Vermont Weather

Vermont, home to the Green Mountains, is an iconic state for New England skiers and snowboarders and is perhaps the Ski Capital of the Eastern United States. Mount Snow, in West Dover, is known for their impeccably designed and built terrain parks, and families flock to Stratton Mountain... Full Overview

Vermont, home to the Green Mountains, is an iconic state for New England skiers and snowboarders and is perhaps the Ski Capital of the Eastern United States.

Mount Snow, in West Dover, is known for their impeccably designed and built terrain parks, and families flock to Stratton Mountain Resort for their world-class amenities and luxury base village. Killington, known as the Beast of the East, boasts the most skiable terrain in Vermont and one of the best nightlife scenes in New England.

Farther north, areas like Mad River Glen, Smugglers' Notch and Jay Peak Resort offer challenging terrain in a very low-key, local’s atmosphere. Resorts such as Stowe Mountain Resort and Sugarbush provide the same great terrain along with first-class amenities and luxuries.

Click on any resort below to find out ski and snow reports for Vermont resorts, or click on the other tabs for information on Vermont resort stats, chairlifts or user reviews of Vermont ski areas.

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