Stowe Mountain Ski Resort

VERMONT / STOWE MOUNTAIN

Vermont Northern Vermont

Nearby:

Smugglers' Notch Bolton Valley

Elevation

2,035'

Base

4,395'

Summit

2,360'

Vertical Drop

Trails

126

545 Acres

Lifts

5 Types

Snowfall

226"

Annual Snowfall

21"

Nov

43"

Dec

51"

Jan

54"

Feb

50"

Mar

16"

Apr

Best known for

# 3 Overall in Vermont

Stowe fireworks, Vermont holiday, Shutterstock

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 03, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 27, 2025

Projected Days Open

150

Days Open Last Year

155

Years Open

Average Snowfall

226"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

17%

Intermediate Runs

53%

Advanced Runs

14%

Expert Runs

15%

Runs in Total

126

Longest Run

3.7 mi

Skiable Terrain

545 ac

Snow Making

388 ac

Lifts

12

Gondolas & Trams

Quad Chairs

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Reviews

We skied two days in Stowe and two in Killington. Stowe has fewer lifts but much longer trails. All our family members preferred Stowe. Killington was busier, and half of the trails were closed. Stowe was mostly open, and you get much more skiing in a day. Stowe gondolas and lifts are of a great quality and they all have footrest. There were no queues. Stowe had a lot of snow. The chairlift and the gondola are not well connected and people walk between them.

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