Ski Vermont's Year-Round

Skiing is available across Vermont, from Jay Peak in the north to the slopes of Mount Snow in the south. It is one of the best things to do in Vermont. The state's roughly two dozen ski mountains offer downhill skiing experiences for everyone, from young children and beginners to pros practicing for the Olympics. Some of the best ski resorts in the east are located here. From December through March, slopes and trails are kept in top condition by cutting-edge snowmaking and grooming.

However, you may enjoy Vermont's ski resorts all year round. The larger ones offer year-round on-mountain activities, including mountain biking, ropes courses, mountain slides, and picturesque lift rides that take skiers to the summits in the winter. In resorts near the base, there are spas, swimming pools, Segway tours, golf courses, and kid-friendly activities.

The Timber Ripper Mountain Coaster, a spa, a mountain bike park, beautiful chairlift rides, disc and miniature golf, and the Haulback Challenge Course, an aerial course that takes you from tree to tree, are all available at Okemo Mountain Resort. The Beast Mountain Coaster, a ropes course, and an adventure center are all located at Killington Ski Resort. Visitors can get to the top of Mt. Mansfield on the Toll Road or use the state's only gondola lift from Stowe Mountain Resort. A 27-hole championship golf course and a mountain bike park may be found at Stratton Mountain.

With attractions like the Skyeride, a 600-foot-long, 100-foot-high, 30-mph glider that offers unbeatable views, and the Beast Mountain Coaster, a 4,800-foot-long alpine coaster that whips and winds through the woods and offers riders 360-degree corkscrew thrills, visitors can experience high-flying fun during the summer.

Location: from Jay Peak in the North to the slopes of Mount Snow in the South.