7s has a lot more variety and amenities than Laurel Mountain (which I’m assuming you mean by laurel highlands). Laurel has 3 runs, one of which is the steepest in PA, one lift and the snow is getting pretty scarce at the top.
I’d say go to 7s on a weekday or a Sunday if you’re split between the two. Laurel is cool too though if you want to bring your own lunch into the lodge and spend your time at a smaller place. The schlep is way easier at Laurel.
fiveoff7 t1_jab7hm9 wrote
Reply to Snow quality in the mountains, for skiing... Laurel Highlands or Seven Springs? by Der_Missionar
7s has a lot more variety and amenities than Laurel Mountain (which I’m assuming you mean by laurel highlands). Laurel has 3 runs, one of which is the steepest in PA, one lift and the snow is getting pretty scarce at the top.
I’d say go to 7s on a weekday or a Sunday if you’re split between the two. Laurel is cool too though if you want to bring your own lunch into the lodge and spend your time at a smaller place. The schlep is way easier at Laurel.