Stay tuned for more exciting updates for our snowmakers! Other Recent Improvements Over 300 new HKD snowguns will be installed on our new trail on Burnt Ridge, as well as Showcase, Uncas, and Chatiemac.
This 60’ wide intermediate-rated trail with grooming and snowmaking capabilities will enter near the top of the Burnt Ridge Quad and run alongside the Barkeater Glades, ending just uphill of the Roaring Brook Bridge at the bottom of The Pipeline, making your adventure to Little Gore Mountain and the Ski Bowl more direct and easily accessible! New Snowmaking Equipment Since working with ORDA, Dady was awarded the 2020 NSAA Safety Champion and the Excellence in Risk Management Award from the Public Employee Risk Management Association.We are committed to continuous improvements to your Gore Mountain experience! BACKWOODS – NEW Blue Square Trail on Burnt Ridge Mountain – Coming for 22/23! Today, she oversees safety and risk management operations across all ORDA facilities. Cindy Dady, known across the ski industry as “Safety Cindy,” joined the ORDA team as Risk Manager in 2019, bringing decades of ski resort experience. Gore Mountain’s innovation directly reflects ORDA’s comprehensive commitment to safety across its venues. “The work includes regular safety reminders in snow reports, videos and slides in the Base Lodge, printed material and signage, safety education in the mountain’s regular podcasts, frequent social media posts, and even a safety booth.” “Our team works year-round to keep safety at the forefront,” states Gore Mountain Health and Safety Supervisor Mark Roberts. (From left) Gore Mountain Health and Safety SupervisorMark Roberts, ORDA Risk Manager Cindy Dady, and Gore General Manager James “Bone” Bayse with Best Overall Safety Program award.
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Prevalent displays of the skiers’ and riders’ seven-point responsibility code developed by NSAA.Safety is an ongoing focus at Gore Mountain, with consistent and highly visible messaging. “We could be recognized for many things, but this one we appreciate the most because it demonstrates our respect and care for skiers and riders, and it’s a key part of our creating a great on-mountain experience for everyone.” “To be recognized for Gore’s commitment to safety is an honor,” states Gore Mountain General Manager James Bayse. Gore Mountain General Manager James “Bone” Bayse accepting Safety Award at NSAA National Convention in Nashville, TN.
This is Gore Mountain’s third national safety award over a five-year span: Guest Safety in 2018, Overall Safety in 2020, and this year’s award. Presented at the NSAA National Convention in Nashville, TN, on May 14, 2022, the award recognizes the industry’s best, most innovative work to maintain the safety of guests and employees. The New York Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) proudly announces that Gore Mountain has been recognized by the National Ski Areas Association for the 2022 Best Overall Safety Program.
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