Stowe Mountain Resort

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Stowe Mountain Resort, with 116 ski trails and 12 lifts, has been an internationally acclaimed four-season resort area since the 1940’s. A gondola connects the resort’s two mountains, 4,395′ Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak. Stowe Mountain Resort significant snow-making infrastructure including: 325 HKD tower guns, 150 energy efficient land guns, 16 Super Pole Cat fan guns and over seven miles of snowmaking pipe. From a skier’s and rider’s point of view, the new snowmaking allows for a longer season, overall better snow quality and capability to resurface the mountain much more quickly.

Skiing at Stowe Mountain Resort in winter, skiers and snowboarders come from around the world to experience Mt. Mansfield’s storied terrain. Stowe also offers snowshoeing and ice skating. Stowe is especially famous as one of North America’s premier cross country skiing destinations, with hundreds of kilometers of groomed and backcountry trails.

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More information about Stowe Mountain Resort:

Mount Mansfield summit elevation: 4,395′ (Vermont’s highest peak)
Highest skiing elevation: 3,625′
Vertical drop: 2,360′
Annual snowfall (average): 314″
Total number of trails: 116
Skiable acres: 485
Total miles: 40 (16% beginner, 55% intermediate, 29% expert)
Snowmaking coverage: 83%
Total lifts: 12 (more mile-long lifts than any other resort in the east)
Lift types: 1 intermountain transfer Gondola (the OverEasy), 1 high-speed summit Gondola, 4 high-speed Quads, 2 Triples, 2 doubles, 2 surface lifts
Total hourly lift capacity: 15,516 passengers