Let’s face it: skiing is an expensive hobby and Sugarbush Mountain is not the the cheapest ski resort option in Vermont. Sugarbush is considered by many to be a premier Vermont ski resort, and you will have to pay a little premium for a lift ticket. Last time when I checked – and that was [...]
What about them? Well, they are pretty good, wide and flat at Stratton resort. As one of my friends once commented: “Do not leave your significant other behind in NYC, leave her behind learning first turns on beginner trails.” It might sound a bit harsh but in reality, having your friend learning skiing at Stratton [...]
We have received a number of emails from readers asking us about things that we like and don’t like about Vermont ski resorts. And so we decided to post short Q:A sessions. The first post in this category is about Stratton resort. And to be more precise: “What is so cool at Stratton Mountain?” We [...]
It is quite simple – buy a Bromley Mountain club card for $69, get a free day and save $10 dollars off midweek, weekends and holidays at Bromley mountain. In other words, you will end up $29 per day during midweek, $58 on holidays and $55 on weekends. And don’t forget about a free day [...]
It takes about 14 computer mouse wheel scrolls to read through the ski season pass deals at Sugarbush ski resort and six to scroll through the 2010 lift ticket rates. But let’s make it simple – just buy a SugarDirect card to save money on lift tickets. Sugarbush ski resort is not the cheapest ski [...]
That’s right. A ski trip to Smugglers Notch resort is actually affordable – if you get a Bash Badge and ski during the regular and holiday season. There are many ways to save at Smuggs during the 2010 ski season. For example, you can ski during the early or late season and pay $44 for [...]
Stowe Mountain resort in Vermont is known for its famous Front Four black diamond trails and steep lift ticket prices. This is not a place to hang out if you don’t have a solid credit line or a thick wallet – one day of skiing during the peak period will cost you “paltry” $89.00. And [...]
This Monday, I had a feeling that snow was about to fall in Vermont. Maybe it was a fact that I just visited a couple of ski areas in southern Vermont where things are slowly starting to pick up speed, and ski shops are replacing bikes and golf clubs with skis and snowboards. Or it [...]
If some mountains have only ten peak days, Mad River Glen located in the picturesque Mad River valley, likes holidays with a total of 21 peak days. This ski area is certainly famous enough to attract huge crowds of loyal skiers and snowb…Wait a second, it is also famous for not letting any snowboarders on [...]
Ascutney Mountain resort had a price freeze for the 2009/2010 ski season. Unlike most other resorts in southern Vermont, Ascutney Mountain set September 30th as a deadline to buy discounted season passes. This year they offer premier passes that are valid seven days without any restrictions, advantage passes that are valid every day except holidays [...]
