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Killington, Vermont is unlike any other mountain resort in the northeast. With the largest mountain trail acreage in the east (1200+ acres) and the largest vertical drop in New England Killington can't be beat. There's more snow, ski, snowboard, and outdoor fun than you'll know that to do with. |
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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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With 4,000 plus acres of snow-covered trails Sugarbush Resort will keep people of all ages coming back time and time again for skiing, snowboarding, and outdoor fun. Sugarbush has just added 40 acres of wooded skiing for those of you that like a challenge. You'll never be bored at Sugarbush Resort.
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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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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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Okemo Mountain offers five mountain areas including the Jackson Gore Peak, Solitude Peak, South Face, Glades Peak, and South Ridge area. Okemo Mountain is home to Southern Vermont's highest vertical drop with a height of 2,200 feet. Okemo was also ranked #8 for "Top 50 Resorts" in the October issue of SKI Magazine and #7 in TransWorld SNOWboarding magazine for its terrain parks.
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