Stratton Mountain is located in the northeast corner of Vermont, just south of the New Hampshire border. The mountain is the highest in the state and the second-highest in the country.

It offers a variety of terrain for all experience levels, with 99 trails and more than 4,500 feet of elevation change. There are three main peaks, each with a different terrain and a different skiing experience. The mountain is known for its world-class snowboarding and its four-seat, six-passenger gondola, which has a view of the mountains from every seat.

Our 99 trails offer a variety of terrain and a variety of skiers and snowboarders. For beginners, there are more than 30 trails with a total elevation of 1,800 feet and a length of 4.3 miles. For more experienced skiers and snowboarders, there are more than 60 trails with a total elevation of 2,700 feet and a length of 9.6 miles.