Ranked 127th of 171 Ski resorts
Bolton Valley reviews & ratings
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Overview
Bolton Valley in Vermont is a quaint ski resort known for its friendly, local vibe and excellent terrain for all abilities. The resort offers a mix of beginner, intermediate, and advanced trails, ensuring something for every skier and snowboarder. Night skiing is a popular feature here, allowing guests to enjoy the slopes under the lights. Bolton Valley is also renowned for its backcountry and Nordic skiing opportunities. The resort's on-site accommodations provide a convenient and comfortable stay, with a range of options available. The village atmosphere at Bolton Valley adds to the charm, offering dining and après-ski activities. Additionally, the resort is committed to sustainability, with initiatives to reduce its environmental impact.
Main Stats
71Total Runs
300 acresSkiable Terrain
1446 feetBottom Elevation
3150 feetTop Elevation
Reviews
Carter - intermediate snowboarder
Nov, 21 - 2024
I love Bolton, one of the last family owned resorts in Vermont, and it is well loved in the community! Fuck Vale!
Marie - advanced skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
We hit it during a major storm. It's was AWESOME! Powder in the trees as well as open terrain. The accommodations 9n the mou tain were very good as was the pub. Bolton also offers night skiing. A must go!
Nathan Imbergamo - intermediate skier
Mar, 13 - 2024
Aside from the beaten and chaotic mud parking lot, Bolton is a charming local resort that has some amazing terrain plus some of the only night skiing in Vermont. The tree runs here are amazing, but I have skied mostly at night, where the groomed runs are limited. Definitely cool to be able to ski after work and have some real trails to tackle, they just get old as there are so few. This resort is awesome for beginners especially considering the price of a half day ticket here is a steal. The terrain is great for manageable increases of difficulty for people learning and improving at skiing. Being at the highest base elevation in VT, Bolton gets snow when others get rain. The views from the top are incredible; Lake Champlain, Mount Mansfield, and Camels Hump, are visible in a trifecta that cannot be found elsewhere.
