Bromley Mountain Ski Resort

Bromley Mountain

Projected Opening: Nov 27
Projected Closing: Apr 04
Lifts: 9
Trails: 47
Skiable Terrain: 178 ac
Base: 1,950'
Summit: 3,284'
Vertical Drop: 1,334'
Average Snowfall: 130"

Snowfall

130"

Annual Snowfall

Nov0"
Dec29"
Jan31"
Feb37"
Mar26"
Apr0.7"

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Looking for a great family ski vacation? Visit Bromley, Vermont's family-friendly ski resort. To kids, the mountain is huge, and they love the family-friendly progression park. For parents, it is just the right size, with slopes that funnel the whole family to the centralized base area with slope-side lodging. Everyone loves the warm southern exposure, terrain-based Learning area, diverse terrain, friendly staff, and great food.

Bromley's award-winning kid-specific programs guarantee smiles for the whole family. Kids can fill their days with fun and adventure in the KidsRule Mountain Camps lesson program. For moms and dads, that fun is always combined with safety and top-notch instruction by specially-trained staff. The whole family wins when they learn at Bromley.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Nov 27, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 04, 2027
Projected Days Open
152
Years Open
90
Average Snowfall
130"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

30%

Intermediate Runs

36%

Advanced Runs

32%

Expert Runs

Runs in Total

Longest Run

2.5 mi

Skiable Terrain

178 ac

Snow Making

153 ac

Lifts

High Speed Quads

Quad Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Ski shop, rentals, school, and lessons along with complete shopping in Londonderry nine miles away. Child care for children one month to six years, first aid area with a clinic four miles away. Full-service restaurant and bar at base with a wide variety nearby. Eighty-four percent snowmaking. The Boar’s Head Base Lodge includes demo center, overnight ski storage, daytime ski check, Ski & Snowboard School desk, equipment rental facilities, restrooms, restaurant, and bar.

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I read the 1-star review posted previously of the guy who tore up his knee on 12/28/18. That's an unfortunate mishap and I feel bad for the guy. However, I was there with my wife and 3 kids that day as well and felt I had to comment since conditions on 12/28, while not stellar, were not nearly as…

...I was sliding guy

Jan 17, 2019