VT Ski and Travel Blog

These maps capture a glimpse in time. After Suicide Six’s name was changed to Saskadena Six over the summer, the time came to update our Vermont ski resorts map. View the Original Artwork Here Or… Buy a Poster What has changed?

This article was last updated 10/5/24 to reflect the finalization of the Killington and Pico sale. The industry has seen some consolidation in recent years and you’ll see Vail Resorts’ name starting to appear here more than it used to. This

Which Vermont ski resort provides the best value to skiers and riders? We have broken down the full list to see which resorts provide the most skiing for the lift ticket price that they charge. For this list we are using

Should you travel to Colorado or Vermont for your ski vacation? I have lived in both Vermont AND Colorado and would be happy to recommend either, but the best destination for you will depend on a few different things. If you

These small inns have been a part of Vermont’s culture for longer than the ski areas have been in business. Trappers, travelers, tourists and trinket salesmen have all used these inns for hundreds of years. Now, these are places where skiers

Vermonters tend to like their bars the way they like their mountains- unpretentious, untamed, and covered in snow. The laid-back and community-minded nature of Vermonters lends itself to some truly remarkable apres-ski bars. Among them are a few midcentury staples that

If Vermont is next on your list for a ski vacation, Stowe and Sugarbush deserve to be considered. Nestled deep in the heart of Vermont, both resorts offer a unique, but distinctive, experience. Both Stowe and Sugarbush are located between the

These days, we take time outside where we can get it. Although many resorts are closed or operating at a limited capacity, backcountry skiing is booming in the Green Mountains with new trails being opened up to the public each season.

Visitors to Vermont often tread the well-beaten path of Burlington, Montpelier, and Stowe, but any local can tell you that the real Vermont charm lies in the small towns in between. As foliage season draws to a close and most states