Mount Snow

Mount Snow is a ski resort in the Green Mountains of Vermont that rises to 1,093 meters (3,586 feet). The mountain offers 86 trails spread across 601 acres, with terrain designed for different skill levels and skiing styles.

The mountain was originally called Mount Pisgah and opened as a ski resort in 1954 following the purchase of land from the Snow family. This early start helped establish it as a major ski destination in the region.

The mountain helped shape how winter sports developed across the region and became a place where many people learned to snowboard. This history is felt throughout the resort as an important part of its identity.

The resort has 19 lifts to help you access different areas and choose terrain that matches your ability. Plan time to explore different sections, as each area has its own character and challenge level.

This resort was the site of the first snowboard park built in the eastern United States, creating a space where athletes could experiment with new tricks. That pioneering moment helped shape how other mountains designed their terrain parks afterward.