Ski Sundown reviews & ratings
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Overview
Ski Sundown in Connecticut provides a welcoming ski environment with a variety of terrain for all skill levels. The resort is known for its well-groomed runs and efficient snowmaking system. Ski Sundown offers a range of trails, including a terrain park for freestyle enthusiasts. The resort's night skiing extends the skiing hours into the evening. Ski Sundown's lodge offers a warm and inviting space for dining and relaxation. The resort is celebrated for its ski school and family-friendly atmosphere. Ski Sundown is a great choice for skiers and snowboarders in Connecticut looking for a comfortable and accessible skiing experience.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
8Beginner Runs
4Intermediate Runs
3Advanced Runs
1Expert Runs
1 milesLongest Run
70 acresSkiable Terrain
70 hectaresSnow making
66 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
1075 feetTop
450 feetBottom
625 feetVertical Drop
Lift Pass Costs
$750Season pass
$701 day
Weather
38 inchesAverage annual snowfall
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Ski Sundown Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 3.0
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Alex - advanced skier
Dec, 24 - 2023
Night skiing is a nice addition to the mountain, they also re-groom the trails late in the day for night skiing. Park skiing is pretty limited but late in the season they make big jumps on one of the black diamonds. The food is reasonably priced for a ski hill and isnt bad
I was on the ski team for a year and had a great experience, but they block off the left half of one of the black diamonds during race events.
They have a double black diamond which has moguls late in the season which is fun