Big Snow Alert: Snow is falling, ropes are dropping at Stratton

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It’s prime time for skiing and snowboarding as a fresh round of winter storms brought more than a foot of light, fluffy powder snow to Stratton Mountain where another 10 trails joined the line-up.

Great Snow Guarantee

Will it be a classic tree-lined trail, park line, evergreen glade or corduroy supercruiser? Expert terrain or renowned beginner program? Convenient hotel room or spacious condominium? Late-night music or a moonlight snowshoe hike? You can have it all at Stratton Mountain, along with new ways to stay and save.

Ski and ride 99 trails fanning from the summit of southern Vermont’s highest peak, with 95 percent snowmaking coverage, renowned grooming and the fastest fleet of lifts in the East. Plus, there’s the great snow guarantee; try it out for an hour, any hour, and if you are not thrilled we invite you to come back another time. Check out the webcams and snow report.

Apres Scene

Did we mention apres? Grizzly’s serves up live music along with Vermont craft brews, great food, good times and slopeside views. Throughout Stratton Village, you’ll enjoy signature spirits, family fare, comfort food favorites and fine dining along with shops offering the hottest winter brands, gifts, and sweets. From the spa, fitness center and fireside yoga to fast-paced snow tubing under the lights and snowmobile tours, there’s a full menu of activities and events throughout the season.

Lodging Options

Lodging options at the heart of the resort include Black Bear Lodge with free breakfast, condominiums in the Commons from studio and one, two, three or four-bedrooms all the way to the five-bedroom, five batch Long Trail Penthouse, perfect for family reunions, girlfriend getaways, and bachelor parties. Park your car, settle into your mountain home and discover everything you love about winter is right outside your door.

About Stratton

Located just four hours from New York City and three from Boston, Stratton is featured on the Ikon Pass, the new standard in season passes. Now’s the time to plan your trip.

The first major resort to welcome snowboarding (1983), Stratton has offered an extraordinary ski experience since 1961. Stratton was a leader in extending the season to summer back in 1964 with a Geoffrey Cornish designed golf course that played host to six LPGA tournaments. Lift-served mountain biking joins the lineup of activities, events, adventure challenges, and live music, making Stratton a popular year-round destination.