Sugarbush

Sugarbush is one of Vermont’s top resorts, with two mountains, 111 trails and 4000 acres of terrain.

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There’s good beginner zones at the foot of both Lincoln Peak and Mt Ellen, with the former providing more in the way of steeper terrain higher up.

There are some very good long blues, steep blacks and gladed tree-skiing for powder days. All main runs on both mountains are covered by a comprehensive snowmaking system and a slick lift system means you’ll be riding fast lifts most of the time, including on the traverse across between the mountains via the world’s longest chairlift, the Slide Brook Express.

There is little in the way of accommodation at Mt Ellen, but at the main Sugarbush base there’s a good range of on-slope, ski in ski out accommodation, making this a very family-friendly destination. Getting here is easy from Burlington regional airport, or alternatively you can make the long drive from Boston. Make sure that when you visit, you spend a day just up the road at Mad River Glen, one of the USA’s best old school ski resorts – a ride on its legendary single chair is an absolute must.

Resort website: www.sugarbush.com

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Updated 07/04

The sad demise of Left Coast skiing continues this week, with more resorts shuttering with each passing day in the wake of what is now officially a record-low snowpack in Utah. Temperatures remain mild throughout this forecast period across the Rockies, PNW, and Tetons, with a few bursts of rain along the way.

Things may turn colder into the weekend with a few flurries of snow, but whether there is a snowpack left for this to boost is anyone’s guess.

Out on the Ice Coast, things start this period cold and snowy, but rapidly turn mild as the freezing line leaps over tall buildings in a single bound. Things will fluctuate slightly, plus a flurry of rain in to start the weekend to keep things interesting.

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