SKI CAPITAL OF THE EAST
Stowe Mountain Resort, located in Vermont in the Green Mountains. Stowe caters to both beginners and experienced thrill-seekers. The resort boasts a variety of meticulously maintained slopes, challenging terrain parks, and an efficient lift system. After a thrilling day on the slopes, unwind and indulge in the resort's vibrant après-ski scene. Stowe Mountain Resort provides an unforgettable mountain getaway for travelers seeking a memorable winter experience.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Multi-night lodging accommodations
Multi-day lift passes
Exclusive après and events for all 18+
Free shuttle services around resort town
On-site management and customer support
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS
Discounted equipment rentals
Discounted ski & snowboard lessons
Travel Assurance
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485
ACRES
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3,719'
SUMMIT
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55%
INTERMEDIATE
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314
ANNUAL SNOWFALL
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116
TRAILS
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12
LIFTS
STOWE SPOTLIGHT
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EPIC EASTERN SNOWFALL
Stowe Mountain Resort is known for its abundant and reliable snowfall during the winter season, which is unique for the East Coast. With an average annual snowfall of around 314 inches, the resort offers excellent ski conditions and a winter wonderland experience.
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ICONIC FRONT FOUR
Stowe is famous for its challenging trails known as the "Front Four”. These four expert-level trails—National, Liftline, Starr, and Goat—are renowned for their steep pitches, moguls, and challenging terrain, providing an exhilarating experience for advanced skiers and riders. Stowe also has Vermont’s highest peak!
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APRÈS-SKI SCENE
After a long day on the slopes, enjoy a vibrant après-ski scene, with numerous bars & restaurants where travelers can party and socialize. From cozy fireside lounges to lively music venues, Stowe offers a variety of options to enjoy the après-ski culture.
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FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE
No car? No problem. A convenient and free shuttle service from the many bus stops within the resort. This service is perfect for those who prefer not to drive or want to avoid the hassle of finding parking. The shuttle service operates during the winter season between the resort's lodging properties, ski lifts, and bars.