Valley Nordic Center Pico Mountain Stratton Mountain Resort

Okemo Mountain Resort. Okemo Mountain Ski Resort in Ludlow features incredible ski terrain for skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, ski and snowboard lessons, and exciting ski events. Okemo’s 601 acres of ski terrain offer 117 ski trails and glades, 18 modern lifts, 4 terrain parks, 2 superpipes, Southern Vermont’s highest vertical drop - 2,200 feet - and excellent family programs.  In 2003, Ski Magazine ranked Okemo #1 in grooming and the Okemo Superpipe 5th in North America. Visit www.okemo.com.

Okemo Valley Nordic Center. Located at the Okemo Golf Course , the Nordic Center features 22 km of groomed, tracked cross-country ski trails with a separate 13 km network of snowshoe trails. Instruction clinics, ski rentals, skis, boots and snowshoes are available at the Nordic pro shop. www.skivemont.com/crosscountry/resort/okemonordic.

Killington Mountain & Ski Resort. In the heart of Vermont’s Green Mountains, Killington is the largest ski and snowboard area in the East offering an exhilarating ski vacation. Posting the longest ski season in the eastern US, Killington offers a variety of ski terrain on 1,200 acres. Seven interconnected mountains provide unparalleled diversity of skiing, the greatest vertical in New England, and the longest snowboard terrain park in the East. High elevation vistas, mountain-to-mountain exploration on 87 miles of trails, and the charm of Killington create a perfect vacation. Try cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snow shoeing, ice skating, and the best nightlife in ski country. www.killington.com.  [Top]

Pico Mountain. One of Vermont’s largest mountains, Pico Mountain - part of Killington - has been one of Vermont's favorites ski areas since 1937. With 208 skiable acres, a 2000' vertical drop, 48 trails, 7 lifts, a mini-terrain park, and classic Vermont charm, Pico offers a wide range of challenging terrain - mogul trails, glades, and groomed steeps - for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Producing downhill legends, Pico is home to the Killington Mountain School. Future plans include an interconnecting trail between Pico and Killington.  www.picomountain.com.

Bromley “Sun” Mountain. Situated in Southern Vermont, Bromley Mountain is the only major winter ski resort that gets Southern exposure and warm sunshine. Bromley offers diverse terrain for skiing and snowboarding, and one of the best family ski programs in Vermont. Bromley's acclaimed ski and snowboard school led Ski Magazine’s October 2002 issue to name Bromley #2 in the East for Family Programs. Having one classic and centrally located Base Lodge makes it a snap for families to hook up from the slopes. www.bromley.com.  [Top]

Stratton MountainResort. Boasting the highest peak in Vermont's Green Mountains, Stratton Mountain delivers the ultimate skiing and snowboarding experience in New England - 2003 feet of vertical, numerous trails, 14 lifts, 90% snowmaking, 5 awesome terrain parks with halfpipes that cover 35 acres of hill space, and the Power Park and Power Superpipe. Experience the exhilaration of skiing bumps, glades, terrain parks and carved turns, or the excitement of learning to ride at the Stratton Ski and Snowboard School. More than a ski resort, Stratton Mountain offers golf, tennis, horseback riding, and kayaking. Hike or ride in the gondola to the summit and experience breathtaking views of the mountain range. Visit www.stratton.com

Ascutney Mountain Resort. Ascutney Mountain Resort is Vermont's premier family ski destination a big mountain with dozens of scenic ski trails, diverse ski and snowboard terrain and family ski programs. From the gentle slope of Little Eagle to the awesome pitch of Freefall to the fast-paced cruiser of Snowdance, there is ski action for everyone. Ascutney Mountain is a small drive for a snowy slice of heaven. www.ascutney.com  [Top]