusting, bouncy house was nasty however they did enjoy the go karts. It was a cold, nasty and the facility such a disappointment. Great thing we had backup plans. I wouldn't come back.

Don't expect a safe experience or an apology. Went for water park and go carts. It's nice they have picnic shelters to use for free. The splash pad and lazy river are great (but water was too cold even on a 90 degree day). Water slides and lazy river were extremely fun for the 6 and 11yr olds in our group. Bad thing was me and my 4 yr old got concussed and trapped between slides on one waterslide because they kept sending people down on top of us. Tragedy was narrowly averted only because a teenage guest stepped in to stop them, otherwise we would've drowned. Don't take kid who can't swim on their own on this as they can get knocked out and drowned even with a life vest on bc of how strong the current is and how they might send three 200+ lb people flying at you.

For the price, this ski hill is worth it! Lots of runs, a bit longer runs too. Skiing, even for just a day, has gotten so expensive. Wild Mountain had fair prices for a their night skiing, and I was able to go for a few hours without feeling it too badly in my bank account. Their runs had lots of snow (despite this snowless season...rip) and the chairs were all pretty fast with few lines. My only gripe is that there were so many younger kids who just flew around the hill with no ski etiquette, cut in lines, were shouting at each other, and honestly being pretty disruptive. Possibly my bad for going on a Saturday night tbh. I definitely don't want to sound like a Karen, I was a kid bombing runs on Saturday nights too at one point. Buuuut yeah not exactly my vibe anymore lol! If I were to come again, I'd maybe spend a bit more to go during the day and let the kids have the hills at night.

The service here for the alpine slides, go-karts, water slides, and free fall jump activity has greatly improved. My family (about 20+ people) had a great time from open to close and the staff was a big part of that. Our timing was great too because it wasn't dead or anything, but it wasn't busy either so the kids were able to be on slides and carts pretty much constantly. The grilling area is nice as well, it kept Grandpa busy and everyone well fed. We will be back.

Fun family experience but I was a little disappointed in the long line to get back up this hill. Ok not a little quite disappointed. You are given 2 hour time frame to tube but in that time we only got to go down maybe 6 times due to the huge line spanning the length of the tubing hill. $26 to tune for 2 hours = 6 times down the hill. We did walk up the hill but hard to do with the kids. Bring your own food they unnecessarily price gouged $8 for a small frozen pretzel with cheese. It was $6 or $7 for a crappy hot dog. Had it been less crowded where we didn't have to wait 20 minutes per ride dork the hill the kids would have been much happier so it could be a great place

What a terrible experience at the rental area.The young girl behind the counter for the rental boots was beyond annoyed with customers at opening time! Then it got better. The guy who handed me the snowboard to rent was a real gem. I wouldn't be surprised if he were the owner of the place or part of the family. He was so arrogant. I asked if for a size 157.He slammed a 155 board down and I asked him very nicely if that was the largest board he had because I was hoping for a 157. He looked at me like I was in the wrong and then decided to berate me in front of the other customers going on and on to make sure I knew we were talking about 2 centimeters. I was floored. I hope he can move on and find a job where he is not required to provide customer service.

We tried Wild Mountain for the first time this year as we got a free ticket with our season pass at Spirit Mtn. It was an easy drive from the metro area, and very accessible despite heavy snowfall the day before. Although we visited early in the season (mid-December) there were enough runs open for a fun afternoon of skiing. Our only complaint was that a few of the runs were closed to the public for the local ski teams to practice. However, the staff did a great job of quickly re-opening these runs when the ski team moved on.