Due to warm conditions this week, the Snow Bowl will be closing today MARCH 19, 20012

See you next season!

Home to the storied Middlebury College Ski Team, the Snow Bowl is small enough to be family friendly and challenging enough for top athletes to train and race.

A mountain steeped in history, trails were first cut here in 1934, making the Snow Bowl one of Vermont's earliest ski areas and clearing the way for a legacy of champion Middlebury College ski teams and a host of Olympians. Today three chairlifts-two triples and one double-serve 17 trails, plus several gladed areas for skiing and riding in the trees. State-of-the-art snowmaking ensures quality snow even when Mother Nature doesn't cooperate. The mountain's historic lodge, which was expanded and remodeled in 2003, features the original fieldstone fireplace where intrepid skiers warmed their woolies in the early days before the lodge was built. Skiers and riders enjoy the Bowl's full service cafeteria and can rent equipment or get their skis and boards tuned in the Ski and Snowboard Shop. Whether discovering the sport for the first time or fine tuning carving skills, instruction is available from the professionally-staffed Snow School.

All these big mountain amenities along with affordable prices make the Snow Bowl a true skiers' and riders' mountain and a place families and college racers alike call home.

New at the Bowl this season is boundary to boundary access which will give skiers and riders access to over 500 acres of wooded terrain! Below is our new woods access policy.

Snow Bowl Woods Skiing Policy

Skiing or snowboarding in the woods off designated trails within the ski area boundary is allowed.  These areas aren’t maintained or checked by ski area personnel.  Unmarked obstacles and other hazards exist. Ski/ride at your own risk.  Do not ski/ride alone but preferably in groups of three or more.  The Middlebury College Snow Bowl has no responsibility for damage to equipment, or for skier/rider safety, injury or death.  Be aware, use good judgment and ski/ride accordingly.

• Do not enter the woods after 3:00
• Bailey Falls Lift closes at 3:15

 

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