Information on Mount Snow:
Mount Snow first opened for skiing on December 12, 1954 with two chairlifts, two rope tows and seven trails that extended about halfway up the mountain. Over the years Mount Snow would continue to grow steadily, adding lifts, facilities and snowmaking capacity until today Mount Snow skiers can enjoy four separate lodge facilities, 23 lifts capable of carrying 36,252 skiers per hour and 476 acres of snowmaking! Through the years Mount Snow has also worked to maintain the goals and visions of a resort that would be absolutely fabulous! And fabulous was the word used to describe some of the innovations at Mount Snow like the first year-round outdoor swimming pool in the East adjacent to an indoor skating rink! Or the Jetsons-like cable cars that ran through the air over Snow Lake. Or Snow Lake itself where a 350-foot geyser tossed 10,000 gallons of water per minute, water that froze into a huge glacier in the middle of the lake forming "Fountain Mountain" where skiing went on well into the summer! While the face of Mount Snow has continued to change, the spirit has remained the same. Mount Snow is a resort dedicated to being different. We strive to give you, our guest, a unique and fun experience every time you visit us.
Mount Snow Lift closing and opening times:
Weekdays: 9am - 4pm Weekends: 8am - 4pm Holidays: 8am - 4pm Half Day: 12pm
Length of Season:
Nov-06 to Mid April 2007
Types and number of lifts:
1 Surface Lifts;3 Magic Carpets;4 Double Chairs;7 Triple Chairs;4 High Speed Quads
Number of trails and difficulty breakdown:
Total Number: 106
Elevation at base 1900 feet and elevation at summit is 3600 feet.
Skiing Options at Mount Snow:
Night Skiing: no
Heli- Skiing: no
Snowcat Skiing: no
Miles of cross Country ski trails: none
Snow boarding: yes
Equipment Rentals:
skis
, snowboards
Getting to Mount Snow:
From Boston Take I-90 to I-91. Follow I-91 north to Route 9 west. Take Route 9 to Route 100. Follow Route 100 to Mount Snow.
Alternate route to Mount Snow:
From Hartford, CT and New York Take I-91 north to Route 9 west. Take Route 9 to Route 100. Follow Route 100 to Mount Snow.
Contact Information:
802 464-2151
802 464-2151
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