Vermont Resorts

Most of the ski resorts found in the state have state of the art snowmaking so you can expect to ski in Vermont from December through to March and some years longer. The majority of resorts are located from north to south in the Green Mountain range. The largest resort is Killington which extends across six interconnected mountain peaks. Stowe is Vermont's highest peak. Mad River Glen located in Fayston is renowned for it's telemark skiing. This cooperative ski resort is just that...no snowboarding. In the northern part of the state Jay Peak is famous for it's natural snow. Jay Peak also has an indoor waterpark.
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Killington
Central VT / Rutland
3050 ft vertical, 155 trails, 22 lifts, 1509 skiable acres
OPEN - 89 trails, 8 lifts
Killington Ski Resort located in Rutland, Vermont is the largest ski area in the Eastern United States. The resort extends across six interconnected mountain peaks. A seventh peak, Pico Mountain, is also owned by Killington but operates as a separate resort, however, with a Killington lift ticket you have access to Pico Mountain. Killington's 155 runs offer multiple terrain skiing and snowboarding experiences plus there are six terrain parks with over 50 features and 2 pipes. Killington Peak is where you'll find the 'Canyon Area' with some of the steepest terrain on the mountain. Sunrise Mountain is serviced by one lift and is all beginner terrain. Snowshoeing is becoming a really popular sport and Killington offers several guided snowshoe packages to choose from. There's also sleigh rides and snowmobiling activities. Head to the Killington Tubing Park for sliding under the evening lights. Unique dining experiences can be found at spots on the hill. Find chili to filet! Off mountain shops and activities abound.
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Stowe
Northern VT / Stowe
2360 ft vertical, 116 trails, 13 lifts, 485 skiable acres
OPEN - 20 trails, 6 lifts
Located on Mt Mansfield, Stowe Mountain Resort is Vermont's highest peak. The four seasons ski resort is located near the town of Stowe in northern Vermont just 40 minutes from the states largest airport. The skiing area is comprised of two peaks - Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak divided into 6 distinct areas with 116 trails for skiers and snowboarders. Mansfield Triple is ranked high for it's freestyle terrain parks from top-to-bottom. Stowe has more mile long lifts than any other resort in the east. So you don't miss anything look for the Stowe hosts on the mountain who will help with any question you may have. The Cross Country and Snowshoe Center offers up to 45km of groomed trails for skiing, 20km of snowshoe specific trails and 30km of backcountry terrain. For a unique ride head out through the trails on a Siberian Husky pulled sled. Lodging options are plenty as Stowe from the elegance of a slopeside lodge to condominiums and inns in nearby Stowe Village. The village has many boutique style shops for a relaxing day off mountain. The Vermont Ski Museum is located in Vermont and a do not miss for outdoor history buffs.
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Okemo Mountain Resort
Central VT / Rutland
2200 ft vertical, 120 trails, 19 lifts, 655 skiable acres
OPEN - 33 trails, 5 lifts
Okemo Mountain located near Ludlow offers southern Vermont's highest vertical at 2,200 ft. Trail difficulty is almost evenly divided between novice, intermediate, and advanced/expert. There are four main areas at Okemo, each with at least one high speed detachable quad. Okemo has a total of 8 terrain parks with a focus on terrain park progression and is home to the east's longest superpipe. There's lots to do for everyone at this resort. Not a skier or snowboarder or just want to see the mountain from different perspective? Then take a guided mountain tour inside a specially-designed snowcat right to the summit. Okemo Valley Nordic Center has a well-marked trail system covering 22km of Nordic tracked and skate-groomed terrain plus another13 km of trails dedicated to snowshoers. The multi-lane slopeside tubing park is located in Jackson Gore and makes a perfect apres ski activity. For an even bigger thrill The Timber Ripper is a roller-coaster style attraction that offers a scenic and exhilarating ride through alpine forests and along the contours of the mountain at Okemo's Jackson Gore. Winter guests can also enjoy skating in the regulation-sized hockey arena. Polaris snowmobiles let the kids enjoy a guided tour on a real kid-sized snowmobile! Okemo offers a huge variety of on-mountain dining options from a full-service restaurant to coffee shops and outdoor barbeques. There are several options for lodging right at the mountain.
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Sugarbush
Central VT / Waitsfield
2600 ft vertical, 111 trails, 16 lifts, 578 skiable acres
OPEN - 22 trails, 1 lifts
Sugarbush Resort is located in Warren, Vermont, southeast of Burlington. Sugarbush has 6 distinct peaks on two mountain areas that are separated by Slide Brook Basin. The majority of terrain is on the Lincoln Peak where trails lead down to Lincoln Peak Village with slopeside lodging, a general store and dining options. Castlerock Peak is the only peak on the resort that doesn't use snowmaking and is known for its steep, narrow winding New England style trails. The other peak, Mt. Ellen has one of the largest continuous vertical drops in Vermont. This peak offers panoramic views of both US and Canadian vistas. Sugarbush offers the only cat skiing in the East. This 12 person snow cat can be booked for a sunset groomer ride, catch first tracks or skiing Mt. Ellen. Ole's Cross Country Center is set up for classic and skate skiing over 45km of rolling trails and snowshoeing on designated terrain. Dogs are welcome at the Blueberry Lake Cross Country Center. Sugarbush offer lodging on and around the mountain and Mad River Valleys offer a variety of lodging options and a number of restaurants.
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Jay Peak
Northern VT / Newport
2153 ft vertical, 78 trails, 9 lifts, 385 skiable acres
OPEN - 27 trails, 1 lifts
Jay Peak Resort, famous for the most natural snowfall in the eastern US is located on Jay Peak in the Green Mountains of northern Vermont just a few miles from the Canadian Border. The resort sits between the village of Jay and Montgomery Center. It is easily accessible from international airports in Burlington, Vermont and Montreal, Canada. Jay Peak's 78 ski and snowboard trails, over 100 acres of gladed terrain and four terrain parks has something for everyone. The resort has 2 base lodges and a small lodge at the summit. Nearly all lodging is ski-in/ski-out and within walking distance to a lift. There is also a free resort shuttle. Jay Peak's Nordic Center is based in the Clubhouse with easy access to the 12 miles of groomed classic andNordic ski trails that wind throughout the golf course. Guided 2 hour snowshoe tours leave in the evening from the Clubhouse. The newest winter fun of fat bike riding is also available to rent from the Nordic Center.
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Smugglers Notch
Northern VT / Stowe
2610 ft vertical, 78 trails, 8 lifts, 1000 skiable acres
OPEN - 23 trails, 1 lifts
Smugglers Notch Ski Resort is located on the other side of the notch over from Stowe in the Green Mountains of northern Vermont. 'Smuggs' is well known for its top ski resort family program. The ski area is actually three interconnected mountains with over 1,000 acres of terrain. A self-contained resort village is located at the base.
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Stratton
Southern VT / Manchester
2003 ft vertical, 97 trails, 11 lifts, 670 skiable acres
OPEN - 53 trails, 7 lifts
Stratton Mountain Resort is located on the northeast slopes of the mountain about 2 hours from Albany, New York. At 3,875 feet it is one of Vermont's largest ski areas. Ski and snowboard on 97 trails over 670 skiable acres. The longest trail Mike's Way is a whopping 3 miles long. 160 acres are designated as gladed terrain. Intermediate and advanced skiers can head to the mountain from 9-10am where a resort host will give a free guided tour to explore the terrain that Stratton has to offer. Up to 5 terrain parks are maintained at Stratton. The parks are of varying size and difficulty designed for learning and progression. The Sun Bowl Activity Center has so much to do. Visit the real frozen wonderland at the ice castle with giant archways, ice thrones and winding mazes. The Tube Park features 4 lanes of lift-service runs open day and evening. Stratton Mountain's Nordic Center features 12km of groomed classic and ski trails plus snowshoeing in the Sunbowl Base Area. View the mountainvia dog sled team, rent a fat bike for peddling through the snow or sign up for an on the mountain snowmobile tour. Ice skating is on the pond in the Village Commons. Choose from several dining experiences some establishments providing the full apres ski environment with live music. Stratton offers a wide variety of lodging with choices throughout the resort.
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Magic Mountain
Southern VT / Manchester
1700 ft vertical, 43 trails, 4 lifts, 195 skiable acres
Plan to reopen on Friday December 13 (in 2 days)
Magic Mountain is an old-fashioned, no crowds winter ski destination located on Glebe Mountain in Londonderry, Vermont. It is best known for it's boundary-to-boundary skiing and riding featuring off-piste glades, trees and steep slopes. Magic Mountain allows uphill traffic via telemark, alpine touring and split board snowboards who, if they don't use the lift, have free access to the mountain. Hocus Pokus terrain park offers jumps and jibs for all abilities. Lifts tend to be slow but have the advantage of keeping the slopes free of crowds. Black Line Tavern located on the top floor of the base lodge offers a good local menu, music and drinks. To add to the fun at Magic Mountain take a slide down the tubing runs. A variety of lodgings can be found in the town of Londonderry.
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Mount Snow / Haystack
Southern VT / Manchester
1700 ft vertical, 80 trails, 20 lifts, 588 skiable acres
OPEN - 7 trails, 3 lifts
Mount Snow is a four season resort located about 2.5 hours from Boston in the Green Mountains of Southern Vermont and features four mountain faces of downhill skiing and snowboarding for all abilities: Main Face, North Face, Sunbrook, and Carinthia. Tree skiing is available on all four mountain faces. Carinthia face is home to 10 terrain parks with well over 100 features and it's where you will find the super pipe. If you are unfamiliar with Mount Snow look for the jacketed Ambassadors who are a team of professional volunteers who can give you a tour over some of the terrain and orient you to lifts, lodges, etc. They offer full customer service. The ski resort offers several retail outlets stocked with all snowboarding and skiing needs . You can find dining options throughout the resort. There's lots more to do at and around Mount Snow. The tubing hill is one of the biggest in Vermont, go dogsledding, snowmobiling or head over to Adams farm for an afternoon or evening traditional Vermont sleigh ride pulled by a team of Belgian draft horses. Cross country ski trail systems, rentals, and instruction are available across the road from Mount Snow at Timber Creek. Snowshoe trail passes and rentals can be obtained at the Mount Snow Sports located at The Grand Summit Resort Hotel.
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Bromley Mountain
Southern VT / Manchester
1334 ft vertical, 46 trails, 9 lifts, 178 skiable acres
Plan to reopen on Thursday December 12 (tomorrow)
Bromley Mountain is one of the oldest continuous running ski areas in the US featuring 46 classic New England trails and glades. The ski resort is located in Peru, Vermont and is the closest Vermont mountain to Albany, New York and the only major ski area in New England with a southern exposure. 3 terrain parks are designed for a progressively freestyle experience. On the weekends and holidays there is a kid's only park. Snowmaking is strategically placed around the resort to give a 99% coverage to the beginner terrain, 82% on intermediate trails and 79% on advanced slopes. You can find 4 food options at Bromley. The Marketplace is the place to go for basic ski resort classics. The Long Trail Pub offers beer and pressed sandwiches. The Wild Boar Tavern is where you can have sit down service with slopeside views. The Waffle Shack sells waffles! Bromley also offers free WiFi. The resort is surrounded by off mountain winter activities including ice skating, sleigh riding, snowmobiling, shopping, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing (closest being Wild Wings). For an exhilarating ride take out a sled team of friendly Siberian huskies through groomed wooded trails. Bomley offers a variety of lodging options plus there are a number of local establishments.
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Bolton Valley
Northern VT / Richmond
1704 ft vertical, 71 trails, 6 lifts, 300 skiable acres
Plan to reopen on Friday December 13 (in 2 days)
Bolton Valley is a family oriented ski resort located midway between Burlington and Montpelier in the Green Mountains of northern Vermont. The resort is set amidst 5,000 acres and has the highest base elevation of any Vermont ski resort which translates to an annual average snowfall of 300 inches. Enjoy 71 trails of alpine skiing and snowboarding. All 3 terrain parks are accessible from the Snowflake lift. The Nordic Center is the gate way to extensive backcountry terrain plus 100km of nordic trails. Dining options can be found right on the mountain. Choices range from pub fare, to pizza to a full-service deli. The Pub is located on the top floor of the base lodge and offers a great view, a warm fireplace and live entertainment on specific nights. Bolton Valley lodging ranges from hotel rooms to condos all located within an easy walk to the lift.
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Burke Mountain
Northern VT / Lyndon
2011 ft vertical, 50 trails, 6 lifts, 260 skiable acres
Plan to reopen on Saturday December 14 (in 3 days)
Regarded for its breathtaking views and ski racing heritage. Experience winding trails and deep powder in northeastern Vermont. Features a 2,011 ft vertical and 45 trails. Just off I-91 north of St Johnsbury.
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Cochran's Ski Area
Northern VT / Richmond
350 ft vertical, 8 trails, 3 lifts, 15 skiable acres
A smaller non-profit ski area located in Richmond, east of Burlington.
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Lyndon Outing Club
Northern VT / Lyndon
433 ft vertical, 9 trails, 2 lifts, 18 skiable acres
Club run ski hill located in Lyndonville, Vermont.
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Mad River Glen
Central VT / Waitsfield
2037 ft vertical, 45 trails, 4 lifts, 115 skiable acres
Plan to reopen on Saturday December 14 (in 3 days)
Mad River Glen ski area is a cooperative ski resort located in Fayston, Vermont. It is one of the last unspoiled ski resorts in the Eastern US where the emphasis is on narrow trails with little grooming. It is one of two ski areas in the country to use a single chairlift which makes for uncrowded runs. Mad River Glen is one of the few resorts that has a total ban on snowboarding. The mountain has a well-earned reputation as the Mecca for great telemark skiing. Uncrowded trails, natural snow andgreat tree skiing attrack free-heelers. It's 45 trails still offer plenty of blue and green runs which all descent to a single base area. Lodging and dining options can be found throughout the Mad River Valley.
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Middlebury College Snow Bowl
Central VT / Middlebury
1050 ft vertical, 17 trails, 4 lifts, 600 skiable acres
OPEN - 2 trails, 1 lifts
Located 15 minutes from the main campus of Middlebury College. Nestled in Vermont's Green Mountains.
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Pico Mountain
Central VT / Rutland
1967 ft vertical, 57 trails, 7 lifts, 265 skiable acres
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/13
Pico Ski Resort is one of Vermont's largest mountains at 1,967 ft vertical. It is set next to Killington and is close to Rutland. Pico is home to the Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports and is a 100% smoke-free resort. At over a mile long, Pike is the longest trail that goes all the way from the summit to the base lodge. Experts can ski and snowboarder a double-black diamond, the steepest trail, Giant Killer. Pico also offers classic tree skiing, cruising and carving trails. Killington and Pico both allow uphill travel for skinners and snowshoes with proper documents. A variety of lodging and dining can be found at the resort. Pico offers many off mountain activities as well. An indoor climbing center is located in Rutland just a short drive from Killington, sleigh rides can be booked from several businesses, guided snowmobile tours can be taken throughout the park system, and snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are great ways to experience Vermont's outdoors.
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Saskadena Six
Central VT / Woodstock
650 ft vertical, 23 trails, 3 lifts, 100 skiable acres
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/13
Saskadena Six offers 23 trails including a a double black diamond glade trail. Located in Woodstock, Vermont. Previously know as Suicide Six.
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The Quechee Club
Central VT / Woodstock
650 ft vertical, 13 trails, 3 lifts, 0 skiable acres
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/20
The Quechee Club is a membership all seasons resort offering golfing in the summer and skiing in winter. It is set in the picturesque Vermont countryside. The ski hill is open to members, guests and the public.
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