Stowe Mountain Trail Map

Best Runs in Stowe Mountain

• Toll Road (Green): A mellow, confidence-building cruiser that winds gently down the mountain, ideal for beginners getting their first proper descent in.

• Gondolier (Green): Wide and forgiving trail served by the Gondola, perfect for building rhythm and linking turns without pressure.

• Main Street (Blue): Stowe's signature intermediate cruiser offering consistent pitch and excellent width for carving practice all the way to the base.

• Perry Merrill (Blue): A long, flowing blue run that showcases Stowe's tree-lined New England charm whilst maintaining a moderate, manageable gradient.

• Switchback (Blue): A winding trail that zigzags down the mountain with variable pitch, giving intermediates a taste of terrain reading without overwhelming difficulty.

• Hayride (Blue): One of the longest cruisers on the mountain with sweeping turns through glades, brilliant for logging vertical and building leg strength.

• Nosedive (Black): A steep, relentless fall-line run that's one of the oldest and most respected expert trails in the East, demanding precise edge control throughout.

• Goat (Black): A narrow, technical black run with sustained pitch and natural terrain features that'll test your line choice and nerve.

• Lift Line (Black): A short but punchy bump run directly under the chairlift where moguls form quickly and locals come to show off their zipper-line skills.

• Starr (Double Black Diamond): One of Stowe's most challenging trails with aggressive steeps, tight trees, and natural obstacles that demand expert-level skill.

• National (Double Black Diamond): A legendary double-black mogul field with relentless bumps and steep pitch, regularly used for competition and not for the faint-hearted.