Stowe
Ratings
Hover a bar to see what goes into it. Scores sit on a bell curve. 6.5 is a normal good resort and 8 or more is unusual. Method.
Key facts
| Altitude | 390–1339 m |
| Vertical drop | 949 m |
| Pistes advertised | 485 acres |
| Pistes mapped on OSM | 0 km |
| Lifts (mapped near village) | 0 · 40% gondola/4+ chair |
| Day pass | $219 |
| Passes | Epic |
| Avg snowfall (mid) | 2.5 m / season |
| Nearest airport | BTV · 45 min |
Snow & weather updated 1 h ago
8-day forecast (summit)
Open-Meteo forecast downscaled to 1189 m (summit) and 390 m (base). Rain line ≈ freezing level minus 300 m.
The last three winters at 865 m
Lift queues
Typical week (February, since the resort is closed now)
Map
Where to sleep 0 places mapped · 0 ski-in/ski-out
Ski access score: 9.5 means ski-in/ski-out (a piste within 70 m and a lift within 600 m). Each minute of walking to the nearest lift costs about half a point. Distances are straight lines on OpenStreetMap, so add about 30% for the walk.
Pistes
Longest named runs
Après & food
Reviews
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Getting there
Nearest major airport: BTV, about 45 min away by road. Directions · Flights
Stowe Mountain Resort is a ski resort in the northeastern United States, near the town of Stowe in northern Vermont, comprising two separate mountains: Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak. The lift-served vertical drop of Mount Mansfield is 2,360 feet (719 m), the fifth largest in New England and the fourth largest in Vermont. Wikipedia