By Roger Leo on December 11, 2007

Dec. 15 is Demo Day. Youth pay their age to ski or ride Dec. 16.

By Roger Leo on November 13, 2007

Cold temps and $3.5 million in fan guns mean the earliest opening since Nov. 7, 1998.

By Roger Leo on October 9, 2007

Mount Snow has changed its plans for drawing snowmaking water to the resort.

By Roger Leo on September 1, 2007

Peak Resorts spends $3.5 million on snowmaking at the venerable Vermont resort.

By Joan Wallen on March 4, 2007

A reprise of the Valentines Day storm dropped a foot to a foot and a half of fresh powder on resorts all over Vermont last Friday. Mt. Snow and Stratton in the southern part of the state reported 14 to 15 inches of the white stuff while Killington piled up a whopping 20 inches on the mountain. Further north Stowe, Smugglers Notch and Jay Peak all saw dumps of 13” to 17”.

By Joan Wallen on February 16, 2007

Peak Resorts, headquartered in Wildwood, Missouri, has just announced plans to purchase Attitash Mountain in New Hampshire and Mt. Snow in Vermont from American Skiing Company for $73.5 million.

By Joan Wallen on January 22, 2007

In this winter of little snowfall in New England some skiers have fallen victim to the “no snow in my backyard” syndrome. Well, Mt. Snow wants to see what is in your backyard – then compare it to what’s in their backyard, i.e. on the slopes.

By Joan Wallen on January 9, 2007

Mild temps and lack of snow made for mixed reviews of the holiday vacation period in Vermont. While a few areas had to close part way through the week before re-opening just before New Years, others reported surprisingly good numbers, all things considered.

By Joan Wallen on December 26, 2006

Australian filmmakers Jonathan Darrant and Stefan Hunt are on a quest to go surfing (the board kind, not internet kind) in all 50 states. They added Vermont to their “done” list last week after taking a few runs down the Launch Pad trail at Mt. Snow.

By Joan Wallen on December 5, 2006

Mt. Snow, Vt. is heralding a list of improvements for this season, including a new, yet unnamed, terrain park purported to be the longest in the East.