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The 2020-21 ski and ride season is coming to an end on its own terms. This year, COVID-19 changed a lot of things at Vermont ski areas, but our love of sliding on snow was not one of them. We would first…

Savvy Vermont skiers and snowboarders have preached patience when it comes to the season's best skiing. No matter how conditions are in the first few months of winter - and since the calendar flipped to…

"There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad gear." "Cold snow is fast snow." "It's easier to warm up than it is to cool off." Vermont skiers and riders are known for their optimism, and that extends…

With Ski Touring becoming increasingly popular, many of Vermont's ski areas have implemented uphill travel policies to keep skiers and riders safe while mountain ops teams are grooming the slopes. Below…

A successful ski and ride season in Vermont this winter depends on embracing our shared responsibility to do what's right and help keep ourselves - and each other - safe.

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A snowstorm carrying abundant fresh powder set up a great holiday period of skiing and riding at Vermont ski areas.A winter storm moving eastward drop some significant natural snow overnight Wednesday…

The Ski Vermont 2020 Holiday Gift Guide is Here!  Ski Vermont's annual Holiday Gift Guide is here! We have once again made crossing off items on your gift list easy! You'll find something for everyone…

Ski season in Vermont continues to pick up speed with more areas opening across the state, and others planning to spin their lifts to life in the coming days. Mad River Glen opened Saturday, Dec. 12 -…

  Updated Oct. 1, 2020 With the fall foliage turning and skiers and riders daydreaming more frequently about fun on the slopes, Vermont is looking forward to a safe and enjoyable fall and winter. Vermonters…