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VSAA's 54th Annual Meeting

Vermont’s alpine ski areas reported 4.1 million skier visits—a 10 percent increase over the 2021-22 season and 3.6 percent above the 10-year average.

Dig Deep: Join Us and Help Support Our Neighbor Farms

While the few ski areas affected by the 2023 floods recovered quickly, many local family farms that suffered catastrophic damage are fighting for survival. Many farms endured the loss of essential equipment, livestock feed, and entire harvests that are required to fund the next season’s operations. Vermont ski areas are asking you to join us in supporting the local family farms that make Vermont the special place it is. Please join us in supporting our neighbors.

Ski Vermont Gift Guide

You can give the gift of winter all year long. The Ski Vermont Gift Guide is full of amazing offerings from our ski areas and partners, some of Vermont's most recognizable brands. You'll find something for everyone in the guide below. Scroll down for more offerings from our partners like Rossignol, Burton, Darn Tough, Cabot and more!

Press Release: 2023-24 Fifth Grade Passport Program

Fifth graders can access more than 90 days of skiing and riding at participating alpine and cross-country ski areas for a $30 administration fee.

Student Maps An Adventure With Ski Vermont's Fifth Grade Passport

Calvin and his father Peter returned from a day of skiing with reason to celebrate; they'd completed a 2-year project to visit all Vermont's alpine ski areas - with help from the Ski Vermont Fifth Grade Passport Program.

Opening Dates

Winter is Here!

Diversity

Ski Vermont and its member ski areas recognize the inequity faced by historically marginalized communities navigating a multitude of barriers. We are committed to recognizing, understanding, and addressing barriers that limit access to and enjoyment of snow sports.

Sustainability

More than the mountains are green in Vermont. Ski areas across the state have a long history of improving sustainability and protecting the environment that brings happiness to residents and visitors alike.

What's New

Vermont ski areas are always looking for new ways to provide flake-filled fun for visitors. This season is no different with updates to lodging, lifts, and further expansion of snowmaking, new activities, and sustainability programs at areas across the state.

Scenic Lift Rides

Get a front row seat to Vermont's superior fall foliage displays on a scenic lift ride. Vermont's ski areas are spinning lifts to give visitors the chance to get a bird's-eye view of the Green Mountain State bursting with fall color.

Snowmaking, Grooming and Mountain Ops for Winter 2023-24

Snowmaking has come a long way (even in the past few years), and Vermont’s snowmakers are on the leading edge of snowmaking technology with decades of experience and a constant desire to increased efficiency and make more with less.

Vermont Communities Recover from Recent Storms and Flooding

While recent storms have left damage from flooding in some Vermont communities, many destinations around the state, including most ski resorts, were not seriously affected and are open and welcoming guests.

Hiking

Nestled in the heart of New England, Vermont offers some of the most picturesque and diverse hiking trails in the region. From the serene paths winding through its lush green forests to the challenging ascents of the Green Mountains, Vermont is a hiker's paradise.

Adventure Parks

Have summer fun at your winter ski destination when you take on the excitement of Vermont's adventure parks. When the weather warms, Vermont ski areas launch into summer fun with hiking, swimming, mountain coasters, mountain biking and much more.

Summer Camps

Summer is here and camps abound! Wherever you are in the state (visitor or Vermonter) you're not far from one of Vermont's many ski areas offering loads of summer programs for kids of all ages and interests. See what's happening across the state.

Mountain Safety

Vermont’s ski areas are committed to safety every day in their operations, but it’s important for skiers and riders to understand that they have an important safety role, too. Take a few minutes to educate yourself in order to help you and other guests have a better day on the mountain.

Snowshoeing at Vermont's Alpine Ski Resorts

Snowshoeing is an excellent way to get some outdoor physical and mental fitness in the winter - and it can be a great warm-up for skiers or snowboarders. At alpine ski areas snowshoeing can be a great activity for those joining family or friends who may want some variety.

Ski Vermont Specialty Food Day Tour

The Ski Vermont Specialty Food Day Tour visits member ski areas with local Vermont food and beverage vendors. This pop-up farmer’s market style event showcases all the unique things that Vermont has to offer, right at the base of the mountains we love. Sample some of the finest sweets and treats from across the state - and go home with some too!

Opening Blessing for Saskadena Six

Saskadena Six and the Nulhegan Band of the Coosuk Abenaki Partnership

Golf and Disc Golf in the Green Mountains

Golf and Disc Golf operations are in full swing at ski areas across Vermont. The Green Mountains have plenty of greens to putt around on all summer long. Find some of Vermont's premier courses with the guide below. Keep scrolling for the guide to some of the best Disc Golf courses in the state!