Catskills Pride Ski Weekend goes regional in 2027! From February 5–7, celebrations and events will take place across the Catskills region, bringing the LGBTQ+ community and allies together for three days of skiing, snowboarding, entertainment and festivities.
This year, Plattekill Mountain and Holiday Mountain join the celebration, and Big Gay Hudson Valley comes on board as a program partner. Belleayre Mountain, the first ski resort in New York State to host a Pride Ski Weekend, remains the centerpiece of the weekend with special ticket pricing, a Snow Your Pride Ski Run an Apres Ski Tea Dance and a visit from Paige Turner.
Belleayre Mountain, Plattekill Mountain, Holiday Mountain & locations throughout the Catskills
February 5–7, 2027
Updated ticket pricing and off-mountain events will be announced on November 1, 2026. To join the Pride Ski Weekend e-blast list for the latest information, email Tourism@ulstercountyny.gov
Whether you’re hitting the slopes or exploring Ulster County, which features a wide array of LGBTQ+ owned and allied shops, restaurants and bars, Catskills Pride Ski Weekend offers something for everyone!
A short drive from Belleayre Mountain, communities like Big Indian, Phoenicia and Mt. Tremper are welcoming destinations for the LGBTQ+ community to explore.
Events like Catskills Pride Ski Weekend are vital for ensuring queer visibility and strengthening businesses and organizations that serve LGBTQ+ people, particularly in the greater New York region.
With new mountains, new partners and celebrations across the Catskills, the 2027 weekend is the biggest one yet.
Learn more about how you can celebrate pride and increase awareness of the LGBTQ+ community with these days of recognition and holidays.
Celebrated every June, this is a month to honor the history, contributions, and rights of the LGBTQ+ community.
Held on March 31, this is a day to dedicated to celebrating transgender individuals and raising awareness of discriminations they face.
Held on May 17, this day aims to raise awareness of and combat discrimination and violence against LGBTQ+ individuals.
Observed on May 24, this day raises awareness and celebrates pansexual and panromantic identities within the LGBTQ+ community.
Celebrated on July 16, this day promotes drag culture and its impact on LGBTQ+ visibility, creativity, and self-expression.
Held on October 11, this day encourages individuals to openly express their LGBTQ+ identities and fosters awareness and support for those navigating the coming out process.
