SkiVT Blog

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President, Ski Vermont / Vermont Ski Areas Association Job Description Ski Vermont / the Vermont Ski Areas Association (VSAA) is a non-profit trade association serving the interests of Vermont’s ski…

View of the sunrise during the 61st Annual Sunrise Service at Stowe Mountain Resort   Whoever said Easter Egg Hunts and skiing don’t go hand-in-hand has clearly never been to Vermont in April. This weekend,…

Many resorts throughout Vermont have a proud tradition of staying open through April, if not later. Thanks to the help of snowmaking and Mother Nature, many resorts have been able to stay open past projected…

2017-2018 season passes are on sale now! There are some great deals to be had when you purchase your season passes now. Don't miss out these special offers from resorts throughout Vermont. Bolton Valley:…

Vermont’s scenic routes link downhill thrills with its vibrant local culture. As the number one ski and snowboard state in the east, visitors to Vermont know they’re in for an epic alpine adventure, but…

Love comes in all forms, and this Valentine's Day we wanted to celebrate our love for skiing and snowboarding in the most romantic way we know how- love letters. A Love Letter to Skiing Dear Skiing, It…

by Hilary DelRoss Skiers and snowboarders need to refuel during and after a day on the snow and, lucky for us, specialty food producers in Vermont are eager to share their offerings with hungry snow enthusiasts…

Turning Sap into Maple at the Trapp Family Lodge Sugarhouse Spring is sweet for skiers and snowboarders in Vermont as daylight hours become longer, the sun’s warm rays soften the snow and maple sugarmakers…

...and counting at Bolton Valley this morning   Holiday Powder Alert It's great waking up on an extra day off to see extra snow on the slopes. Resorts in Vermont reported up to 7" of new snow this…