The mountain, at a glance
Southern Vermont's tallest peak, with a pedestrian alpine village, high-speed six-packs and impeccably groomed cruisers.
A pedestrian alpine village and broad groomers give Stratton a polished resort feel.
Skiable acres
670
Vertical drop
2,003 ft
Trails
99
Lifts
11
Who's it for?
Plan your first day
A strong choice for a group that wants groomed runs, village dining and convenient lodging together.
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Aprés-ski & local pours
Scene: Village après
Local picks — hours change seasonally, so check before you go.
Our experience there
Stratton is an extremely well-polished and maintained mountain, and one of our favorite picks in southern Vermont. Stratton is very easy to navigate and explore. If you are into a huge variety of different groomer trails, Stratton is one of the best picks. Stratton's lift infrastructure is some of the best in Vermont, with a high-speed gondola and multiple express quads, or even a high-speed six-pack. If you are looking for a mountain that offers a large number of trails to explore, with amazing facilities, snowmaking, and a beautiful village, Stratton is the pick for you. The only downside is that on peak weekends, and even popular normal season weekends, Stratton's lift lines can become long, especially on major lifts.
Where to stay
The base village suits a car-light stay; Manchester is an alternative for restaurants and shopping.
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