Travelpack

DAYS 6-8: Boston
Spend 2 nights exploring Boston’s shopping, dining and theater scene, or do some sightseeing along the historic Freedom Trail before departing on day 8.

Sugarbush
In central Vermont and with two mountains, six peaks, a terrain park, tons of gladed areas and the 2,000 acre Slide Brook Wilderness area, Sugarbush offers some of the best terrain in the East!

Mount Ellen: 4,083\'
LincolnPeak: 3,975\'
Castlerock Peak: 3,812\'
North Lynx Peak: 3,300\'
Gadd Peak: 3,150\'
Inverness Peak: 2,750\'

Total Acres: 4,000+
Skiable Acres: 578
Miles of Trails: 53
Wooded Areas: 18
Summit Elevation: 4,083\'
Base Elevation: 1,483\'
Vertical Drop: 2,600\'
Avg. Annual Snowfall: 269\"

LIFTS
Quads (5 high-speed): 7
Triple: 2
Double: 4
Surface Lifts: 3
Total: 16
Uphill Capacity: 25,463

Okemo
Rising above the village of Ludlow, in southcentral Vermont, Okemo Mountain Resort is a winter retreat for skiers and snowboarders. Originally a small community-run ski hill, Okemo has blossomed into a popular, world-class resort destination.

632 acres of terrain
96% covered by snowmaking (605 acres)
119 slopes, trails and glades
Novice 32%
Intermediate 36%
Advanced/ Expert 32%
Vertical Drop: 2,200 feet (most vertical in southern
Vermont)
Base Elevation: 1,144 feet
Summit Elevation: 3,344 feet
Longest trail: 4.5 miles (Mountain Road)
Five Mountain Areas: Jackson Gore Peak, Solitude
Peak, South Face, Glades Peak, South
Ridge

LIFTS:
Quad: 9 (5 high speed quads)
Triple: 3
Surface: 7

Killington
The towns of Killington, Sherburne, Mendon, and Chittendon surround the 4200 ft. Killington Peak, the second highest mountain in the state. Besides skiing here’s plenty of other options; Ice Skating, Tubing, Luge Runs, and Night Riding. Nearby attractions include sleigh rides, snowmobiling, swimming and snowshoeing. Plus there are dozens of restaurants and nightclubs nearby.

Killington Peak (Summit): 4,241\' (1,293m)
Skye Peak: 3,800\'
Ramshead Peak: 3,610\'
Snowdon Peak: 3,592\'
Bear Mountain Peak: 3,295\'
Sunrise Mountain Peak: 2,456\'
Base elevation (Skyeship): 1,165\' ( 325m)
Summit elevation: 4,241\' (1,293m)
Base elevation: 1,165\' ( 325m)
Vertical Drop: 3,050\' (957m)
Skiable Acres: 752 ( 469 ha)
Miles of Trails: 71 (135 km)
Trails: 141
Easier: 28%
More Difficult: 33%
Most Difficult: 39%
Lifts: 22
Uphill Capacity: 37,535 rides per hour
Gondolas: 2 high speed, express gondolas with
3 separate loading points
Quads: 9 quads including 5 high-speed express
quads
Triples: 4
Doubles: 2
Surface: 5 (including 3 Magic Carpets)

Stowe
Stowe Mountain Resort, in Stowe, Vermont, with 48 ski trails and 13 lifts, has been an internationally acclaimed four-season resort area since the 1940\'s. A gondola now connects 4,395\' Mount Mansfield with Spruce Peak. Stowe also offers sleigh-riding and dogsledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and ice skating. Stowe is especially famous as one of North America\'s premier cross country skiing destinations, with hundreds of kilometers of groomed and backcountry trails. Mount Mansfield Summit 

Elevation - 4,395\'
Top of Lifts Elevation - 3,719\'
Longest Vertical Drop - 2,160\'
Average Annual Snowfall - 333\"
Total Number of Trails - 116
Skiable Acres - 485
Total Miles - 39
Trail Count - 116
Beginner 16%
Intermediate 59%
Expert 25%
Snowmaking Coverage - 90%
Lifts -13 / More mile long lifts than any other
resort in the East
1 Inter-Mountain Transfer Gondola,
Gondola: 1 high-speed summit
Quads: 3 high-speed,
Triple: 2
Double: 2
Surface: 2
Total hourly lift capacity -15,516 passengers