April 1 report. Stowe has closed for the season. We still had over 20 trails open for the last weekend, thanks to our great groomers and snowmakers, and 211 inches of snow. The Gondola will operate for sunrise service, Easter Sunday.

March 30 report. Another 1 to 2 inches Thursday night. Cold temperatures and sunshine for Friday. Sunday April 1 is Stowe's last day. The forecast calls for warmer temperatures, and soft bumps for the weekend.

March 28 report. Back to winter conditions after some cold temperatures, and 1 to 2 oinches of snow Monday and Tuesday. Great grooming, and full coverage top to bottom. Stowe still has 5 lifts, and 20 trails with 8 miles of beginner, intermediate, and expert terrain available. We should have some sunshine and soft snow for the weekend.

March 25 report. Today was the last day for the Sensation and Sunny Spruce lifts. The weekend turned out quite dry, with soft snow and great cover. Our groomers have done a great job keeping trails continuous from top to bottom. Expect some colder temperatures this week, and still the most open terrain in Vermont, including beginner slopes on Spruce.

March 24 report. After a week of sunshine, warm temperatures and soft bumps, Stowe still has the most open terrain in Vermont. Expect 40 trail sections, and 15 miles of open terrain for the weekend. Seasonal temperatures, with some snow in the forecast. Hopefully Stowe will stay opened till April. Saturday is the last day for the Gondola.

March 20 report. The first day of Spring felt more like the first day of Summer. Stowe has the most open trails in Vermont. Soft corn bumps, and plenty of sunshine through the week.

March 17 report. Happy St Patty's Day. Check out the green waterfall under the Gondola, courtesy of the Guv. Stowe has the most open trails in Vermont, thanks to 205 inches of natural snow, and plenty of snowmaking. Warm temperatures, and plenty of sunshine through next week, will make for some great spring skiing and riding.

March 14 report. Wednesday was an interesting ski day. The snow started out firm then softened nicely by mid morning. It snowed on the upper mountain with an inch of snow by evening. Thursday should be sunny with temperatures up to 50. Might have a little weather on Friday, but the weekend looks great. Temperatures in the 60's and sunshine.

March 12 report. The forecast calls for plenty of nice spring weather for the next week. With great cover, we will have soft groomers,bumps, and great woods skiing. Bring your sunblock, wax your skis, and enjoy the early sping.

March 9 report. After 2 beautiful days of spring skiing, we have received 2  to 4 inches of fresh snow. Friday was another powder day at Stowe. The forecast calls for temps in the teens on Friday, with a warming trend into next week. Winter conditions.for Friday and Saturday, then soft snow should return by Sunday.

March 7 report. Wednesday fforecast Is for sunny skies and ttemperatures into the 40's. Come on up to enjoy great conditions, with packed powder, groomed, and variable but good trails and woods.

March 3 report. Saturday turned out sunny and mild, but no rain Possibly some snow showers tonight, and temps int the teens to 20's for Sunday. By far the best ski week this year.

March 1 report. Another 6 to 9 inches made Thursday another top 10 day. Powder everywhere. If your counting, that's 5 feet of new snow on the upper mountain in the last 8 days!!!

February 28 report. Another powder day at Stowe. Another 7 inches Monday night, with bluebird skies by 9:00 AM. That's 50 inches in the last week.The best skiing of the season.  Fresh powder everywhere!!! More snow in the forecast for Thursday.

February 27 report. One of the best powder weekends ever at Mt Mansfield. 36 inches in 36 hours, from late Friday to Sunday morning. This week has more snow in the forecast. Come on up for the best skiing of the season.

February 26 report. Epic powder day with up to 26 inches, and it is still snowing. Best skiing of the year by far.

February 25 report. Powder Alert!!!!. After 5 to 7 inches Wednesday night, Thursday and Friday where powder and groomed powder days. It started snowing Friday afternoon with 1 to 2 inches by  4:30. Stowe is expecting another 8 to 12 inches Friday into Saturday. Get out your powder skis for the weekend.

February 23 report. What a difference an inch of new snow makes. Wednesday was a great day, with comfortable temperatures, fresh snow, and some sunshine. Stowe received another 1 to 5 inches Wednesday night, with more snow in the forecast for Friday.

February 21 report. Tuesday started out cool and sunny with nice couduroy groomers. The clouds have rolled in , with a little warm up, and snow in the forecast through the weekend.

February 17 report. Presidents weekend report. It may have rained where you are, but it snowed on the mountain. Stowe picked up 1 to 2 inches of "cream cheese" making Friday one of the best days of the year. Everything skied great, from groomers, to bumps,and woods. The forecast calls for temperatures in the 20's for the weekend into next week. The skiing will suprise you. Definitely the best conditions in the East.

Feruary 14 report. Happy Valentine Day!!! The conditions have improved after a few inches of snow on Monday. The groomers are soft, and the woods are skiable with some fresh powder. Variable conditions on the non groomed bump runs. Forecast calls for snow showers and temperatures up to 30 till the holiday weekend.

February 12 report. After a chilly weekend, we are expecting some snow Sunday into Monday. Temperatures will moderate through the week. Should be a great week for skiing and riding, before President's weekend.

February 6 report. Groomed packed powder on the upper mountain, and groomed frozen granular on the lower mountain. Seasonal temperatures for Wednesday to Friday. Hopefully some snow in the forecast before the weekend. Groomed trails are smooth and fast.

February 3 report. Great comeback from the wet weather on Wednesday. The few inches we got stuck nicely to the surface , making for good woods skiing. Great grooming, new snow,and temperatures in the teens should make for a nice Super Bowl weekend.

February 1 report. We had a nice spring skiing day again on Wednesday. Our warm weather should turn colder by this evening, with a chance of some snow tonight. Tomorrow may be groundhog day where you are, but here at Stowe, Thursday is Woodchuck day, $39 lift tickets!!!

January 31 report. Powder alert !!! 6 inches Sunday night, more on the way Monday night. 12 to 18 inches in the last 5 days.

January 29 report. Stowe has received 8 to 12 inches in the last 72 hours, with more on the way for Sunday evening into Monday. Turned into a great weekend if you could find the fresh snow. We now have 3 feet at the snow stake, good enough to make the woods unofficially open.

January 27 report. 3 to 4 inches before changing to rain Friday morning. Some nice wet powder turns for a few diehard skiers and riders. Some snow in the forecast for Friday night. Forecast calls for temps in the 20's for the weekend.

January 25 report. After a brief warm up we are back to snow making temperatures. Some sunshine for Thursday, and hopefully some snow into the weekend.

January 23 report. After a beautiful weekend, we are expecting a little warm up, and some mixed precipitation late Monday, turning back to snow Tuesday. If you want some soft groomers, and bumps,  come on up to Mount Mansfield, Monday or Tuesday.

January 20 report. 6 to 7 inches before the lifts opened today. It is going to be a great weekend for skiing and riding. More snow in the forecast for Saturday, and sunshine for Sunday.

January 19 report. After a cold windy day Wednesday, things are looking up for the end of the week. Some snow is in the forecast with moderating temperatures. With are groomers and snowmakers , expect fast groomers, and hopefully some fresh powder.

January 16 report. Stowe now has 111 trails, and almost 500 acres open. The most open terrain in the East. Temperatures will rise into the upper teens today, with some snow in the forecast for mid week.

January 14 update. Powder alert!! We got another 10 inches overnight for a storm total of 15 to 18 inches.

January 13 report. Wow!! Finally a real snow storm. 3 to 4 on Thursday, another 3 to 4 Friday during the day, and it's still snowing. We could end up with a foot. Stowe has over 90 trails open for the weekend, and 13 lifts. The North Slope terrain park opens Saturday. Ropes are dropping all over the mountain. We may have enough snow to start skiing our great woods. Bundle up for the weekend.

January 11 report. Our snowmakers, and groomers have been hard at work, providing us with excellent fast smooth snow surfaces. Snowmaking continues on Hayride, and North Slope. The lower North Slope terrain park should open soon.

January 9 report. With the most open terrain in Northern Vermont, and temperatures in the 20's for most of the week, it's a great time to ski Stowe mid week. Plenty of snowmaking, grooming, and over 20 inches of snow in the last 2 weeks.

January 6 report. Another 2 to 4 on Thursday, and 2 to 3 inches overnight.Lift Line is opening on Friday. Great grooming ,and fresh snow, with comfortable temps, should make for good skiing through the weekend. Stowe now has over 70 trails, and 13 lifts for the weekend, including Lift Line, Nose Dive, and Natioal.

January 4 report. After two great snowmaking days, the temperatures should moderate into the weekend. Lift Line should open soon with great coverage from our snowmakers.

January 2 report. After a brief warm up, we started Monday with an inch of fresh snow. During the day today another 2 to 4 inches.  Snowmaking started today on Lift Line, and the North Slope Terrain Park. Good snowmaking temperatures are in the forecast. The skiing today was better than expected.

December 30 report. With all the new snow in the last week, ski patrol has been dropping ropes all over the mountain. Now open on natural snow, Chin Clip, Cliff Trail, Rim Rock, Gultch, and Nose Dive with snowmaking.

December 29 report. After a little warm up on Tuesday, we received 4 to 6 inches on Wednesday. Bundle up for Thursday, but warmer temperatures, and more snow is in the forecast for the New Years weekend. Great snowmaking temperatures. Hopefully Nose Dive will open soon. Upper Toll Road is now open on natural snow from the top of the Quad to the top of the Tripple.

December 26 report. Another 3 to 4 inches overnight, bringing the storm total up to 10 inches. The Sensation Quad is open, with Main Street open ungroomed, with snowmaking in progress. The guns are going up Nose Dive, which should open later in the Holiday week.

December 25 report. Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah. We could not have received a better present. A surprise 6 inches during the day Sunday .Thats over a foot in the last 72 hours.Gondolier opened today, good snow, and interesting snow whales. The sensation quad should open for the Christmas week, giving Stowe, all our lifts, and over 20 trails for the week. With good snowmaking temperatures, and snow in the forecast, it will be a great week to ski and ride Stowe.

December 23 report. With 4 to 7 inches on Friday, and good snowmaking temperatures into next week, Stowe will have a white Christmas. For the weekend Stowe will have 11 lifts, and over 20 trails for skiing and riding. Gondolier will open on Sunday, and the Sensation Quad should open midweek. Snowmaking is scheduled to start on Nose Dive next week. Today was the best skiing so far, with fresh snow on groomed.

December 20 report. Great grooming job this morning. Snowmaking continues on Big Spruce, Gondolier,and base areas. We now have 9 lifts and 20 trails open. The Sensation Quad should open soon.

December 18 reported . We to have had great snowmaking temperatures over the weekend. Stowe will open the Gondola, Monday @8:30,on a freshly groomed Perry Merrill. Sunny Spruce Quad is scheduled to open Tuesday.

December 16 report. Friday started with a dusting of snow, and falling temperatures. Snowmaking has resumed at the gondola, and Big Spruce.  The Mountain Triple is opening Saturday, giving us 15 trails and 6 lifts for the weekend. The weekend  forecast is for sun and temperatures in the teens. Hopefully some snow for next week. Surprise 1 to 3 inches Friday night!!

December 14 report. Wednesday should be another nice day, weather wise, for skiing and riding. A mixture for Thursday. Then back to seasonal temperatures into the weekend.

December 9 report. The snow guns have been going since late Wednesday.Sunrise and Standard are now open this weekend. Two lfts are open at Spruce for beginners. The Forerunner Quad opens at 7:30 on weekends. Expect sunny skies and nice skiing temperatures into next week. The guns will be turned off for the weekend on Lord, and North Slope. Pray for snow, and good snowmaking weather.

December 7 report. We had one extra day of spring skiing on Wednesday. It started to snow around 3:00. The forecast calls for 2 to 4 inches tonight, then seasonal temperatures into next week. Good time for a tune as surfaces will now be frozen granular, with grooming, fresh snow, and snowmaking in progress. Finally, a stretch of good snowmaking temperatures to get more terrain open.

December 5 report. Another spring day of skiing and riding for Monday into Tuesday. The forecast calls for snowmaking temperatures, and some snow to arrive by Tuesday night.

December 2 report. Thanks to our snowmakers, and groomers, we have full coverage top to bottom on Lord, Ridgeview, and North Slope. The guns are back on Center Line. Stowe plans on making snow as long as temperatures permit. We did get 1 to 2 inches Friday afternoon. Should make for some good early season skiing and riding.

December 1 report. After a few warm days, the snow guns are back in action from top to bottom. The forecast calls for a nice weekend, and with the great snowmaking crews, we should have good early season skiing.

November 25 report. After a beautiful day of skiing and riding on soft snow, and great groomers,we should end up with a great start to the season. The weekend is forecast for soft snow and mild temperatures.

November 23 report. Opening day at Stowe with 9 to 11 inches of fresh snow. Great way to start the season, with top to bottom skiing on Lord, Ridgeview, Center Line, and North Slope. The new Quad is awesome.

Stowe has big plans for increased snowmaking for next year. A 4.7 million dollar investment willl guarantee even better early and late season skiing and riding.

February 28 statistics for Stowe. 81 inches at the snow stake.  182 inches of snow for the season. Best skiing of the year.

Preidents week. From February 18 till Sunday February 26, the FourRunner Quad opens at 7:30. The earliest lift opening in the East.

February 1 statistics for Stowe. 44 inches at the Mount Mansfield stake, 116 inches of snow so far, Base depths from 12 to 36 inches. Every trail, including natural snow trails, have been open, including the tops of the front four.

We are expecting  a snow storm for Thursday into Friday. Should be a great MLK weekend, with seasonal temperatures, and some sunshine.

Happy New years. With up to 2 feet of snow in the last week, Stowe now has 53 trails and 12 lfts spinning for the NewYears weekend.

Snowmaking continues on Perry Merrill, Main Street, and Little Spruce. This is a good time to demo the new shaped, rockered skis. Ski technology has made skiing much easier. If your skis are more than a few years old, you don't know what you are missing.

Stowe is open for the season, with top to bottom skiing on the new FourRunner  Quad. The new quad uses RFID technology, so no more taking your pass out to show the lift attendant. Also 50% more uphill capacity, shorter lift lines. This is the time to get your bindings checked, and your skis tunned for the season.