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Vermont is seeing a fresh surge of snowfall, with some locations receiving significant accumulations. The heaviest snow in the past 24 hours was recorded in Plainfield (7"), East Craftsbury (7"), Greensboro (7"), and Jeffersonville (7"). These areas are nearest to ski resorts such as Stowe Mountain Resort, Smugglers’ Notch, and Burke Mountain. Jeffersonville, close to Smugglers’ Notch, currently reports a snowpack of 7" and a 5-day forecast of 4", promising good short-term conditions. Similarly, East Craftsbury and Greensboro, near Burke Mountain, report healthy snowpacks of 7" and forecast an additional 7" over the next five days.
Looking ahead, Rochester leads with the highest 5-day forecast (11"), making it a high-potential area, particularly for Killington and Sugarbush skiers. Warren (near Sugarbush) and Strafford are also expecting 10" over five days. Corinth and Jeffersonville are forecast for 10" as well, indicating sustained snowfall in northern and central areas. Woodbury (8" forecast), Ryegate, and Williamstown are also seeing steady accumulation and are close to resorts like Bolton Valley and Mad River Glen. With these trends, skiers should focus on higher elevation resorts near Jeffersonville, Rochester, and Warren for the best snow conditions in the days to come.
Vermont is known worldwide for its excellent skiing. With picturesque landscapes and an abundance of snow, it's a winter sports lover's paradise. The state boasts over 20 ski resorts, ranging from small family-owned businesses to large commercial operations. Some of the most popular resorts include Killington, Stowe, Sugarbush, and Jay Peak.
Killington is the largest ski resort in the eastern United States and offers over 150 trails. The resort sees an average of 250 inches of snow per season and has a snowpack of around 50 inches. The best time to visit Killington is between late November and early April.
Stowe is another popular resort with 116 trails and an average snowfall of 333 inches per season. The snowpack at Stowe averages around 80 inches. The best time to visit Stowe is between December and March.
Sugarbush is a smaller resort with 111 trails, but still offers plenty of challenges for skiers. The resort sees an average snowfall of 262 inches per season and a snowpack of around 60 inches. The best time to visit Sugarbush is between December and March.
Jay Peak is known for its deep powder and backcountry skiing. The resort receives an average of 355 inches of snow per season and has a snowpack of around 100 inches. The best time to visit Jay Peak is between December and April.
