Windham Mountain Club

Polished, capacity-capped club that still sells day tickets.

Now a membership club, Windham still sells public lift tickets and passes for 2026-27, but caps daily sales to keep the slopes quiet, so popular days sell out. Expect excellent grooming, 97% snowmaking, six-pack and express quads, and a smart lodge with some members-only dining. It suits families and intermediates who will pay more for space.

The mountain

Vertical drop

1,600 ft

Summit

3,100 ft

Skiable terrain

285 acres

Trails

54

Lifts

9

Average snowfall

86″ a year

Longest run

2.4 mi

Snowmaking

97% of terrain

Terrain mix

• Beginner 20%
• Intermediate 48%
• Advanced 32%

What’s here besides skiing

• Snow tubing
• Terrain park
• Kids programs
• Spa

Holidays and events

2026–27 dates where they’re posted. “Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.

• Opening dayDec 19 (tentative)

  Tubing Park opens

  The tubing park’s planned opening day for the 2026-27 season.

Where to stay

• base villageThe Outpost

  The club’s own 20-room lodge; guests can always get lift tickets, even on sold-out days.

  At the base
• hotelEastwind Windham

  Scandinavian-style rooms plus Lushna glamping cabins built for all seasons.

  5 min drive
• condoWhisper Creek Condos (Mountainside Getaway)

  Condos steps from the lodge; the package can add club dining, The Spa and The Gym.

  Slopeside
• innHotel Vienna

  Family-run inn right on the Windham Path, with mountain-view decks.

  5 min drive
• innThe Henson

  Renovated historic inn in Hensonville with a restaurant and bright, simple rooms.

  10 min drive

Rates are typical winter lows before taxes and fees, and change constantly. Book on the property’s own site.

Things to do

• Windham Tubing Park · 5 min drive

  Carpet-lift tubing in two-hour sessions ($55 in 2026-27), with a fire pit and grilled cheese at Ooey Gooey.

• The Spa · At the base

  Massages, facials and recovery treatments, open to members and Mountainside Getaway guests.

• Mountain Top Arboretum · 20 min drive

  Quiet trails and meadows in Tannersville, good on snowshoes.

• West Kill Brewing · 30 min drive

  Farm brewery and taproom in the Spruceton Valley.

Après and nightlife

• Seasons Mexicana

  Mountainside Mexican plates and cocktails, with après every Saturday.

• Okami

  Patio-side sushi, sake and Japanese whisky.

• Foodhall

  Upscale cafeteria with beer, wine and seasonal cocktails, sit-down or to go.

These themes are our summary of recent skier reviews, not quotes.

Getting there

• Albany International (ALB) · about 50 min drive
• New York City · about 2.5 hr
• Philadelphia · about 3.5 hr
• Boston · about 3.25 hr

Directions in Google Maps