Stratton Mountain Resort Guide - Real Reviews From Real Skiers
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The Skiers' Guide to Stratton Mountain

Top Rated for
4.60 (10 Ratings)
Ski School Quality
4.56 (16 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.21 (14 Ratings)
Accommodation Options
4.00 (7 Ratings)
Advanced
3.94 (17 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
3.93 (14 Ratings)
Eating Out
Ranked
234th
of 252 ski resorts
Overall Rating
3.83
From 18 Reviews
99
Total Runs
1872
Bottom Elevation
3875
Top Elevation
670
Skiable Terrain
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Stratton Mountain in Vermont is a top choice for skiers looking for a blend of great skiing and vibrant après-ski activities. The resort features a wide range of trails, suitable for all levels, from beginners to experts. Stratton's efficient lift system, including a high-speed gondola, minimizes wait times. The village at the base of the mountain is bustling with shops, restaurants, and nightlife, providing plenty of options for entertainment off the slopes. The resort is also known for its excellent ski school, making it a great destination for families and first-time skiers. Its location in the Green Mountains offers breathtaking scenery. Additionally, Stratton hosts various events throughout the season, adding to the fun and excitement.

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Recent Reviews

Perfect little mountain with a banger of an après scene and village. Gondola too! Tuna of terrain. Where snowboarding was invented.
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Love going here. You do have Vermont weather to deal with, but we had 3 great spring days. Does get crazy busy on holidays.
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grooming has dropped off from previous years but still a nice place to ski. Midweek is much better.
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Expensive, crowded mountain that gets a lot of customers driving in from New York City in Boston. Lift lines are long on weekends and can be on weekdays as well as they will often reduce the number of lifts and operation. Food and beverage options are minimal, pricey, and quite frankly not very good. On a positive note, there is a well maintained moguls run that is used for competitions.
Family Friendliness
Off-Piste
Snow Parks
Eating Out
Après-Ski
Value for Money
Groomed Runs
Tree Runs
Mogul Fields
Powder Zones
Quiet Slopes
Lift Efficiency
Ski School Quality
Accommodation Options
Stratton Mountain provides an excellent skiing experience for all types of skiers and families. Stratton has a good variety of trails and terrain. The only thing they lack is really steep slopes. There is a wide variety of housing options as well as a nice ski village with a few different restaurants. There is also xc skiing and ice skating. Stratton is a short drive from Boston, Albany, Burlington, or West Lebanon airports, and many bus options exist. Snow has been very reliable and the lift lines are usually quite short, with the exception of late mornings on the weekends.
Family Friendliness
Off-Piste
Snow Parks
Eating Out
Après-Ski
Value for Money
Groomed Runs
Tree Runs
Mogul Fields
Powder Zones
Quiet Slopes
Lift Efficiency
Accommodation Options

Stratton Mountain Resort Stats

Ski Terrain
99Total Runs
3 milesLongest Run
670 acresSkiable Terrain
474 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
3875 feetTop
1872 feetBottom
2003 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
1Gondolas / Cable Cars
8Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$1699Season pass
$1391 day
Weather
116 inchesAverage annual snowfall

Stratton Mountain Travel Information

Airports
80min drive70KMsAlbany International Airport (ALB)
50min drive40KMsRutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport (RUT)
120min drive100KMsBradley International Airport (BDL)
Train Stations
45min drive40KMsBrattleboro Station (Brattleboro, VT)