Burke Mountain reviews & ratings
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Overview
Burke Mountain in Vermont is a hidden gem for skiers and snowboarders, offering stunning views and varied terrain. The resort is known for its uncrowded slopes and authentic Vermont skiing experience. Burke Mountain caters to a range of abilities, with a good mix of beginner, intermediate, and advanced trails. The resort is particularly popular among advanced skiers for its challenging terrain and backcountry access. The on-site accommodations provide a comfortable and convenient stay, with options ranging from hotel rooms to condos. Burke's laid-back atmosphere makes it a great choice for those seeking a peaceful skiing getaway. The resort also offers a range of summer activities, making it a year-round destination.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
4Beginner Runs
26Intermediate Runs
18Advanced Runs
6Expert Runs
2.2 milesLongest Run
178 acresSkiable Terrain
125 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
3267 feetTop
1210 feetBottom
2057 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
2Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$1029Season pass
$251 day
Weather
133 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Burke Mountain Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.3
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Value for Money
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Family Friendly
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Eating Out
Tree Skiing
Groomed Runs
Mogul Fields
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Georges - advanced skier
Apr, 22 - 2024
Cindy - advanced snowboarder
Mar, 23 - 2024
Mikaela Shiffren trained there!
Quiet part of Vermont
Good slope side services
Cute shops in East Burke
Gorgeous views
Near Lake Willoughby
Small resort
Adam - expert snowboarder
Jan, 30 - 2024
Burke Mountain is a great family resort, home of the Burke Mountain Academy and producing the best US ski racers of the world.
The trails are well groomed and maintained, the lift service is quick and efficient and barely is there ever a line. Far enough North to keep snow conditions consistent and great snowmaking and world class grooming makes Burke a great choice.
Exceptional value for ticket price with great advanced level terrain particularly good tree skiing with beautiful glades when the natural snow is good.
Great beginner and intermediate slopes available to get started as well as experienced and well trained ski school to help newer skiers develop better skills.
You can not beat Burke for value and the Bears Den bar is a classic ski bar with great prices and atmosphere. Come visit Burke and check out the last little corner of Vermonts Northeast Kingdom
Joshua - expert skier
Jan, 28 - 2024
Adam - expert skier
Jan, 21 - 2024
Burke Mountain is an off the radar place that has everything a mountain should have. Steeps, trees, amazing groomers and lots of hidden stashes. Where most mountains can get fully blown out on a powder day you can still get the goods in the trees and edges of main trails days after a good storm.
The mountain doesnt have the highest elevation so you have to watch the snow report but it is very far North so a lot of small snowfalls add up there.
Look for mid week pass deals like Wednesday buy one get two free, bring some friends or make some. People are always ready to help each other out
Casey - advanced skier
Dec, 16 - 2023
Burke is a Medium sized East Coast gem in the North East Kingdom of Vermont. It's Ski School has produced Olympic Champions (think shiffrin). The lower mountain is perfect for beginners while the upper mountain has runs that can challenge any skiers ability. I have never seen long lift lines and the hotel is very nice for those seeking to stay overnight. The actual town is pretty small but does have more restaurants than one would expect. Lift tickets are some of the most reasonable around with buy 1 get 2 free deals mid week for locals