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I Thought I Knew This Mountain I’ve spent a lot of time wandering around Greek Peak. I know where the snow tends to pile up first. I know which trails hold onto winter a little longer than the others. I know what 33,000 feet of snowmaking pipe looks like before it disappears underground. I have,

Maybe It’s Time to Give Trax Another Look Restaurants have a funny way of getting frozen in time. You have a meal somewhere, form an opinion, and sometimes that opinion sticks around a whole lot longer than the menu does. But restaurants change. Teams change. Ideas change. And in the case of Trax Pub &

Mountain Mike’s What-If Conspiracy Theory: The Pipes Aren’t for Snowmaking If you’ve spent any time around Greek Peak this summer, you’ve probably noticed something: we have been burying a whole lot of pipe. Trenches here. Excavators there. Pipe disappearing into the mountain in every direction. Officially, it’s all part of the big snowmaking upgrades we’ve

The Mountain After 5: Stay for the Sunset at Greek Peak There’s a version of Greek Peak you don’t really get to know until later in the day. The sun starts dropping behind the hills. The temperature eases off. The mountain gets a little quieter. And suddenly, that trail you passed earlier, that chairlift you

Waiting 45 Minutes Before Swimming, and Other Rules You Can Break at Greek Peak Every family has rules. Some are important. Wear a helmet. Be nice to your sister. Do not attempt to carry four waterpark tubes, two towels, and a plate of chicken tenders at the same time. Others are a little harder to