Mount Snow Ski Resort

Breakfast

• The Cups ‘N’ Saucer Restaurant provides skiers and boarders with a quick bite before they head to the slopes. 15 Route 100 North, Wilmington, VT 05363
• Dot’s is a typical American-style diner that has been featured in many magazines as a place to try before you die. So, grab a seat and a hearty meal before you work up a sweat. 3 W Main Street, Wilmington, VT 05363

Lunch

• Valley View Saloon is great place to relax and catch up on the game or news with its many TVs. Try their fish and chips or wings. 131 VT-100, West Dover, VT 05356

Dinner

• If you want something more upscale, stop by Two Tannery Road. Located in an 18th-century home, it has some unique features, including an antique bar. 2 Tannery Road, West Dover, VT 05356
• For those looking for some good comfort food, head to The Last Chair Bar & Grill. With everything from pastas to burgers to pizza to steak, you’ll find some rib-sticking fare for everyone in your group. 267 Route 100, West Dover, VT 05356

Apres/Nightlife

• Located slopeside, Cuzzins Bar & Grill has been named Best Après-Ski Bar by USA Today. With a full bar, including microbrews on tap, it’s the perfect place to hang with friends. 39 Mount Snow Road, West Dover, VT 05356
• Also right on the mountain, Snow Barn is the perfect place to catch some live music with local bands playing every Friday and Saturday nights. 294 Handle Road, West Dover, VT 05356

Terrain

Mount Snow offers long cruisers, steep black diamonds and technical tree terrain. The ski area is home to 10 freestyle terrain parks and a super pipe. It offers 20 lifts to access varying, terrain including the Bluebird Express, a 6-person bubble lift.

Advanced skiers and riders will enjoy the steep slopes of the North Face, which includes many ungroomed trails and the double-diamond Ripcord trail. On sunny days, the south face of the mountain called Sunbrook provides great scenic runs and un-groomed trails. Mount Snow has an excellent terrain park and is consistently ranked as one of the best parks in the East. 

The mountain breaks out like this: 16% beginner, 66% intermediate and 18% advanced.

You have many different options for lodging and eating on the mountain itself. Additional fun activities include tubing, snowshoeing, snowmobile tours, special events and even dog sledding. Additional guest services include on-mountain equipment rental, tuning and repairs, and childcare.