Vermont Ski Resort Closing Dates

When are Vermont ski resorts closing for the season? The 2025/26 Vermont Ski season ends at 2027/05/16. Check out this list of projected closing dates for ski resorts in Vermont to help you plan the rest of your ski season and get those late-season turns in. All projected closing dates are subject to change at each resort's discretion depending on the snow conditions and other factors.
Resort Name
Projected closing date
Snowfall
Base Depth
Open Trails
Bolton ValleyClosed
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0"
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-
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Bromley MountainClosed
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0"
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-
-
-
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Burke MountainClosed
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0"
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-
-
-
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Jay PeakClosed
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0"
-
-
-
-
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Mad River GlenClosed
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0"
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-
-
-
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Magic MountainClosed
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0"
-
-
-
-
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Mount SnowClosed
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0"
-
-
-
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Okemo Mountain ResortClosed
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0"
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-
-
-
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Pico Mountain Closed
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0"
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-
-
-
-
Saskadena SixClosed
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0"
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-
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-
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Smugglers' Notch ResortClosed
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0"
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-
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Stowe MountainClosed
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0"
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-
-
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Stratton MountainClosed
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0"
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-
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SugarbushClosed
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0"
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