Vermont’s Ski Deals

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Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom is a paradise for alpine, and cross country skiing as well as snowboarding and snowshoeing. Boasting big mountains for skiing, extreme verticals, diverse terrain, superpipes and pristine trail systems, enthusiasts love Vermont’s ski miles of untamed territory. Burke Mountain, Jay Peak and Cannon Mountain attract thousands of powder hounds every winter and spring to their resorts, trails, glades and downhills for Vermont’s skiing.

Vermont Skiing. For alpine skiing and snowboarding, Burke Mountain offers a 2,000 foot vertical drop with 40 trails and glades. This incredible mountain has produced 36 Olympians and 76 US Ski team members. Burke can accommodate skiers of every experience level with 25% novice trails, 45% intermediate trails, 30% expert trails. Burke Mountain also offers more than 80 kilometers of cross country skiing and snowshoeing in Vermont's incredible Northeast Kingdom. All trails are at least 12 feet wide and groomed for classic as well as skating. The loops range from roughly 1 to 12 kilometers. Tickets, equipment rentals, maps, and repairs are always available, along with bits of information about the area’s history, nature and the weather. Be sure to check out the moose board for recent sightings. Their classic Vermont style has given the facility recognition as one of the best cross country skiing centers on the east coast.  [Top]

Vermont Alpine Skiing. The jewel of the Vermont, the Jay Peak Ski Resort. Jay Peak features 64 trails and glades and seven lifts (including Vermont's only aerial tramway that transports 60 skiers), plus a vertical of 2,153 feet for radical alpine skiing. Trail difficulty ratings are 20% novice, 40% intermediate and 40% advanced. The season averages 156 ski days and the average snowfall is 318 inches. Snowboarding has gained enormous popularity in recent years, and at Jay Peak the whole mountain is open to snowboarding, including 285 trail acres and 100+ acres of glades.  [Top]

Cross Country Skiing. Burke Mountain also offers more than 80 kilometers of cross country skiing and snowshoeing in Vermont's incredible Northeast Kingdom. All trails are at least 12 feet wide and groomed for classic as well as skating. The loops range from roughly 1 to 12 kilometers. Tickets, equipment rentals, maps, and repairs are always available, along with bits of information about the area’s history, nature and the weather. Be sure to check out the moose board for recent sightings. Their classic Vermont style has given the facility recognition as one of the best cross country centers on the east coast.  [Top]

Snowshoeing. Snowshoeing has once again become a popular winter sport in Vermont. Snowshoeing equipment has been revolutionized. People of all ages can master the sport in minutes. Explore the back country or the trails that traverse Vermont and enjoy a healthy and fun family adventure. For more information on snowshoeing go to www.burkexc.com or call the Comfort Inn & Suites directly and ask for information on "Snowshoeing Packages".  [Top]