Bolton Valley

300Acres

71Runs

6Lifts

1,704'Vertical

3,150'Summit

314 inches"Snowfall

Bolton Valley has Vermont's most snow (314") with extensive night skiing.

Snow Report

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Historical data: 2015-2025
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Historical Average2015-2025 · 10yr data

88"Season

JanBest Mo.

VariableReliability

Monthly Avg (in)

12"

Nov

15"

Dec

18"

Jan

17"

Feb

17"

Mar

9"

Apr

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Season-by-Season TrendTotal snowfall each year

48"

15-16

103"

16-17

94"

17-18

108"

18-19

87"

19-20

75"

20-21

91"

21-22

96"

22-23

99"

23-24

89"

24-25

Avg: 88"

Best YearWeakest Year

Terrain Breakdown

38% Beginner 37% Intermediate 25% Advanced

Highlights

• Vermont's most snow
• 314 inches
• Night skiing
• Indy Pass

Resort Details

Official Site: boltonvalley.com

Season: December to April

Snowmaking: 60%

Night Skiing: Yes

Day Pass: $70-100 USD

Season Pass: Indy Pass

Nearest City: Bolton (0 mi)

Best For

PowderNight skiingBurlington area

How Many Days to Ski Bolton Valley?

1-2 Days

Perfect weekend destination with plenty to explore over two days.

With 300 skiable acres and 71 runs, plus 1,704' of vertical, you can cover the highlights in a focused trip.

Bolton Valley Lift Ticket Prices (2025-2026)

Prices are approximate and may vary by day, season, and purchase method. Always verify on the resort's official website.

PASS

Day Pass

$70-100 USD

Season Pass

Indy Pass

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