First snow in mountains of Vermont!

Posted Thursday, October 1, 2009

— Jay Peak, Smugglers' Notch, Mad River Glen, Fall & early season

First snow fell in Vermont ski country.

The rumors are true; we've had our first snowflakes fall on Vermont mountaintops!

Twitter and Facebook are all a-twitter with excited skiers commenting on photos from their favorite Vermont ski resorts. Here are links to a few photos to get you psyched up, too. First snow fell in Vermont ski country.

<link http: twitpic.com jtvxm external-link-new-window>Smugglers' Notch first snow
<link http: twitpic.com ju8yw external-link-new-window>Jay Peak
<link https: www.madriverglen.com gallery_public external-link-new-window>Mad River Glen
<link http: stowe.com mountain photo_gallery.php external-link-new-window ski>Stowe snow
<link http: www.youtube.com external-link-new-window of snow at big>Killington (video)

Remember, there are more ski swaps this weekend. See my <link post northern-central-vermont-ski-swaps-in-2009 external-link-new-window ski>Vermont ski swap post for the schedule.

Photo courtesy of Jay Peak Ski Resort.

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