Vermont's annual average snowfall total is 161". The table below shows the snow cover in Vermont. Note that snowpack levels across Vermont aren't reported during the off-season period. For each ski resort you will find all the essential snow report information to choose the right ski resort in Vermont: Snow depth, open trails and lifts, date of the last snowfall, and today's weather.
| Resort Name | Projected Opening |
|---|---|
| Bolton Valley | Nov 21 |
| Bromley Mountain | Nov 27 |
| Burke Mountain | Dec 05 |
| Jay Peak | Nov 22 |
| Killington Resort | Nov 11 |
| Mad River Glen | Dec 12 |
| Magic Mountain | Dec 05 |
| Mount Snow | Nov 21 |
| Okemo Mountain Resort | Nov 20 |
| Pico Mountain | Dec 11 |
| Saskadena Six | Dec 19 |
| Smugglers' Notch Resort | Nov 27 |
| Stowe Mountain | Nov 20 |
| Stratton Mountain | Nov 25 |
| Sugarbush | Nov 21 |
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Stratton Mountain, nestled in southern Vermont’s Green Mountains, is a well-rounded ski destination known for its consistent grooming, scenic ridgelines, and approachable layout. With 670 acres of skiable terrain, 99 trails, and 14 lifts—including hi...
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