Stratton Mountain Snow Report

Snow & Ski Conditions Stratton Mountain

The Stratton Mountain snow report for Feb 21 is a 30" base depth with 13 of 14 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Stratton Mountain are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.


Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	24h
0"	1"	0"	0"	2"	10"

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10"


Sat	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu
0.3"	0.4"	6"	0"	2"	9"

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0.3"

0.4"

Resort Overview

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Nov 26

Projected Opening

Apr 12

Projected Closing

Stratton Mountain, nestled in southern Vermont’s Green Mountains, is a well-rounded ski destination known for its consistent grooming, scenic ridgelines, and approachable layout. With 670 acres of skiable terrain, 99 trails, and 14 lifts—including high-speed six-packs and a gondola—it offers a smooth and efficient mountain experience. The summit rises to 3,875 feet, with a vertical drop of 2,003 feet, and the resort receives an average of 121 inches of annual snowfall, supported by extensive snowmaking.Trail difficulty is thoughtfully distributed: 41% beginner, 31% intermediate, 17% advanced, and 11% expert. Families will find plenty to love, from the seven tubing lanes and five terrain parks to the dedicated learning areas near the base. Stratton’s ski school is highly regarded, and the resort’s compact village layout makes it easy to navigate with kids. The longest run, Mike’s Way to Wanderer, stretches three miles and offers a scenic, gentle descent perfect for building confidence.Visitors choose Stratton for its blend of East Coast charm and modern lift infrastructure. Whether you're carving down Upper Standard or exploring the glades off Kidderbrook, the mountain delivers variety without overwhelming scale. With a vibrant base village, reliable conditions, and terrain for every level, Stratton Mountain is a strong contender for skiers seeking a full-service resort with a welcoming vibe.

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Snow Reporter Comments: 2/21 2:28PM - With a fresh 10 inches to kick off the weekend and even more snow headed our way, the stoke is off the charts! Tomorrow’s shaping up to be just as stellar with all 99 ways down across 670 acres of trails and trees. The grooming team plans to pack in the powder across 68 trails, leaving 31 all natural to hunt for pow stashes. For your way up, 13 lifts are scheduled to spin at 8:30AM with no delays detected. Plus, early access will be available for First Tracks pass holders at 7:45AM. Rest those legs and legs do it all over again tomorrow! Ski ya in the morning! Gondola Update:As we noted in yesterday's Mountain Report, our Lift Maintenance team discovered an issue during routine maintenance checks and made the decision to remedy it before running the lift. The part at issue is in the top terminal and key to allowing the cabins to circulate around the terminal and return to the line to go back downhill. If it were to fully fail, the cabins would not be able to cycle through the top and we would be required to perform a rope evacuation. While we keep many parts on hand for maintenance and wear and tear, there's no ski area that is able to keep all of the extra parts on hand for every lift part, for every scenario. That is not practical, and unfortunately, this is one of those parts. We have a very tenured team of experts who perform regular and preventative maintenance on all our lifts throughout the year including the winter. As with a lot of machinery, the indications of an issue present themselves when they present themselves and that's what happened this week after showing no indication all season long.We immediately began working with the manufacturer to procure the part and as of our latest conversations this morning we do not have an estimated arrival date. The good news is that the fix should only take a day once it arrives. We want to be transparent with everyone regarding the gondola operations beyond today as it's clear that the gondola will not operate this weekend and likely into early next week. We plan to have all of our other lifts running this weekend with 100% of our terrain open which helps spread everyone out throughout the mountain. We will update the timeline as soon as we have more information.Safety Tip: Be mindful of the ski area boundary rope. Always bring a friend with you in the woods. Presidents’ Week is here at Stratton, with a full week of skiing, events, and après across the mountain. Starting Saturday, February 14, through Sunday, February 22, lifts spin daily at 8:30AM along with live music, snowshoe hikes, snowcat dinners, and activities happening throughout the week. Off the slopes, enjoy tubing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, and more, while the Village comes alive with dining, shopping, and entertainment. It’s one of the most exciting weeks of the season, and a perfect time to be at Stratton. Hope to see you here!Reliable cars are the name of the game; that is why we trust Oliver Subaru and Ford. Made for all seasons and all families, check out Oliver Ford and Oliver Subaru for year-round reliability!Stay and relish the Green Mountains! Stratton Real Estate is here to help with all your real estate needs. Make your sweet escape a reality.