Opening dates for Vermont ski resorts—where will you ski first?

Posted Monday, November 10, 2008

— Fall & early season, Alpine / downhill skiing, Cross-country skiing

I got an e-mail from Ski Vermont and it included a run-down of opening dates for Vermont ski resorts. Yay!

These are listed in chronological order. Please visit my <link internal-link>Vermont Ski Resorts page and double check that they are open before you go—you just never know...

The temperatures here in northern Vermont are nice and cool through Thursday, but then it may warm up a bit, says NWS.

Vermont Ski Resorts — Projected Dates to Open

Mt. Snow: Projected re-opening weekend of November 14
Killington: Re-opening November 14
Okemo Mountain Resort: November 15
Sugarbush: November 22
Stowe Mountain Resort: November 22
Jay Peak: November 22
Stratton: November 26
Bromley: November 28
Smugglers' Notch: November 28
Bolton Valley: December 6
Burke Mountain: December 6
Trapp Family Lodge: December 10
Pico Mountain: December 12
Magic Mountain: December 13
Middlebury Snow Bowl: December 13
Suicide Six: December 19
Cochran's Ski Area: December 20
Mountain Top Resort: December 20
Mad River Glen: ASAP after Thanksgiving

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