Here are some great ski and snowboard destinations in Vermont that will make your skiing and snowboarding that much more fun!

 

 

QUECHEE CLUB

 

Welcome to one of the loveliest valleys in northern New England. Since its founding over forty years ago, The Quechee Club has become many things to many people - a vacation place, a retirement home, a weekend getaway, a summer retreat, a winter paradise, or a year-round home with a wonderful sense of community. The Quechee Club has a great ski slope to ski at during the winter with many different activities beyond skiing and snowboarding.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PICO MOUNTAIN

 

Save every time you ski or ride at Pico Mountain this season and enjoy the convenience of skipping the ticket windows and going directly to the lift with the new Pico Express Card!

The Pico Express Card provides "pay-as-you-ski" flexibility. The card costs $26, works like a season pass (it has your picture on it), and is linked to your credit card. The first time each day your Express Card is scanned at the lift your credit card is automatically charged the discounted rate.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Mount Snow

 

The Closest Big Mountain Ski Resort in Vermont. Ski and snowboard Vermont at Mount Snow. Featuring four mountain faces including the #1 ranked East Coast Terrain Park - Carinthia; snow tubing; ski school & snowboarding lessons; and slopeside lodging. Mount Snow is also Vermont's premier four season resort with an 18 hole golf course, wedding receptions and conference center, downhill mountain biking, music festivals, and more!

 

 

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Killington Mountain

 

Spread out over six mountains, Killington Resort offers 141 trails and 70 miles of diverse and spacious terrain. You'll spend less time waiting in line thanks to our extensive lift network, which features two high speed gondolas and five express quad chairs that provide access to everything from groomed cruisers and classic New England tree runs to parks, pipes, bumps and steeps. In fact, Killington ensures that skiers and riders are faced with only one problem - how to fit it all in.