Waitsfield Ski Hills & Resorts
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Ski Hills & Resorts in Waitsfield, Vermont.
When the snow hits, head for the slopes! These listings for ski hills, ski resorts and snowboard terrain parks in Waitsfield, Vermont can help you find what you are looking for. Start planning your Waitsfield ski and snowboard vacation here by using the detailed descriptions, maps and reviews.
With a vertical drop of 2,650 feet and eighteen lifts, Sugarbush Ski resort is one of Vermont's premier ski destinations. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate or expert skier Sugarbush has something to offer everyone. Eighteen percent of the runs at Sugarbush are rated as 'beginner,' 39% are rated as 'intermediate' and, for those who enjoy a challenge, 43% are designated as'expert.' Snowboarding is permitted at Sugarbush. Visitors will also appreciate the availability of onsite accommodation at Sugarbush Lodge.
| Highest Elevation | 1,260 m/ 4,135 ft |
| Vertical Rise | 808 m/ 2,650 ft |
| Runs | 115: 18% Novice, 39% Intermediate, 43% Advance/Expert with alpine skiing, cross country, snow tubing and a terrain park. |
| Longest Run | 4,828 m/ 15,840 ft |
| Lifts | 18 Lifts: 4 Surface Lifts, 4 Double Chairs, 3 Triple Chairs, 3 Quad Chairs, 4 Hi-Speed Quads |
| Annual Snowfall | 643 cm/ 21 ft |
The challenging expert slopes of Mad River Glen's terrain, in conjunction with its legendary annual 250 inches of snowfall, makes this a premiere snow destination for skiers. Snowboarding is not permitted at Mad River Glen. The resort's extensive trail system, diverse beginner and intermediate trails in addition to a single base departure point makes this an attractive ski area.
| Highest Elevation | 1,109 m/ 3,637 ft |
| Vertical Rise | 621 m/ 2,037 ft |
| Runs | 44: 30% Novice, 30% Intermediate, 40% Advance/Expert with alpine skiing and cross country. |
| Longest Run | 4,828 m/ 15,840 ft |
| Lifts | 5 Lifts: 1 Surface Lift, 1 Single Chair, 3 Double Chairs |
| Annual Snowfall | 635 cm/ 21 ft |
