Southern Vermont
Stratton Mountain Resort
Stratton offers the complete version of the southern Vermont weekend: a village, restaurants, lodging and a large mountain immediately above it. It is polished and convenient, two qualities that are expensive and, after a long drive on Friday night, sometimes worth paying for.
How Stratton Mountain Resort Compares
Across 47 Northeast ski areas
- Average snowfall
- 180 in / year
- Ski area size
- 670 acres
- Length of ski runs
- 2,003 ft
Mountain Stats
- Trails
- 99
- Lifts
- 14
- Summit elevation
- 3,875 ft
- Base elevation
- 1,872 ft
Terrain
Green runs (Beginner)- 40%
- Blue runs (Intermediate)
- 35%
- Black runs (Advanced)
- 25%
Terrain Parks (seasonal)- 5
Glades- Moderate
Moguls- Moderate
Grooming- Excellent
Night Skiing- Not verified
Uphill Access- Free
Services & Amenities
- Ski School
- Yes
- Equipment Rentals
- Yes
- On-site Dining
- Yes
- On-site Lodging
- Yes
- Parking
- Free
- EV Charging
- Yes
Prices
Adult Lift Tickets
2025–26 — Historical
Online · Full-day · Dynamic pricing · USD
- Variable pricing
- $139–$189*Day-specific rates unavailable
Source calls $189 peak; no exact ski dates or day applicability established.
Listed window price; online $139-$189 in 2025-26, peak $189.
Reference Prices
Season unknown
Window · Full-day · Dynamic pricing · USD
- Weekday
- $203*
Weekday label retained from research table; no exact date/season supplied.
Listed window price; online $139-$189 in 2025-26, peak $189.
* Unverified reference prices. Historical or undated observations; actual rates may vary by date and purchase method.
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Kids Ski Free — Conditional
Ages 17 & under · 2026–27
Kids Ski Free Week