The Sugarbush snow report for Apr 30 is a 12" base depth with of 16 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Sugarbush are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
April 29th 2025, 4:30 PM: We are now temporarily closed with the plan to reopen this weekend for last hurrah. And hey, there's even a chance we might open this Friday, weather permitting. We'll plan to make that call on Wednesday.
In the meantime, the mountain is fair game for uphill travel. We just ask that you are careful to avoid any vehicles or work crews on the hill as mountain operations are ongoing. Plus, note that the mountain will not be patrolled, so hike and ski at your own risk. You can find out more about uphill travel at Sugarbush here.
Thank you to everyone who has tracked their vertical through the Sugarbush or Ikon App. The Descent To Rise Above has now posted over 720 million feet of vertical as we strive for our goal of a BILLION vertical feet in a single season, all in the name of mental health and wellbeing! Be sure to use the hashtag #BeOneOfABillion on social media to tell us YOUR story of why you're tracking and what mental health and wellness means to you. Or shoot us an email at communications@sugarbush.com to share your story. Your participation could win you prizes or a feature, but most importantly, could inspire others to get out and ski for a worthy cause. You've got two more days to track...get after it!
Be sure to check out our events calendar to see all the fun events we have in store! Just because winter is over doesn't mean the fun is!
Sugarbush, located in Northern Vermont's Mad River Valley, is one of Vermont's favortie ski areas. Sugarbush consits of two mountains, Mt. Ellen and Lincoln Peak, and is home to more than 4,000 acres, with nearly 600 skiable acres plus 2,000 acres of backcountry skiing in the Slide Brook Wilderness area. "The 'Bush" has beginner terrain (20%), Intermediate (45%) and advanced to expert (35%) accessed via 16 lifts that provide the area with a 25,463 person uphill capacity. The 23,000 square-foot day lodge features cathedral ceilings, a food court, and the Castlerock Pub complete with an outdoor patio and barbeque area. Timbers, a post-and-beam restaurant attached to the Clay Brook residences, offers upscale cuisine and is open to the public in all four seasons. The Mad River Valley is also home to 38 lodges (6,600 beds) and 19 restaurants for guests to enjoy.
April 29th 2025, 4:30 PM: We are now temporarily closed with the plan to reopen this weekend for last hurrah. And hey, there's even a chance we might open this Friday, weather permitting. We'll plan to make that call on Wednesday.
In the meantime, the mountain is fair game for uphill travel. We just ask that you are careful to avoid any vehicles or work crews on the hill as mountain operations are ongoing. Plus, note that the mountain will not be patrolled, so hike and ski at your own risk. You can find out more about uphill travel at Sugarbush here.
Thank you to everyone who has tracked their vertical through the Sugarbush or Ikon App. The Descent To Rise Above has now posted over 720 million feet of vertical as we strive for our goal of a BILLION vertical feet in a single season, all in the name of mental health and wellbeing! Be sure to use the hashtag #BeOneOfABillion on social media to tell us YOUR story of why you're tracking and what mental health and wellness means to you. Or shoot us an email at communications@sugarbush.com to share your story. Your participation could win you prizes or a feature, but most importantly, could inspire others to get out and ski for a worthy cause. You've got two more days to track...get after it!
Be sure to check out our events calendar to see all the fun events we have in store! Just because winter is over doesn't mean the fun is!