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Stowe Mountain Reviews, Ratings and Stats

4.2 (34 reviews)
Ranked 169th of 277 Ski resorts
Ski Resorts>USA>Vermont>Stowe Mountain
4.24 (34 ratings)
Overall Rating
3.55 (33 ratings)
Value for Money
3.97 (29 ratings)
Après Ski
4.11 (27 ratings)
Off Piste
4.13 (32 ratings)
Eating Out
4.37 (30 ratings)
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Overview

Stowe Mountain in Vermont is one of the East Coast's premier ski destinations. The resort offers a wide variety of terrain, including some of the most challenging runs in the Northeast. With its state-of-the-art lift system, skiers spend less time waiting and more time skiing. Stowe is also known for its picturesque village, which offers an array of dining, shopping, and lodging options. The resort's commitment to quality and service is evident in its well-groomed trails and high-end amenities. Its location near Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak, provides stunning views and a memorable skiing experience. In addition, Stowe Mountain is known for its vibrant après-ski scene, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes.

Main Stats

117Total Runs
485 acresSkiable Terrain
2035 feetBottom Elevation
4395 feetTop Elevation

Reviews

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david - intermediate skier
Feb, 1 - 2025
Great resort, lovely pistes, great snow. Ski lifts are clean and efficient , will happily ski there again
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Emilie - advanced skier
Feb, 1 - 2025
Stowe is the highest peak in Vermont. With that being said there are some great steep runs and many options for woods. The best time to go is mid week as you will get a much quieter experience. On weekends lift lines may be 10 minutes long or even longer on holiday weekends. If I am ever looking to get away from crowds I will head over to the Spruce side and take the sensation quad. This lift accesses intermediate/advanced terrain only but is on the beginner side of the mountain. You cant beat the scenic views from the Gondola or the speed of the four runner quad. For food, there are two restaurants seated at the peaks, the Octagon and the Cliff house. If you head over to Spruce side there is a cafeteria as well as more fine dining in the hotel and some smaller places scattered around. My current favorite trail is Nose Dive, a steep wide groomer.
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Jessie - intermediate snowboarder
Jan, 26 - 2025
Went here for a family vacation where the group had a mix of beginners and intermediate skiers/snowboarders, felt like there was something for everyone so it was good

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