With three lifts, eight trails and 22 inches of fresh snow, Stratton Mountain Resort officially opened for skiing on December 29, 1961. Now in its 60th season, Stratton is home to 11 lifts, including New England's first high-speed six-passengers, 99 trails, glades, and terrain parks. The seasons have brought thousands of inches of snow and too many memorable moments to count.

Golf and tennis soon followed. Designed by noted golf course architect Geoffrey Cornish, the Stratton course opened for play in 1964. Mountain biking later joined the 27-hole championship golf course to complete Stratton's allure in any season. Ski, ride, hike, bike, golf, swim. The mountains are your playground.

Through the years, Stratton Mountain Resort has grown into a vibrant resort Village and a community bigger than ever before. Today generations of friends and family come home to Stratton, sharing the fun, adventure, progression, stories and smiles with all that visit.


Stratton MountainStatistics
Summit Elevation:1,181 meters / 3,875 ft.
  • Highest peak in southern Vermont
  • Vertical drop: 611 meters / 2,003 ft.
  • Number of trails: 99
Snow Conditions
  • Avg. annual snowfall - 460 cm / 180 inches
  • Number of snowguns -1200
Terrain
  • Skiable terrain: 670+ acres
  • Snowmaking coverage: 95%
  • Glades: 160+ acres
  • Total trail length: 38.10 miles
  • Longest trail: Mike's Way to Wanderer at 3 miles
Trail Classification
  • Novice 40%
  • Intermediate 35%
  • Advanced 16%
  • Expert 9%
Lifts - 14
  • 6-passenger chairlifts: 4
  • 4-passenger chairlifts: 3
  • 3-passenger chairlifts: 1
  • 2-passenger chairlifts: 1
  • Gondolas: 1
  • Magic Carpet: 4
  • Lift Capacity: 33,928 skiers/hour