Bolton Valley Trail Map
Check out the Bolton Valley ski resort map above to get a feel for the layout before you arrive. The trail map shows you all 71 runs spread across 24 beginner, 27 intermediate and 16 advanced trails, serviced by five chairlifts. With a vertical drop from 960m down to 441m, it's a proper mid-sized Vermont spot that punches above its weight for variety.
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Best Runs in Bolton Valley
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Sherman's Pass (Green): A wide, gentle trail perfect for beginners to build confidence with consistent pitch and plenty of space to practise turning.
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Timberline (Blue): A mellow cruiser that winds through the trees, offering brilliant tree skiing for intermediates looking to venture off the main groomers.
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Hard Luck (Blue): A solid intermediate trail with varied terrain that lets you open up your carving on the upper section before narrowing through the glades.
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Spillway (Blue): A consistently pitched intermediate run that's popular with ski schools and progressing skiers wanting to link smooth turns.
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Vista Peak (Blue): A scenic ridge-line trail offering panoramic views of Lake Champlain whilst maintaining an approachable gradient for confident intermediates.
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Devil's Drop (Black Diamond): A steep, narrow chute that fires straight down the fall line, demanding precise edge control and commitment from advanced skiers.
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Beaver Pond Glade (Black Diamond): A technical tree run with tight spacing and natural features that rewards aggressive skiers who can read the terrain quickly.
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National Geographic (Double Black Diamond): Bolton's signature expert line featuring sustained steeps, natural rock features, and unforgiving pitch that sorts the weekend warriors from the proper chargers.
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Woods Hole (Double Black Diamond): An incredibly tight, old-growth tree run where turn radius is dictated by the forest itself, only suitable for expert skiers with strong technical skills.