Vermont is near the top of the best skiing capitals of the country
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77 Okemo Ridge Road
Ludlow, VT 05149
Phone: 802-228-4041
Toll-Free: 800-78-OKEMO
Our slopeside location is primOkemo!
With Vermont’s most extensive snowmaking coverage, Southern Vermont’s highest vertical (2,200 ft.), a modern and efficient lift system and a vast trail network spread across five mountain areas, Okemo offers an exceptional vacation experience for the entire family. The mountain layout and trail network offers miles of terrain to suit any ability level, with gentle beginner slopes, long intermediate cruisers, bumps, steeps, and glades. And when it comes to top-quality parks and pipes for freestyle, Okemo is the best in the biz. Six terrain parks loaded with options, the largest Superpipe in the East, and a halfpipe designed for beginners are meticulously groomed nightly to ensure quality conditions. The nearby Okemo Valley Nordic Center offers cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and an Indoor Golf Training Center, which is open year-round.
3984 Vermont Route 11
Six miles east of Manchester, VT
Phone: 802-824-5522
Vermont’s Sun Mountain
SKI Magazine said, “If you can find a resort that feels relaxed and welcoming on the busiest day of the season, you have found a friend. Families, meet Bromley. You’re going to get along just fine.” What’s your pleasure? Bromley’s got terrain for every skill level and taste and acclaimed Ski and Snowboard Schools to get the whole family up and out there pronto. The East Side bristles with bumps and steeps, the mountain's front face will thrill and challenge intermediate skiers and riders while the long cruisers on the more forgiving West Side will positively enthrall beginners. And freestylers can feel the love, too, because Bromley’s got four terrain parks, the Exhibition, Bonanza, Halo, and the Unforgiven Bordercross.
Informational Listings Courtesy of VisitNewEngland.com
Killington
4763 Killington Road
Killington, VT 05751
Phone: 802.422.6200
Killington Resort, the largest in New England, has seven mountain peaks, 200 trails, five terrain parks, 33 lifts, and a vertical drop of 3,050 feet. There are seven lodges, include one at the top of Killington Peak.
Middlebury College Snow Bowl
Route 125
Middlebury, VT 05753
Phone: 802-388-4356
Operated by Middlebury College, and open to the public, the Snow Bowl offers skiing and snowboarding to all ability levels. One hundred ten acres of open terrain are available with trails and glades serving all abilities. There are three lifts and 15 trails on a vertical drop of 1,050 feet.
Sugarbush Resort
1840 Sugarbush Access Road
Warren, VT 05674-9993
Toll-Free: 800-53-SUGAR
Sugarbush, on six mountains boasts 111 trails, 2,600 feet of vertical and 40 acres of wooded terrain. There are 16t lifts and five lodges on the mountain. There is snowshoeing and even snowcat rides
Suicide Six
14 The Green
Woodstock, VT 05091
Phone: 802-457-6674
Adjacent to where there first ski lift was created. Suicide Six Ski Area opened in 1937 The mountain has 23 trails, And three lifts. The area is part of the historic Woodstock Inn.
Hard'ack
179 Congress Street
St. Albans, VT
With nearly 700 feet of rope tow, Hard'ack combines affordability with great local access for families to enjoy traditional Vermont recreation. Downhill skiing, snowboarding, skating, sliding, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing can all be enjoyed at Hard'ack. The ski hill, towrope, and sliding hill will be operated and supervised during specific hours of operation. There is no charge to use any of Hard'ack's facilities, but donations are accepted. Hours for the 2011 season are:
Thursday, 4-5 p.m.; Friday, 4-9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. -5 p.m.
Rink open on weekends from noon to 2 p.m. is for public skating. No sticks or pucks Allowed on the Ice.
Jay Peak
4850 VT Route 242
Jay, VT 05859
Phone: 802-988-2611
The mountain also features eight lifts, including an aerial tramway, 76 trails for skiers and riders of all abilities. Jay Peak’s 2,153 vertical drop accommodates trails and slopes for all levels of skiers.
Stowe Mountain Resort
5781 Mountain Road
Stowe, VT 05672
Situated on Vermont’s largest mountain, Stowe has a vertical drop of 2,360 feet, 48 trail and 13 lifts as well as terrain parks and a superpipe. There is an adaptive skiing program, snowshoeing and dog sledding.
Magic Mountain
495 Magic Mountain Access Road
Londonderry, VT 05148
Phone: 802-824-5645
Magic Mountain has 40 downhill trails, including two black diamonds, over 120 skiable acres of property with a vertical drop of 1,700 feet. Snow tubing is offered on the Alakazam Tubing Park, open weekends and school vacation periods. Guests must be at least 44 inches tall to tube.
Mount Snow
Pisgah Road
West Dover, VT
Toll-Free: 800-245-SNOW
In addition to Alpine skiing on four mountains Mount Snow features many other activities including tubing, snowmobile tours, snowshoeing and a full compliment of spa services. There are 145 trail, terrain parks, pipe and tubing park. There are 23 lifts and a vertical drop of 1,700 feet.
Stratton
Stratton Mountain Road
Stratton Mountain, VT 05155-9406
Phone: 802-297-2200
Stratton Mountain, with 90 trails, four terrain parks, and fourteen lifts is a mountain resort with activities for all. In addition there is snowshoeing and horse-drawn sleigh riding.
