Stowe's Last Day Hinges on Extended Weather Forecast

Stowe is one of those resorts that continues to amaze people year after year. When it doesn't snow most places in Vermont, it snows at Stowe. When most mountains get only a few inches, Stowe gets a foot. And even in one of the worst winters on record, with numerous mountains closing well ahead of schedule, Stowe maintains the highest trail count in Vermont, as they head into their final weekend of operation. But as all good things in life do, the skiable season is coming to an end even at Stowe, scheduled for close of operations on Sunday, April 1, weather permitting.

There may still be a few days of fresh snow ahead, however. The extended weather forecast shows the potential for some snow to fall on the Mt. Mansfield region through Wednesday night, which might give late-season skiers one final taste of winter and, depending on accumulation, allow a brief extension of the season. According to Stowe's website "Any extension of the season (beyond 4/1) will be made no later than Thursday 3/29."

Late Season ticket rates apply through April 1.

Adult: $62
Child: $50
Senior: $61

Stowe's current operating schedule is as follows:

Lift Operations
The FourRunner Quad will be in operation through Sunday, April 1
Easy Street Double, Alpine Double and Inspiration Triple lifts will be open through Sunday, April 1.
Over Easy Gondola will operate through Sunday, April 1.

Ski School Operations
Spruce Camp Base Lodge, The Ski/Snowboard School/Adventure Center will be in operation with their full programs through Sunday, April 1.
 
Food & Beverage Operations
Spruce Camp Base Lodge-Great Room Grill will be open through April 1.
Mansfield Base facilities & Octagon will operate through April 1.

Current conditions