Titus Mountain
Malone, NY
Terrain Breakdown
About Titus Mountain
Titus Mountain in Malone, NY is a New York option with 1,200 ft of vertical, N/A (skiable acres not consistently published in corroborated sources), and 53 trails. Its terrain mix is listed as Beginner 34% | Intermediate 38% | Advanced 22% | Expert 6%, which helps with planning for ability-level balance across a ski day. The mountain operates 9 lifts for circulation, so current lift status should guide lap sequencing and peak-time choices. Pass affiliation listed in this profile: Indy Pass.
Lift System
10500 passengers/hourChair Lifts & Gondolas
Surface Lifts & Carpets
Learn to Ski
Titus offers surprising variety for far-north Adirondacks, with balanced beginner (34%) and intermediate (38%) terrain plus challenging advanced runs. Night skiing adds flexibility for weekday learning sessions after work or school.
Lodging
Malone is a working town in the far northern Adirondacks with modest lodging and vacation rentals. The mountain attracts serious local skiers and families seeking long evenings under lights without the drive times to major resorts further south.
Apres-Ski
Malone offers casual local dining and basic base-lodge amenities rather than destination après-ski. Après-ski appeal centers on the night-skiing experience itself and friendly community atmosphere.
Best Time to Visit
Titus often opens early in November and maintains late-season skiing through early April. Night skiing allows skiers to maximize winter evening hours; midweek visits offer the quietest experience in this far-north location.
Night Skiing
Fri & Sat 4:30–9pm — 15 lit trails plus two lit terrain parks, included with an all-day ticket.
Schedules change through the season — confirm on the official site before you go.