Stratton Mountain is one of the most group-friendly ski destinations in the Northeast. The village is walkable, the terrain works for mixed ability levels, and the drive from NYC or Boston is manageable in a single car ride. But planning a group trip takes more coordination than a solo weekend. Here’s how to organize a […]
Stratton Mountain draws over 300,000 skiers every winter. But from June through October, the same region transforms into something entirely different: quiet trails, warm lakes, farm-to-table dining, and green mountains in every direction. If you’ve only visited in ski season, you’re missing the other half of what makes southern Vermont worth the trip. Here’s what […]
If you’re planning a Vermont ski trip for the 2026-2027 season, the first decision isn’t which mountain to hit. It’s which pass to buy. The three major multi-resort passes all include Vermont mountains, but they cover very different terrain, and the price gap between them is real. Here’s how the Epic Pass, Ikon Pass, and […]
Every New York City skier knows the math. Wake up at 4 AM. Sit in traffic on I-87. Arrive at a packed mountain. Ski for five hours. Drive home in the dark. Repeat until you start questioning whether you even like skiing anymore. Stratton Mountain breaks that cycle. Four hours from midtown, with a drive […]
Two of Vermont’s biggest ski resorts. Two very different experiences. If you’re planning a Vermont ski trip and trying to decide between Stratton Mountain and Killington, the answer depends on what kind of trip you’re after. Here’s an honest breakdown of both mountains so you can pick the one that fits your group, your skill […]
Most people drive through Jamaica on their way to Stratton Mountain. They pass the general store, cross the bridge, and keep going. And they miss out on one of the most beautiful small towns in southern Vermont. Jamaica is a village of about 1,000 people on Route 100 in southern Vermont. It sits in a […]
Stratton Mountain draws around 300,000 visitors a year. Most of them stay somewhere within a 20-minute drive. The options range from slopeside condos to off-mountain houses, and the right choice depends on your group size, your budget, and how close you want to be to the lifts. Here’s what’s actually out there. On-Mountain: Stratton Resort […]
Stratton Mountain isn’t just for skiing. Discover hiking, mountain biking, swimming holes, golf, and more — all within minutes of Stratton Ski Haus.
Our favorite family-friendly restaurants near Stratton Mountain — from Honeypie’s famous burgers in Jamaica to Thai Basil and Gringo Jack’s in Manchester. Where to eat with kids after a day on the slopes.
