Stowe Mountain Resort

Mountain Information

Since 1937

Welcome to the birthplace of alpine skiing in Vermont. Since the first lift-served runs in 1937, Stowe has stood as a world-class destination. Home to the nation’s oldest Ski Patrol, the birthplace of the 10th Mountain Division, and 90 years of industry-leading ski and snowboard instruction, Stowe is no ordinary ski area. Winter 2025–26 invites you to be part of our legacy; it’s all here, waiting for you.

Did You Know...

Top 5 Facts About Stowe

Did You Know...

Split Between Two Mountains

Stowe sits on the majestic Mt. Mansfield (the highest peak in Vermont) and Spruce Peak.

Founded in 1934

The Mount Mansfield Ski Patrol is the oldest ski patrol in the United States.

The Most in the East

With 12 total lifts, Stowe boasts more mile-long lifts than any other resort in the East.

The Over Easy Gondola

Mt. Mansfield and Spruce Peak are connected by an inter-mountain transfer Gondola.

In the Top 10

The town of Stowe has been named one of the top 10 small towns in America.

Stowe Mountain Resort

Mountain Statistics

Stowe Mountain Resort is an internationally renowned four-season destination. Surrounded by majestic Mount Mansfield—the highest peak in Vermont—and Spruce Peak, Stowe is filled with activities and adventures for every season and every guest.

Explore the mountain further with our trail map.

Summit Elevation

4,395 ft
(1,340 m)

Highest Skiing Elevation

3,625 ft
(1,105 m)

Skiable Terrain

485 Acres

Lifts

Average Snowfall

314 inches
(798 cm)

Terrain Parks

Trails