In Vermont, shredding, turning and tearing up the slopes is a way of life.
This downhill thing is in our blood: The Green Mountains are home to America's first alpine ski tow, built on a Woodstock farm in 1934, the first Nordic ski center at Trapp Family Lodge, and the first ski academy at Burke Mountain. Burlington is headquarters to the groundbreaking Burton snowboards.
Today, Vermont is a true winter destination. This is a serious skiing state, boasting 20 alpine ski resorts, 30 cross-country touring centers and 7,300 acres of alpine terrain. There are 1,269 trails, 176 lifts, and 1,900 km of Nordic trails. Vermont skiing and riding accommodates every level, from the advanced downhiller to the training toddler. See you out there.
Ski Vermont
Start planning your ski and ride vacation, including information about lessons and family resorts, here.
6 REASONS TO SKI VERMONT THIS WINTER
With wild, steep terrain and plenty of learning trails, backcountry buried in powder, and a storied history responsible for today's jovial, passionate ski culture, skiing Vermont is a badge of honor.
GO FOR THE GLADES
Solitude combines with the adrenaline rush of zipping around trees and jumping frozen waterfalls on skis when you go off-piste in Vermont.
VERMONT'S SKI CULTURE
Committed and determined skiers thrive in Vermont’s terrain. Get to know hardcore skiers who ski the East and plan to be part of Vermont's ski culture this winter.
ADAPTIVE SNOW SPORTS
Vermont Adaptive strives to help people with disabilities access Vermont’s slopes so everyone can get in on the fun.
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
Vermont’s Nordic skiing offers spectacular views for all skill levels, from groomed trails to backcountry quests. Find resorts and travel planning information here.
Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum
Skiing and riding have deep roots in Vermont. Explore the sports’ history and their culture from the very beginning.
Off the Beaten Path Ski Mountains
The Green Mountain State has several independent resorts where you can enjoy groomed trails, backcountry skiing, pristine powder, and ultimately crowd-free turns.
SKI THE BACKCOUNTRY
Exploring Vermont's backcountry can be one of the most rewarding ways to ski. Find backcountry zones and information about navigating the backcountry on skis from the Catamount Trail Association.
TRAVEL PLANNING DIRECTORY
Vermont is home to unique lodging, world-class recreation, local food, shopping, history and art in beautiful surroundings. Plan your trip with our directory.
A Guide to Skiing in Vermont
Regardless of your experience level, there is a mountain calling your name.
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