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Terry Peak

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21120 Stewart Slope Rd

Lead, SD 57754

+1 (605) 584-2165

https://terrypeak.com

One of South Dakota's largest ski areas featres trails for snowmobiles.

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3.512 reviews

Jon C.

12/26/2012

Since my childhood, I have immensely enjoyed the Terry Peak Ski Area. Thankfully, as I grew older, the ski resort continued to make substantial improvements to the mountain and its facilities....

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Holly B.

12/30/2023

A fun place to learn to ski, the younger staff member group are very grumpy, unhelpful and down right rude, especially in the rental area. We had positive experience with the older staff....

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Cole P.

3/14/2022

Skiiing? More like stand in line. Welcome to Terry's peak where you pay for a all day pass then wait in line HALF OF THE DAY! Terry is a scam. This process is is not for the benefit of the cash...

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Mark J.

3/9/2022

Very rude staff. Ski patrol kept harassing myself and some family members in which are annual pass holders to "inspect our passes". They did this 4 times prior (within 1.5Hrs) before we decided to...

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Chad S.

1/10/2023

Fantastic place to ski. Tons of slopes for every level of skier. Food is great. Easy to get to.

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