The onsite hotel and lodge is open year-round and offers 114 rooms and multiple options for weddings and meetings.

[2] Irv Naylor, the owner and founder of Snow Time, Inc. purchased the mountain in 1974 and renamed it Ski Liberty.

In 2015, Liberty Mountain completed building the new Highland Lodge which brought their total number of hotel rooms up to 116, while adding state-of-the-art meeting and conference space, as well as replacing the two restaurants from Carroll Valley with Eagle & the Owl, a public house themed restaurant and Ike's Chophouse.

The trail names are as follows: Easier Trails: Nova, Sneaky Pete, Dipsy Doodle, First Class Area, Lower Blue Streak, Snow Cat Alley More Difficult Trails: Upper Heavenly, Lower Heavenly, Whitney's Way, Lower Ultra, Lower Eastwind, Lower Strata, Sidewinder Most Difficult Trails: White Lightning, Upper Blue Streak Extremely Difficult Trails: Upper Ultra, Upper Eastwind, Upper Strata Terrain Parks: Vertigo Park, West Side Park, East Side Park, Adventure Alley The Half Pipe at Liberty Mountain has since been removed as it was deemed too much work to maintain and cover with snow.

The area where the Half Pipe was located was filled in and is now the East Side terrain park.