Ski Forecast 

Forecasts are for the actual resort's base area/mid-station, not the nearest town.

The forecast and snow report for Sugarbush is below, if you would like a forecast and snow report for a different mountain, use the links below.

for a 36 hour Higher Summits forecast for the Green Mountains of Vermont issued by the Nat'l Weather Service: click HERE

Pages up by SATURDAY APRIL 4TH: (will be updated DAILY)

Sugarbush (below)

Pages up by November/December (will be updated WEEKLY)

Mad River Glen

Bolton Valley

Stowe

Mount Snow

Killington

Jay Peak

& more

Sugarbush Resort 

Snow Report:

TRAIL/LIFT COUNT VALID AS OF: Sun 5/3/09 6pm

TEXT SNOW REPORT (FROM sugarbush.com) VALID FOR: Mon 5/4/09 - Fri 5/8/09

Projected closing date: May 3, 2009

expected Trail conditions for Sun, May 3rd

Actual Snow conditions for Mon 5/4/09                          Expected Snow Conditions for Mon 5/4/09

Sugarbush has closed for the 2008/2009 ski season.

Monday, May 4th

After 158 days and nearly 24 FEET of snow, we wrapped up the winter season on Sunday, May 3rd. And although early-season pass pricing for 2009-10 passes has ended, it is still possible to get the new, all-access Fancy Pass.

We want to thank you for another great year of skiing and riding. We had a lot of early-season snow that set us up for a fun holiday week, a 75-inch pounding the last week of February and some bluebird days in April. All in all, not a bad year. And if you need just one more reason to come back next season, how’s this: We just found out that theNational Ski Areas Association has awarded Sugarbush its top prize for guest service. Get the details right here.

Now that winter has passed, all the focus is on summer. The golf course opens this Friday, May 8th and on Saturday, June 27th, Lincoln Peak opens for mountain biking, ziplining and disc golf so put the skis and boards away; summer's right around the corner.

See you around the hill

5 day forecast : icons from nordicweather.net

as of N/A