The Lyndon Outing Club (LOC) has been getting Northeast Kingdom families on snow since 1937, when a group of local skiers founded it with a straightforward goal: quality outdoor recreation, close to home. In its early years, the LOC hosted a competition ski jump and served as training grounds for Olympic-level athletes, along with sled dog races, snow sculpture contests, and slalom events that drew the community together around the hill.
That community focus hasn't changed. The LOC remains one of the few ski areas in Vermont still running a rope tow, and it's the only place in the Northeast Kingdom offering night skiing. Trails cover a range of ability levels, making it a natural starting point for new skiers and riders and a reliable local option for families who just want to get out.