Gore Mountain - Sunway to Pete's Paradise to Jamboree

Sunway to Pete's Paradise to Jamboree is a beginner ski run located at Gore Mountain. The trails run from the Saddle Lodge, down to the main base area and the bottom of the Adirondack Express II chairlift. The run begins to the slight left of the top of the Adirondack Express II on Sunway. Sunway curves to the right, passing underneath the Adirondack Express chairlift, before curving gradually to the right, continuing gently down the mountain. At an intersection with Quicksilver, the trail stays to the right and eventually reaches the top of the Sunway chairlift. Here, I stayed to the left to ski onto Pete's Paradise, which continues straight down the mountain, parallel to the chairlift. At the end of the trail, I stayed to the left, crossing underneath the Sunway chairlift and onto Jamboree, which takes a turn to the left before arriving at the main base area.
Gore Mountain is a ski area located in North Creek, New York. The ski area is located in the Adirondacks Park in Eastern Upstate New York in Northern Warren County. Gore is located about a 30-minute drive northwest of Lake George, a 1h 30min drive north of Albany, and about a 4-hour drive north of New York City. Gore is known for its vast variety of terrain, spread across multiple mountain areas, comprising the largest ski area in the State of New York. The Northwoods Area, located above the main base area, comprises a large variety of fun groomers and terrain parks; the Topridge Area features a few intermediate and advanced trails; the Straight Brook Area features some of Gore's most famous terrain with some trails such as The Rumor and Lies being some of New York's most difficult ski trails, the High Peaks area which features primarily intermediate terrain off of the summit of Gore Mountain; the North Side which features fun and narrow beginner and intermediate trails; the Burnt Ridge Area, known for its long gladed runs; and the North Creek Ski Bowl Area, which serves terrain near the town of North Creek. The ski area is owned by the State of New York and operated by the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) and is therefore on the Ski3 Pass, which also includes access to Whiteface and Belleayre.
Vertical: 1,494 ft
Length: 1.56 mi
Filmed on December 22, 2022
Filmed on the GoPro Hero 9 Black with the Max Lens Mod attached

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Easy little run. My go to warm up