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Number of Trails: 76
- 15 Beginner (20%)
- 31
Intermediate (40%)
- 30 Advanced (40%)
Number of Lifts: 8
- 1 Aerial Tramway
- 3 Quad
- 1 Triple
- 1 Double
- 1 Surface
Season: Mid Nov - May
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Vertical Drop: 2,153'
Summit Elevation: 3,968'
Base Elevation: 1,815'
Skiable Acres: 485
Miles of Trails: 50+
Avg. Annual Snowfall: 340"
Snowmaking: 80%
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Snowboarding: Yes
Terrain Parks: 4
Glades:23
Snow Tubing: No
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Mother Nature is very good to Jay Peak. Because of the mountain's unique
location and geographical features, Jay Peak gets more snow than anywhere else
in New England (twice as much as many resorts). Located in Northern Vermont,
Jay Peak is just a short drive from the Canadian border, attracting skiiers
and snowboarders to its' 76 trails from all over.
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Number of Trails: 145
- Beginner (14%)
- Intermediate
(73%)
- Advanced/Expert (13%)
Number of Lifts: 19
- 4 Quad
- 7 Triple
- 4 Double
- 4 Surface
Season: mid Nov - April 8th, 2007
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Vertical Drop: 1,700'
Summit Elevation: 3,600'
Base Elevation: 1,900'
Skiable Acres: 590
Miles of Trails: 37
Avg. Annual Snowfall: 163"
Snowmaking: 80%
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Snowboarding: Yes
Terrain Parks: 4
Glades: 139 acres
Snow Tubing: Yes
Half Pipes: 1
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Mount Snow offers 48 miles of snow-filled trails that will keep the novice and
expert entertained forever. The mountain boasts a two-mile-long novice trail
from the summit, 100-yard-wide intermediate trails and an expert North Face
that includes Ripcord, Mount Snow's steepest trail and one of the steepest in
New England. Mount Snow Resort has four mountain areas (Main Mountain, North
Face, Carinthia and Sunbrook), and offers a variety of terrain suitable for
all outdoor enthusiasts.
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Number of Trails: 78
- 18 Beginner (22%)
- 38
Intermediate (53%)
- 16 Advanced (19%)
- 4 Expert (6%)
Number of Lifts: 8
Season: late Nov - mid Apr
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Vertical Drop: 2,610'
Summit Elevation: 3,640'
Base Elevation: 1,030'
Skiable Acres: 1,000
Miles of Trails: 27
Avg. Annual Snowfall: 287"
Snowmaking: 62%
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Snowboarding: Yes
Terrain Parks: 6
Glades: 40 acres
Half Pipes: 3
- Superpipe
- 1/4 Pipe
- Mini-Pipe
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Smugglers' Notch, ranked #1 for its' Family Programs in North America and #1
for Customer Service in the Eastern U.S., offers 78 fabulous snow-filled ski
and snowboard trails. Smugglers' Notch also is home to the East's only Triple
Black Diamond trail. There's enough snow to go around for everyone!
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Number of Trails: 116
- 19 Beginner (16%)
- 68
Intermediate (59%)
- 29 Advanced (25%)
Number of Lifts: 13
- 2 Gondola
- 2 Quad
- 2 Triple
- 5 Double
- 2 Surface
Season: Nov - mid April
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Vertical Drop: 2,360'
Summit Elevation: 3,719'
Base Elevation: 1,280'
Skiable Acres: 500
Miles of Trails: 39
Avg. Annual Snowfall: 300"
Snowmaking: 80%
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Snowboarding: Yes
Terrain Parks: 4
Glades: Yes
Half Pipes: 1
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Stowe Mountain is home to the infamous Front Four (Starr, Goat, National and
Lift Line) which are arguably the most exciting runs in the East. For the
novice skiers and snowboarders, there's an entire mountain (Spruce Peak)
criss-crossed with easygoing runs. And with the longest average trail length
in New England, be prepared to spend some time on the snowy mountain's of
Stowe.
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