Amazing terrain park, a good mix between advanced terrain and beginners terrain across the mountain

Grooming crew usually does a great job with what they have to work with. Trees can be really fun with enough snow. Often icy (East Coast skiing!). Can be crowded on popular weekends. The bubble on the Bluebird chair is a lifesaver on cold and windy days.

Great mountain, long trail rides. Awesome terrine park. Long trail rides and very good vibe with other skiers and snowboarders.

The best hours at Mount Snow are the earliest of the dayclose parking, short lift lines, well-groomed and uncrowded runs. The later the day gets, the longer the lines become and the conditions deteriorate. On weekends and holidays, the runs get dangerously crowded with skiers and snowboarders whose abilities neither match the conditions nor the trails theyre on. On-mountain victuals are expensive and unremarkable in terms of variety and quality. The best restaurant is in the new (ish) Carinthia lodge. If you like pizza, the main base lodge offers (pricey) fresh pies. For the kids, standard fareburgers, fries, chicken fingers. If youre seeking adult beverages during the day, the Bullwheel in the summit lodge is boisterous but dont expect to find a table. Cuzzins in the base lodge has a rollicking apres scene. If you prefer off-mountain fare, venture a few miles south down Route 100 to Snow Republic Brewery (owned by a Marine, hence the decor and ambiance). In general, visitors will generally find good skiing and conditions at Mount Snow, which explains why it is often overcrowded.

Mount Snow Vermont is one of gems of Southern Vermont! Good weekend crowds and plenty of varied terrain allow a little bit of everything for most skiers and riders to fill their souls with for any given weekend. A true classic Vermont ski area well sought after by thousands of guest each day!

Great option for a short trip from NYC or Boston areas. Good amount of terrain and mountains ability to work despite northeast weather.

Mount Snow is the closest big mountain to mass/ct so it tends to be very crowded. Early morning or lunch time are your best bet. The live music and walk up brewery are awesome for apres ski. Lots of restaurants around and snow republic brewery is always a hit.

Mount snow is the best. Carinthia is the best around. The snow making is awesome. Olympic glades are the best

All the harder trails were icy like blue to double black the greens were fun and long but I would have preferred the blacks and double blacks to be a little less icy

Mount Snow is the first real mounta8n near New York and Boston so inevitably gets very busy. Part of Vail so Epic works here and they have invested some with two new lifts in the last few years. Snow mailing is fantastic both in terms of equipment and the skill and dedication of the crew. Good spread of terrain with the more cruise blues on the main face and sun Brook, the North Face has more challenging blues and the best trees when the snow is right, the resort is a ski anywhere in boundaries so actually some really nice tree stuff. The final area is Arinthia which is a park rats dream. Loads of features, massive pipe and very very well maintained. Plus for both types of skiers/riders is that all the terrain park stuff is at Carinthia so no need to track around the mountain to find it and if you dont want it you never go near it. New Carinthia lodge is very nice, older main and other lodges are old but work well. 10 minute drive to the lively Vermont town of Wimingto and there are a lot of good food options across the valley from pizza and fires to very very fine dining. Loads of airbnbs and several nice hotels and inns to stay at Solid resort wi5 excellent snow making