At two or three years old, Olympic Bronze & Silver Medalist, Andrew Weibrecht, made his first turns at Whiteface Mountain. While his career now takes him competing around the globe, his home mountain still holds a special place in his heart. Andrew reflects on his early days with a sense of nostalgia but is also excited about the changes at Whiteface. From new trails, gentle slopes and challenging steeps to 98% snowmaking coverage groomed to perfection by a state-of-the-art Pisten Bully, Whiteface delivers on the promise of the best skiing experience in the East.
Rediscover Whiteface Mountain with Andrew Weibrecht
About
Andrew Weibrecht
Andrew Weibrecht is a member of the US Ski Team. His most notable accomplishments include winning a bronze medal for Super G in 2010 at the Vancouver Olympics and winning the Super G silver medal in 2014 in Sochi.
Andrew was born on February 10, 1986 and grew up in Lake Placid, New York. He is one of five siblings and was inspired by his older brother, Jonathan, to start skiing when he was five years old. In his younger years, he raced with the New York Ski Education Foundation at Whiteface Mountain and went on to attend Dartmouth College. Andrew and his wife Denja have a baby girl named Addy.