Sprawling. Crowded. Pricey. As a longtime skier in the northeast, I lose a little bit of ski soul every time I encounter the reality of $249/day window rate lift ticket pricing, like what Sugarbush and its corporate overlord Alterra have unleashed on former independent gems like Sugarbush. Yes, most people will never pay $249/day because they're buying $200 online tickets, but sit with that for a second... $200/day x 2 days for a weekend + food/gas/etc means at least $500 for an average weekend of skiing before you even get to lodging. And that's absurd. Its no exaggeration to say that setting day-of pricing to over $200/day is a marketing (read: extortion) ploy to advance sales of even more expensive multi-mountain passes like Ikon, intended to lock customers into a collection of other overpriced mega-mountains, ensuring customers never know what alternatives there are out there to the over-priced, over-skied, nickel-and-dime experience that modern corporate skiing with has become. And while most customers will mindlessly one-click renew their Epic (Vail) and Ikon (Alterra) passes each year, economically the only reason these passes makes sense is when you have plans for a week away at a different exotic ski resort under the same corporate ownership that epouses equivalently over-priced day rates. In case you missed it, that's an increasingly large array of Vail and Alterra's mega resorts, as consolidation within the ski industry continues its supernova trajectory, targeting any mountain nearing triple-digit trail counts as the next pin in their corporate hats. If that sounds extreme, it's not. It's the reality many of us who've been around a while have seen play out. And it's important to understand because of the very real, far superior options available to the mainstream corporate pass skiing experience. Let me illustrate by a simple comparison: one day at a local independent mountain (Bolton Valley) vs one day at a corporate machine (Sugarbush). SUNDAY AT SUGARBUSH: riding up high-speed 5m lifts with few lines, but dumped into crowded trails laden with bumpy pockets of snow atop an icy, unpredictable base - a natural consequence of pushing hordes of skiers faster and faster up a mountain without any ticket limits that might ensure a better skiing experience. I consider myself an expert skier, who's skied some of the steepest terrain in the world, but skiing icy, unpredictable slopes like Sunday at Sugarbush force-limits anyone's ability to improve, by defaulting to minimum viable slopes stripped of any natural snowfall. It's the equivalent of the mafia offering to fix your garbage problem that it, itself, created. It's the false claim of fixing over-crowded, over-skied trails with more snow-making and faster lifts... which just put more bodies, scraping more snow, creating more of a problem than existed before. However, more bodies on mountain = more food/bev sales for corporate coffers, which ever-present signage reminding you of $1/paper cup charges won't let you forget. Heaven help anyone who just paid $249/day at the window is not also paying for double-digit drinks and $38 pizzas - the horror! SATURDAY AT BOLTON VALLEY: riding up 10m lifts with zero lift lines, skiing uncrowded glades/trails laden with soft, natural powder atop zero ice - a natural consequence of force-limiting ticket sales with smaller parking lots, less traffic, and a family-friendly, independent focus. Window pricing $49 - $109/day, but equally skiable for an entire weekend on a modest $300 season pass (Indy). TL;DR: a split-view compare of independently-owned resorts who prioritize experience over exploitation, independence over incorporation, and presence over pace. Most folks reading this review will assume it's an advert for competitors. It's not. It's a rare insight into two mountains 45m from each other who've taken entirely different paths to profitability and achieved radically different outcomes: one driven to maximize pricing and bodies on the hill, another by nearly six decades of family ownership that's driven by affordability and great experience. As with all things consumer, we all have a choice of where to spend our dollars. Having spent decades skiing the mega-mountains, traveling across the world to ski other Alterra/Ikon resorts like A-Basin, Mammoth, Stratton, and Palisades I can legitimately say the experience is the same: over-crowded, icy weekend skiing in the corporate Frankenstiens trying to solve an unsolvable problem of over-sold slopes with fake snow and higher pricing vs the still-here, uncrowded Indies indexing for reliability, affordability, and uniqueness. There's value in slowing things down, taking in stunning vistas, and paying a lot less to experience a lot more. See beyond trail counts and lift speed and you'll find an entire world of better skiing by generations of family-owned resorts beholden to a different master: your enjoyment, not corporate's bottom line. read more

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The farmhouse rental and ski repair shop which is the sugarbush ski service shop did a great job wax and tuning the edges on my skis. I felt as though I had a new pair of skis after they worked their magic (took about a half hour in the morning). The grooming of the slopes and the friendly lift operators and mountain representatives were also great when I visited the mountain yesterday. The Ted's beef chilli stew topped with cheese and Jalapenos was a great lunch. read more

Sugarbush appears to be successfully bucking the trend towards a commercialized / impersonal ski experience that is taking over the industry. From the small mid-mountain Glen House with QUALITY food (not typical ski area fare), to friendly staff and visitors (how do they do that??), Sugarbush is a pleasure. read more

They lie about how many lifts and runs are open. $280 for a walk up pass for half the place open and crappy snow. Not worth it. Hard pass.

Sugarbush resorts "Mountain View" condos are NOT as as advertised. Buyer beware! I had been to Sugarbush before, but had never stayed at the mountainside condos. After paying close to $450 per night, I expected the property to be as advertised. It was not. Instead, we were issued a musty, dated, noisy basement apartment. There were no views, and we were shocked awake each night by what sounded like a sump pump. It was so loud in our bedroom that it caused the bed to literally vibrate. I called the property management office, but received no return call. They took no corrective action and I will never stay there again. read more

The best ski school and instructors. Kids love their lunch and hot chocolate. Easy access to ski back to condo.

I have never been here myself, but my daughter is a student at UVM and today was her second time at SugarBush. She was having a great time until she hit some big icy patches on a black diamond and she went down. Big thank you to ski patrol, and Theyer for getting her off the mountain safely and checking her out. I also appreciate him calling me. While she's 18, she's also still my kid. Thankfully just a minor ankle sprain. They were also kind enough to give her a day pass to come back another day. Thankful for all their help! read more

We have been season passholders for the last eight years. Next year, we will switch to Mad River Glen. This used to be a great mountain. Literally every day we have come here, The Green Mountain Express lift has been broken. On most days, this is the only way to get up from the base. This chairlift has been breaking for the last four years. How hard is it to service your lifts? Alterra sucks. read more

I feel it is unfortunate that Sugarbush is jacking up prices depending upon how many people show up to ski. It cost my friend $239 for a 1 day pass. That is just insane. When he asked why it was so expensive with only 50% of the trails open the person he spoke to was rude and dismissive. If he didn't get access to all the terrain why does he have to pay full price? They are trying to push people to the ikon pass and could care less that there are also skiers and riders that might only come to the mountain a few times a year. Overall a poor experience at a mountain that has gone corporate. How are you helping this community by price gouging is people and it tourists? read more

I get about 40-50 days in at Sugarbush and really only have two complaints: 1) They've got to address the bottleneck by Super Bravo. Ski racks monopolize a ton of room, people try to carry speed to Gate House... just an unnecessarily congested area. 2) Alterra *really* needs to update the aging lifts. Break downs are a constant issue and extended waits on the lift are a common frustration. Covid has allegedly compounded this issue but it sounds like Win Smith deferred a lot of capital improvements in the years leading up to the sale. Other than that, fantastic resort. read more

Yesterday was ridiculous. Why the hell are you blowing snow guns on skiers constantly. The visibility was destroyed as was the trail. The so-called groomed trail was nothing but piles of snow. The snow was blowing from the guns into everyone's faces, freezing on goggles and ruining the entire experience. This was on green trails no less. I may try once more but another experience like this and I can go elsewhere. Just a complete disaster. read more

Ski patrol here are top notch! So kind-followed up with me a week later to make sure I was ok after my accident. Even sent a card to my home wishing I felt better. Tom is a good ski instructor. read more

Trails we're mad patchy and food was crappy. The chicken sandwich wasn't even fried and has cheese in it without it saying it has cheese. L sugarbush read more

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First full year under new ownership and yes, lift ticket prices have increased, but I think in part that's to compensate for the lower volume of folks they can safely process on the mountain. COVID precautions are thorough and well thought out, mask-wearing is enforced (by staff and other patrons) and we feel absolutely safe... except in all the usual ways in which skiing is unsafe, of course. ;) Everything is purchased through your phone, so make sure you leave home with a good charge in the a.m. Charging stations are very hard to come by on the mountain for obvious reasons. Part of the cafeteria has been blocked off to serve as a warming room. You sign in with your pass and are asked to stay no longer than 30 minutes at a time so all patrons can take turns. There are wonderful firepits going everywhere to allow guests to stay outdoors as much as possible. Special shout out to the very helpful, funny, smart, Emily-from-PA at guest services for using Sugarbush's amazing Big Brother technology to help me get my husband's phone to him at South on 12/30. And thanks, too, to the awesome medics at Mt. Ellen who made sure my 9 year old didn't have a concussion after he cleverly skied in front of someone landing a jump off a half pipe a few days prior. read more

Five stars for Sugarbush for giving us New Yorkers a good start to our ski season, while basically every other mountain in the northeast has been reporting less than ideal conditions! I tagged along last-minute with Miramar Ski Club for a weekend of skiing, and Sugarbush was our first stop. Since there wasn't too much open during our visit, I'll sum it up and say they had enough top-to-bottom runs to keep us busy for most of the day, with plenty of soft snow all around. Being my first visit to Sugarbush ever however, what REALLY made this mountain stand out was its staff. Leading up to the trip, I was calling in for the latest on trail & grooming reports, base depths, and predictions for the weekend. Sheldon (guest services) and John (supervisor, lift operations) were extremely friendly and informative, providing me all the information they could as the weekend neared. Once we arrived, the friendly staff demeanor really kicked in. As we're taking our runs and walking around the base lodge area, just about every staffer walking by gave us a friendly head-nod or "hey" as they passed. Even the busboy cleaning up our breakfast had a smile on his face, wishing us a good day of skiing while he was tossing out our trash. Coincidentally, I took a chair up with Colin (head of ski patrol) and we had a great conversation, ranging from his suggestions for my upcoming Utah and Colorado trips, to cool restaurants in town, to future happenings at Sugarbush. The entire mountain has a really "homey" feel to it, and you can tell there's a sense of community amongst both staff and visitors. There's a free shuttle serving local condos, and the town of Waitsfield. As we boarded, we bumped into yet another employee, Danny (snowboard instructor, with the dreadlocks!) who thoroughly seemed to enjoy his job, and just spending time out in the great outdoors in general. Although I've never met him, my friend Phil knows the owner of Sugarbush (Win Smith) very well, and said that he's a "man of the people," often skiing the runs, flipping burgers on the grill, and manning the lift lines just to be visible and interact with the devote skiers and boarders who patronize his mountain - an owner who truly models the behavior that he expects from his excellent staff... I look forward to returning deeper into the season and discovering all this mountain has to offer! Thanks for a great day Sugarbush! read more

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Sugarbush Pronunciation: \shu-ger bush\ Function: noun 1: a bush made of sugar. Yum! 2: a relatively small resort in Warren, VT with no gondola. Must take 2 chair lifts to get to the top of the mountain. Decent runs. Get discounted lift tickets at EMS (Eastern Mountain Sports) for $70, though price is a bit steep for what you get. Synonyms: place where you can get Waffle Cabin! read more

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The ski patrol staff was phenomenal. Even though I accidentally insulted everyone except for the woman on the ski patrol staff, they were ALL amazing. So experienced. Genuinely I believed after the tree attacked me, I was dying of internal bleeding and broken ribs. However, I was absolutely wrong-and the ski patrol team (and mainly the woman, saved me) I go to bush every weekend and I have never had a wipe out so bad- I was terrified, they all handled me with such care, and made me feel so comfortable being afraid. Sugarbush had awful, rainy conditions, and still it was a blast. When the tree attacked me I was frightened, but, these beautiful, comedical people still gave me a good time in the Medical room. Thank you to everyone, especially the woman that helped me. You are all phenomal. read more

Horrifyingly expensive and overpriced, it was our first time at Sugarbush thinking a day lift ticket was only going to be $69 per person (two of us), but we came to the main mountain and were forced to pay an outrageous $390 for the all-inclusive pass! We weren't going to drive 30 minutes away from the main mountain to Mt. Ellen after just getting there because that is just ridiculous! It sickens me to the core that they don't have day lift tickets for the main mountain, and that they force you to pay $390, and not even a hot chocolate was even included! You don't get anything for the 'all inclusive' price! And then the rentals!! And I am a Vermont citizen, no discounts for Vermont citizens, awful!!! The entire day cost us $600 for two people! Skiing used to be family-friendly and accessible to everyone, not some stupid luxury sport where only some people can afford, $600 really wiped us out. Thanks for nothing!! Also the nicest slopes were absolutely covered in extremely dangerous ice!! It was not well maintained and proved to be more harrowing rather than a fun experience. Also, are you serious with the long-ride chair lifts with NO leg support!? Our feet were almost pulled off from the weight of the skis because there were no rests! You make so much money, get a new chair lift! read more

@ikonpass friends do not buy a pass from @ikonpass I'm a disabled veteran who broke my ankle last March a week after buying my seasons pass and had surgery. I've had to take my rehab process week-to-week due to limited mobility etc. ikon will not transfer my pass over to next year because I didn't defer it or buy pass insurance. Like I said, my rehab process is week to week. Can not ski this year. Way to take care of your disabled vets @ikonpass! Won't be getting a third consecutive pass to ski with you next year. read more

Went to Sugarbush for the second time. The first and only other time was 3 years ago. I feel as if the different peaks and lifts are a bit harder to move between than some other mountains. The conditions were much better on one peak (closest to the main base lodge). The others were quite icy but we are talking poor weather recently and the east, it's a given. I don't feel as if I'm in any rush to go back. There are other VT mountains that I prefer or would want to try out before spending a day here again. read more

The climb to the top is worth it! Drive up to the end of the road and you see a giant building that looks like a barn with a silo. That's the resort! So cool! I came up for a wedding happening on October 1rst. So it was definitely off season, but perfect timing for colorful leaves. The mountain views and sunset and sunrises are immaculate and very breath taking. My mother-in-law rented out a very big, very beautiful suite. It has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen and living room with pull out couch....oh a patio and a fireplace. Jeezum crow I feel quit fancy! The service is very welcoming. The rooms are immaculate and clean. They have all kinds of activities to do; hiking, frisby golf, ziplining and much more. There are good bars and wonderful places to eat as well. I would certainly come back to visit read more

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We came to Sugarbush Resorts for a family wedding 3 weeks ago. I needed some time to think about this resort and I have to be very honest, this place is horrible if staying at one of the condos...Mountain Side Condos is a must stay away. This place is old, run down, needs major renovations and over priced. We ended up staying at the main hotel, for safety and cleanliness were important to us. The sales team at Sugarbush lack professionalism, customer service and need to adjust their attitudes when dealing with the public. I even asked them if they had ever been to Mountain Side Condos, to check inspections and they never have. If you are younger, with a group and looking to get drunk..., this place is for you. The mature crowd would be disgusted in the accommodations and this needs to be addressed. You would have a better experience staying at the Bates Motel. The family wedding went well and we enjoyed the main hotel as this place was maintained. read more

Would be a great mountain, but tourist and out of staters are out of control and sugarbush couldn't care less about it. Went up this weekend and couldn't find another car with VT plates in the parking lot, not to mention the lift lines full of mask less massholes who sugarbush bends over to. Cant find any locals nearby anymore because they all left. Honestly sad how a good ski resort can become such a tourist trap for rich out of staters. If you're fom Vermont, I highly recommend you DO NOT COME HERE, unless you want to spend $170 to stand in lines and get sick. read more

If only I could give 0 stars and I haven't even been there. I booked an Airbnb in Sept near to Sugarbush, and was waiting for Sugarbush to post their prices before booking lift tickets. Today I decided to investigate and to my shock and horror, the cost for a single day lift ticket is $169, no discounts for kids or anyone under 90 years old. Um, WHAT?! $165 kids lessons don't come with lift tickets, and I'm bringing my 6 year old whose never been on skis. We're going to get an hour in, AT $335!!, before she's exhausted. In fact, we're not going to get anything in, bc we're changing our entire vacation. We've been priced out of Sugarbush. Skiing has always been a sport for white privilege, but now there's no room for anyone but the millionaires. I'm reading that Sugarbush is under new management, and it's clearly destroying the ski culture. read more

This review is for the farm house school house. I placed my 6 year old grand child in the mini-bears program for all day. The drop off was well organized and I got a claim ticket to pick her up at 3. They took care of bundling her up and getting ski boots on. The beginner magic carpet area was perfect, with lots Pfizer supervision and young adults enthusiastically cheering the children on. They took care of lunch and 2 ski lessons, one in morning and one at in the PM. She loved it, and wanted to go again. By day 2 she was turning and in control and at the end of the day went up the village chair. he asked for an other day and she was going up the gate house chair. Day 3 she was skiing with the family. I agree that lift ticket prices are outrageou, and I would like to reduce the stars for that, bout I'm so excited about the learn to ski program I just couldn't do it. read more

Friendly service and surprisingly challenging terrain to be found at Sugarbush! You'll find long cruisers and top-to-bottom bump runs at this New England mainstay. Favorite run: Jester (upper and lower) Best run: Paradise read more

I spend every weekend in the winter at SB. I'm quite a fan. The mountain offers great terrain and some stunning views. The trails are always groomed and there is usually significant snow coverage. I like the general atmosphere over all but the holiday weekends are a definite buzz-kill if you don't like crowds- which I don't. The lines during the holiday weekends tend to take too long but that probably depends on your level of patience (FYI: I lack patience). I suggest that Sugarbush creates a "Season Pass Holders Only" line to help us with the flow when it comes to getting on the lifts. So go, check it out; snow-sport on! read more

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This season (2019/'20) my wife and I spent $1269 for our passes. Next year the only comparable pass available to us (Ikon) will cost $2,117. That is a 67% price increase - not coincidental that the 2020/'21 season will be the first under Alterra ownership. Please don't insult our intelligence by offering the rebuttal that the Ikon roster has all this value. It's a dirty trick to eliminate a Sugarbush-only pass, plain and simple. This is the kind of corporate greed that has no place in Vermont or in our valley. Shame on you. Colin Warren, VT read more

This review is for the Sugarbush Inn. I am completely disappointed on how lacking this place is. I love VT and tried to love this place but for the price of a room I would of expected at least a Little better than a motel 6 type of atmosphere. The rooms are tiny and pretty much like staying at grandmas house. Beds are terrible and overall this has made the trip miserable. I paid to stay mountainside because of the convenience but now would of rather of driven an hour from a best western. Don't waste the money. read more

57 inches of fresh powder (although they didn't have much to do with it). Various lodges where you can stop for hot chocolate or a beer. One lodge sitting in the middle of the mountain so you don't even have to go all the way down for said hot chocolate or beer. Long, wide slopes with varying difficulties Staff waiting at the end of the day to help you carry your skis down to the bottom of the stairs. What more can you ask of an East-coast ski resort? I've been skiing most my life and grew up skiing the "mole hills" of the Poconos, so this was amazing for me. We had such a perfect day, which was definitely helped by all the fresh powder. The tickets were a little pricey, but I think it was totally worth it considering how many runs were open and how long and beautiful they were. Plus, did I mention you can stop for a beer halfway down the mountain? Seriously, what can be better? read more

Sugarbush Resort - Ski Resorts Near Me - Warren, Vermont

Can't blame the weather for any pitfalls, but it's worth mentioning for those looking to go this week that many of the expert runs were very icy yesterday March 5th. The blue runs were nice with fast snow, though also had some icy spots. From top to bottom, the runs are up to 15 minutes long. Having said that, this place is as good as it gets in the Northeast. It was about 2 hours 40 minutes from Montreal with a stop for gas. A friend liked their Facebook page and received a promotion to buy 4 tickets for $240 USD earlier this year, a real bargain considering the price was $93 at the gate. Patrons are super friends and talkative on the lifts and so are staff. Love this place, but I do wish there were snowboard tools outside, so snowboarders bring your own to tighten bindings. read more

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Lifts are always stopping for extended periods of time. I am currently sitting on a heavens gate chair and the lift has been stopped for the past 10 minutes and is showing no signs of starting again. read more

This review is just for the ski resort. We were there last week for the long weekend for President's day. This season has been horrible for ski season. But Sugarbush has done a nice job of keeping virtually all runs open. However, the black runs with moguls were even more icy than usual because of the lack of snow. The staff is very professional and friendly. The terrain here is a lot of fun. You have a good variety for all skill levels. If you are going to the top at Mt. Ellen, you will get a great view of Lake Champlain. The biggest complaint is that there can be flat areas that make it a little of a trek for boarders. I have ridden at four places in Vermont and I think this is the best place for the money. Please note that my rating for this place is in comparison to riding on the east coast, since there is no comparison to the Rockies. read more

My friends at I went to Sugarbush for a ski trip during MLK Weekend. We did not stay at the resort, but the majority of us rented skis and took lessons. First, when you park the car there is a jitney that takes you to the check-in area, which I though was awesome. When we got to the window, the lady who was helping us was not very inviting. For a person who has never skied, I openly admitted that I did not know what I was doing, so she could have been more accommodating. She guided us to go inside for the package deal which is ski rentals, lift ticket and lessons for $110, which I thought was a great deal. The lift ticket is only good for the smaller mountains, so you can't cheat the system and buy that ticket and skip the lessons. The women inside were very helpful, but impatient as well. The people who helped us get our gear were SO NICE and friendly. They helped me put all of the gear on and showed us the way step by step. Finally when we reached the point to take a lesson, we had Gary who has been teaching ski lessons for 52 years! It showed that he was a great teacher because by the end of the day I was zooming down the hills (or trying to), and enjoyed skiing. Overall, my friends and I had a great time and we will definitely be back next year! read more

One of the top 5 in the East. The biggest draw is the variety of terrain. Each peak is a different experience on any given day. Snow is generally awesome at higher altitudes. Off piste is incredible, once the snow deepens up you can pick a spot anywhere in the woods and find your way there. Excellent stream bed skiing too. A long drive from MA, but its beautiful and the canyon run on the backway in is an amazing drive. Clean, beautiful lodge areas. Well laid out parking, of which a good amount is paved (huge plus in the spring). read more

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First time at Sugarbush this past weekend with a group of friends - lots of pros, a few cons: PROS: - TONS of trails and lifts. Due to some weird weather the day before we arrived, not all were open, however, we still had a variety of trail types to choose from. Plus, there are two separate mountains you can choose from, too. - Super friendly staff - Really tasty lodge food and beverage options - had grilled cheeses both days we were at Sugarbush. (The grilled cheese I had [w/ ham, Gruyere, carmelized onions, honey mustard] at Walt's on Mount Ellen was AMAZING. Life changing. Craving it now.) Also lots of beer options, healthier dining options, etc. - Automatic "ticket" scanners make getting onto lifts faster CONS: - Lift ticket line was loooooong - but once we got our "tickets" (really credit card-type things with passes loaded on) we didn't have to wait in that line again. - Initial lift lines Sat AM were crazy - holiday weekend + not all lifts being open ended up with us waiting in line for 25 min. Definitely got better! - Not the cheapest food/beverage/lift tickets, but big mountain means bigger prices! Will definitely be back!!!! read more

Great mountain, lots of options. We liked their customer service, they have actually a room where you can put on your ski boots and store your daypack on a rack free rather than gouging you for 8 or 10 bucks, refreshing! Lot's of terrain we were out of luck the lifts to the top were not spinning, on wind hold. I guess we'll have to come back read more

We arrived on Thur. night and stayed until Sunday. Friday, before the crowds, was amazing. Super friendly staff, moderate to no lines, efficient lift service and decent runs. The grooming was good as well. This is New England so the conditions I am familiar with, prevailed. Super Nova main lift was down most of the day which was a bummer. It was due to mechanical. Not being familiar with this, I was surprised there was no compensation offered. Saturday the vibe shifted with the masses. Super Nova went down again, this time for wind holds. Gate House Quad was a %$#@ show. The gate readers were not working and the girls at the chairs were overwhelmed. Empty chairs kept going up as the lines continued. We stood 20 minutes barely moving. Assessing the line to be about 45 minutes, we left to get the Connector bus to Mt. Ellen. The 10:20 bus never came and the 10:40 came at 1:50. We waited in the cold 50 minutes. Mt. Ellen saved the day. NEVER EVER go to SB on a weekend. There were no lines all day at Mt. Ellen. We loved the old school vibe as well. read more

Sugarbush slopeside cafe churns out custom super salads. Supersized, super fresh and awesomely flavorful. read more

Sugarbush Resort - Ski Resorts Near Me - Warren, Vermont

Great day at Sugarbush! Amazing views, ski conditions were incredible and a clean friendly place for the entire family! Varied terrain for all skill levels! Loved it! read more

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