Ski Resorts in Vermont
SKI RESORTS
IN VERMONT
Find your mountain. Plan your ski day. Make time for winter.
Winter Fun in Vermont / Ski Resorts
FIND YOUR VERMONT SKI GETAWAY
A good ski trip starts with a mountain that suits your group. Think about the terrain you enjoy, the instruction you need, and how much time you want to spend traveling between your lodging and the lifts.
This directory brings together 19 Vermont ski resorts and local ski areas. Use the official links to explore trail maps, tickets, lessons, and current mountain reports before choosing your destination.
CHOOSE A MOUNTAIN THAT FITS
FIRST TURNS & FAMILY DAYS
Look at beginner terrain, lesson age groups, rental options, and where everyone will meet. Reserve instruction and equipment directly with the resort when required.
MORE TIME ON THE MOUNTAIN
Compare trail maps with your group’s abilities. Check open lifts and trails close to your visit, and read the mountain’s equipment and access policies before buying tickets.
VERMONT SKI RESORT DIRECTORY
Browse the ski areas below, then use each operator’s website for current opening status, terrain reports, and booking information. This is a planning guide, not a live snow report.
BOLTON VALLEY TO JAY PEAK
KILLINGTON TO PICO
Mad River Glen
Skiing only: snowboarding is not permitted. Review the mountain’s equipment policy before visiting.
QUECHEE TO SUGARBUSH
Ski Quechee
Confirm membership, guest, or visitor access requirements directly with the club before planning your ski day.
PLAN BEFORE YOU BOOK
TICKETS & PASSES
Check the specific dates covered by your ticket or pass, reservation requirements, and cancellation terms. Compare the total trip cost, including rentals, instruction, lodging, and transportation.
TERRAIN & CONDITIONS
Use current resort reports to see which trails and lifts are operating. Trail totals do not tell you what is open today, and weather can change the experience from one day to the next.
VERMONT SKI TRIP QUESTIONS
How do I choose a ski resort in Vermont?
Start with your group’s experience, travel time, and budget. Compare the trail map, lesson options, rental arrangements, and nearby lodging before booking.
Do all Vermont ski areas allow snowboarding?
No. Mad River Glen does not permit snowboarding. Review each mountain’s equipment policy before choosing a destination for a mixed group of skiers and snowboarders.
Should I book lessons and rentals ahead?
Check with the ski area. Lesson spaces, equipment sizes, and booking requirements vary, particularly around weekends and holidays.
Where can I find current snow and trail conditions?
Go to the ski area’s official website for its latest mountain report. Recheck before departure because open terrain, lifts, and operating hours can change.
Can I combine downhill skiing with Nordic skiing or skating?
Use our cross-country skiing and ice-skating guides to research nearby options, then check the individual operator’s schedule and access requirements.
MORE WINTER. MORE VERMONT.
Add another winter experience to your mountain getaway.