670Acres
99Runs
11Lifts
2,003'Vertical
3,875'Summit
180 inches"Snowfall
Stratton Mountain is the birthplace of snowboarding, where Jake Burton Carpenter pioneered the sport. With 670 acres, 99 trails, and the highest summit in southern Vermont (3,875 ft), it combines rich history with excellent terrain parks on the Ikon Pass.
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Terrain Breakdown
40% Beginner
31% Intermediate
29% Advanced
Highlights
- Birthplace of snowboarding
- Highest summit in southern VT
- 670 acres, 99 trails
- Excellent terrain parks
- 80% snowmaking
- Ikon Pass included
Resort Details
Official Site: stratton.com
Season: November to April
Snowmaking: 80%
Day Pass: $120-150
Season Pass: Ikon Pass
Nearest City: Manchester (20 mi)
Best For
How Many Days to Ski Stratton Mountain?
1-2 Days
Perfect weekend destination with plenty to explore over two days.
With 670 skiable acres and 99 runs, plus 2,003' of vertical, you can cover the highlights in a focused trip.
Stratton Mountain 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.
Day Pass
$120-150
Season Pass
Ikon Pass
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