Stratton

Stratton Ski Report, Mountain Conditions and Resort Statistics

Stratton offers big mountain skiing and riding from the summit of southern Vermont’s highest peak with 620 acres, 99 trails, 100+ acres of glades, four terrain parks and 11 lifts including the summit gondola and five high-speed chairs. With a vertical drop of 2,003 feet, Stratton offers a blend of terrain from narrow and steep to wide-open cruisers. Skiers and riders can start their day at the main base area (with the gondola, high-speed six person chair and the learning area lifts and magic carpet) or at the Sun Bowl which offers slope side parking, full-service base lodge and access to all mountain terrain via a high-speed six passenger chairlift. Stratton terrain is a blend of 40 percent novice, 35 percent intermediate and 25 percent advanced. Check out the slope side Village lined with shops and restaurants or Grizzly’s bar at the base with live music, great food and drink specials. Stratton is a no-car needed resort with a range of accommodations to suit every style and budget....Read more