Stratton Overview

Stratton Mountain

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Stratton Mountain Resort, owned and operated by Intrawest, is located in Southern Vermont and offers 90 different trails on a single summit that is stretched out over a 500-acre area. Twelve chairlifts, summit gondola and the only six-passenger high-speed detachable chair lift in the New England area service the mountain's 2,003 vertical drop. Stratton was truly the first resort in America to welcome Jake Burton Carpenter and his new snowboard concept and the resort is home to the famed U.S. Open Snowboarding Championship each March. Stratton is less than 30 minutes from the outlet shopping mecca of Manchester.

Elevation

Summit

3875 Ft.
Vertical Drop

2003 Ft.
Base

1872 Ft.

Terrain

Beginner Runs

42%

Intermediate Runs

31%

Advanced Runs

17%

Expert Runs

10%

Longest Run

1.2

Skiable Terrain

600

Snow Making

N/A

Lifts

Total Number Of Lifts: 11
Gondolas & Trams: 1
High Speed Sixes: 4
High Speed Quads: 0
Quad Chairs: 3
Triple Chairs: 1
Double Chairs: 1
Surface Lifts: 1

Common Misspellings

Stradin, Stratan, Straten, Straton, Stratten, Stratten, Stratton

Contact Details

RR #1 Box 145

Stratton Mountain, 05155

Phone: 800-787-2886

skistratton@intrawest.com

Important Dates

Projected Days Open: 160

Days Open Last Year: 155

Years Open: 51

Average Snowfall: 180

Stratton Reviews

by CTskinerd Mar 15, 2011
- Overall Rating 5.0
- Family Friendly 5.0
- All Mtn. Terrain 5.0
- Terrain Park 4.0
- Nightlife 5.0
Pleasently Surprised

Pros: Great Lifts/ Town, Large mountain
Cons: Snow could've been better, Crowded
by encore5050@yahoo.com Mar 5, 2011
- Overall Rating 5.0
- Family Friendly 5.0
- All Mtn. Terrain 4.0
- Terrain Park 4.0
- Nightlife 3.0
One of the best on the East Coast

Pros: Trails Trails Trails
Cons: The Season Ends Soon
by taras425 Feb 16, 2011
- Overall Rating 5.0
- Family Friendly 4.0
- All Mtn. Terrain 5.0
- Terrain Park 4.0
- Nightlife 3.0
Great place to ski

Pros: No lift lines on weekdays
Cons: it was cold