The Mountain
Maps, Statistics, Safety, Sustainability, Community
Welcome to Stratton Mountain, Vermont, southern Vermont's highest peak. Check out all of the on mountain information here, from trails maps, the Mountain Report, and webcams, to information about terrain parks, sustainability community partners and more.
Mountain Report
The Mountain Report includes real-time lift and trail announcements, snow totals, a written Snow Report, webcams, activity hours, trail maps, and more.
Trail Maps
View the Interactive Trail map, showing open lifts and trails overlayed on the map, PDF maps, and the Summer Trail Map for mountain biking and hiking.
Safety and Resonsibility
The most important part of having fun is staying safe. Stratton's safety team aims to provide you with the necessary tools to ensure you have the best time on the mountain.
Mountain Statistics
With 670 acres, 11 lifts, and a summit resting at 3875ft above sea level, click here to view all of the statistics of Stratton Mountain, southern Vermont's highest peak.
Fresh Tracks
Stratton Mountain Resort is committed to environmental leadership across all business areas. Stewardship of the natural environment is our priority and responsibility.
Hours Of Operation
Hours of operation for the Welcome Center, Main Base Lodge, Info Desk, Lost and Found, and Guest Services.
Terrain Parks
Slide some steel, catch air, spin a side hit, or rail through a berm. From ride-on boxes to double kinks, boarder cross to booters, there's something in Stratton's terrain parks for every style of skiing and riding.
Community & Homeowners
View the local community members. View information on the Stratton Community Foundation, Stratton Mountain School, Stratton Real Estate, Stratton Magazine, Stratton Mountain Club, Urgent Care, Chapel of the Snows and Homeowner Memberships.
Drone Policy
Stratton Mountain Resort prohibits the operation or use of unmanned aerial systems, or drones, by the general public without the prior written authorization.