Commitment to Environment

"The Environment is our No. 1 asset"

"Fresh Tracks" means continuously finding a balance between fun and accountability. While enjoying our mountain home, we maintain a deep respect for the power and diversity of this place and all that share it with us.

Check out the Stratton Fresh Tracks Timeline

Stratton's Hybrid Vehicles

A new fleet of hybrid Toyota vehicles has arrived at Stratton. Change is certainly in the air! Read more about Toyota hybrids and join the hybrid owner community here.

Stratton - Powered by 100% Renewable Energy

On November 21, 2006, Stratton Mountain Resort began using renewable energy. Officials announced the purchase of 16,500,000 kilowatt hours (kWh) of renewable energy credits from Renewable Choice Energy, a leading national provider of renewable energy products.  Stratton Mountain purchased enough credits to offset 100% of the electricity consumption of its entire operation for three years.

Ski For Free by Going Green:
To purchase Renewable Energy Credits for you or your family and receive your free or discounted lift ticket visit the Renewable Choice Energy website at Renewable Choice Energy.

Stratton Fresh Tracks

On February 25, 2006, Stratton celebrated its ecological heritage and legacy of conservation by unveiling "Fresh Tracks," a new environmental campaign for the future. Sustainable Slopes Day was an event for children, families, and all guests to learn, play, and join in the fun together with music, a scavenger hunt, and prizes (organic cotton T-shirts, Clif Bar "Cool Tags," and 100% recycled wildflower-seed bookmarks).

Stratton is well known for its commitment to community schools, organizations, and people in need. On Sustainable Slopes Day 2006, Stratton reinforced its definition of community, which includes wildlife, vegetation, local waters, and the air we breathe.

Our Environmental Policy

The Stratton Mountain Community has earned recognition for environmental excellence, including four Silver Eagles, two Vermont Governor's Awards and Landowner of the Year from the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife.

• As stewards of Stratton Mountain it
  is our policy to protect and enhance its
  natural state and its geographic surroundings;
• We endorse and will implement the environmental charter of the National Ski Areas Association;
• We apply the latest technology to ensure that nature and our resort co-exist in harmony;
• We engage the community to create a resort where economic vitality and environmental sustainability are in balance;
• We enhance the guest and employee experience in ways that reflect principles of environmental integrity and respect for Stratton Mountain's cultural heritage.

If you have any questions regarding Frestracks, email strattonfreshtracks@intrawest.com.