Ski VT and Ski Areas VT

Vermont Skiing | Killington Resort Killington Resort, in the heart of the Green Mountains of Vermont is home to outdoor enthusiasts who take their fun seriously. If you're looking for exhilaration, fulfillment and the ultimate release, Killington is your 4-season destination.

Vermont Skiing | Bromley Mountain Family Friendliness: Visiting Bromley is like visiting an old friend. There's a definite level of comfort, relaxation and security felt here that, we're told, you just don't feel elsewhere. Plus, Bromley's plenty big, with trails, glades and terrain parks for all ages and abilities of skiers and riders, but not so big that you spend most of your time looking for the rest of the family.

Vermont Skiing | Ascutney Mountain Resort Central Vermont's #1 Family Fun Resort, celebrating its 60th season. Ascutney Mountain Resort is a four-season, destination resort conveniently located in south-central Vermont.

Vermont Skiing | Burke Mountain Home to the Burke Mountain Ski Academy, the oldest and most prestigious ski academy in the country, Burke Mountain offers an authentic old New England-style atmosphere for those seeking an unpretentious, family-friendly Alpine experience.

Vermont Skiing | Mad River Glen Mad River Glen is perhaps America's most unique ski area. Famous for its legendary expert terrain, beautiful and varied novice and intermediate trails, and, of course, the nation's last surviving single chairlift.

Vermont Skiing | Bolton Valley Vermont's ultimate family value! Bolton Valley is where Vermont's visitors learn to ski and ride. With Vermont's highest Alpine base elevation, Bolton combines great snow, slopeside accommodations, fine dining, and a top-rate ski & snowboard School to provide a true Vermont

Vermont Skiing | Magic Mountain Magic Mountain offers unparalleled terrain including steep and challenging double black diamond trails for experts as well as easier trails for beginner skiers and riders. Locals and other Magic enthusiasts know that after a big snow storm Magic's steep glades are still fresh after

Vermont Skiing | Mount Snow Vermont Mount Snow first opened its doors to skiing on December 12, 1954. Now, over fifty years later, Mount Snow continues to delight its guests during all four seasons.

Vermont Skiing | Okemo Mountain Resort Okemo Mountain Resort is a carefully planned and designed mountain village arranged around one of New England's most delightful ski and snowboard layouts. In fact, Ski Magazine recently ranked us #1 grooming, #2 in family programs, and #3 in snow! Their readers also said that the [Jackson Gore] base area might well be the best recent improvement to any ski resort in the East. We invite you to come experience the "Okemo Difference"!

Vermont Skiing | Pico Mountain Pico Mountain is big skiing with small mountain charm, featuring 50 trails and six lifts. Pico has steeps and glades complemented by great learning and family terrain that everyone can enjoy. The central base area makes it easy to stay connected with family and friends. Affordable slopeside accommodations make a Pico vacation fun and hassle-free.

Vermont Skiing | Smugglers' Notch America's Family Resort! Smugglers' Notch Resort is the place to go for fun vacations any time of year when families seek adventure in Vermont's beautiful Green Mountains.

Vermont Skiing | Stowe Mountain Resort At Stowe Mountain Resort, every trail is a unique work of art. Stowe features the finest natural skiing and snowboarding terrain east of the Rockies. With 48 trails on two mountains (and more terrain than many resorts that claim twice the number of trails), Stowe offers a winter playground for beginners, intermediates and experts alike.

Vermont Skiing | Sugarbush Resort Sugarbush Resort, tucked against the 4,000' mountains that surround Warren, VT, is a remarkable four-season destination located just 50 minutes south of Burlington. Six mountain areas, a Robert Trent Jones, Sr.-designed golf course and endless miles of hiking, skiing and biking trails provide visitors with endless adventure throughout the year. And the Sugarbush Inn and condominiums offer accommodations to relax and recharge after a day outside.

Vermont Skiing | Suicide Six Skiing has been a tradition in Woodstock since 1934 when the first ski tow in the United States was rigged up on a slope just outside the village. Suicide Six Ski Area opened in 1937 just over the ridge from that historic site and has been operating ever since.

Vermont Skiing | Jay Peak For 50 years, Jay has been the snowiest mountain in the East receiving an average of 355' of snow annually. Jay's abundant natural snowfall and unique terrain combine to create some of the most exciting glade skiing in North America.