Skiers riding the ski lift up the slopes in Killington, Vermont during the winter.
Ski season 2026–27

Skiing in Vermont

The East’s biggest mountains and its best ski towns.

Route 100 strings together most of the state’s big mountains, from Mount Snow in the south to Jay Peak at the Canadian border. Expect real vertical, covered bridges, inns with wood stoves and some of the best après in the East.

  • 16resorts
  • 3,050 ftbiggest vertical (Killington Resort)
  • 347″most snow/yr (Jay Peak Resort)
  • 24holiday events

Good to know

  • Christmas week and Presidents’ Week fill lodging months ahead. Book by early November.
  • Mid-January is coldest. Pack face protection for lift rides on the big northern mountains.
  • Route 100 and Route 108 (Smugglers’ Notch) close or slow in storms; Route 108 through the Notch is closed all winter.

Fly into Burlington (BTV), Albany (ALB), Boston (BOS). Vermont snow report

16 resorts

Snow reports, webcams and trail maps · 16 resorts
ResortOpensSnow reportWebcamsTrail map
Killington ResortNov 11ReportWebcamsMap
Okemo Mountain ResortNov 20ReportWebcamsMap
Stowe Mountain ResortNov 20ReportWebcamsMap
Bolton ValleyNov 21ReportWebcamsMap
Jay Peak ResortNov 21ReportWebcamsMap
Mount SnowNov 21ReportWebcamsMap
Sugarbush ResortNov 21ReportWebcamsMap
Stratton Mountain ResortNov 25ReportWebcamsMap
Bromley MountainNov 27ReportWebcamsMap
Smugglers’ Notch ResortNov 27ReportWebcamsMap
Burke MountainDec 5ReportWebcams—
Magic MountainDec 5Report—Map
Pico MountainDec 11ReportWebcamsMap
Mad River GlenDec 12ReportWebcamsMap
Middlebury College Snow BowlDec 12ReportWebcamsMap
Saskadena SixDec 19Report—Map

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