Stowe

Pros: charming
Cons: crowded

This is a great ski resort. I would recommend it to anyone who has a laarge group of skiers, and wants plenty of groomed slopes. I enjoyed my stay immensely, and although ti was a little costly, the ski staff was great, and there were so many great...

Pros: difficult terrain, people, town of Stowe
Cons: liftlines, cold weather/windchill

I was born in Burlington and my parents put my on skiis in the Winnie-the-Pooh ski school at Stowe when I was 2. Years later, I continued to find myself coming back to the area to push my limits against the Goat, the National, & Liftline.

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Pros: Terrain for all levels
Cons: Expensive Lift Tickets

Stowe is in my opinion one of the best ski resorts on the east coast. I live in southern Pa. and drove over 8 hours just to ski there. It was worth every minute though. My family and I have skied all over New York and Vermont, Stowe is one of my...

Pros: Great skiing for beginners and pros.
Cons: Small lodge, often crowded.

This past weekend I headed up to Stowe for two days of skiing. I stayed in a nearby lodge that provided breakfast and dinner along with a room for a reasonable price. They also offered skiing essentials like hats, goggles and neckwarmers at a much lower...

Pros: The warm friendly atmosphere.
Cons: Not having enough rooms during the busy seasons

Stowe is a wonderful place to visit, it has charm, romance and a variety of things to do even if you are not a skier. There are lots of places to stay but the best place for you money would be the Ye Olde England Inne on the Mountain Road. It's very...

Pros: Good trails, varied skill levels needed. good snow
Cons: Too far away, cold, need shuttle bus to get to the different mountains, bad lodging

I think that Stowe is a very good mountain with great trails and there are varied amounts of skill level needed on different trails. Even the easiest trails are good for the more advanced skiers because they have jumps and half pipes on the side. There...

Pros: cozy, great slopes, year around vacationing
Cons: very far north. 9 hour drive from wash dc

Situated in the midst of a quaint village, the Stowe ski resort is a magnificent winter getaway. I have been to the Stowe resort 3 times in the last 4 years and each time my experiences become more and more enjoyable. I would have to say that apart...

Pros: layout
Cons: not suited for people beginning to ski

Being from Pennsylvania I have not seen the top notch ski areas in the west. Stowe is by far the best ski area on the east coast. Stowe has slopes for skiers of all abilities. The slopes of Stowe are challenging for beginner, intermediate, and advanced...

Pros: beautiful, relaxing, enjoyable, excellent trip
Cons: can get costly

For a long time my family has been going to Stowe, Vermont and Sugarbush, Vermont, too. These are great vacation spots, and we usually do them in a back-to-back 2 week vacation - 1 week for each spot.

Firstly, I want to say that Stowe is a...

Pros: Well kept and nice restaurants.
Cons: Heavy spring snow.

Stowe is great for everyone from beginnings to experts. It has a wide variety of slopes, from easy to double black diamond. Also, the town itself is quaint and small, with numerous places to stay and things to do besides ski. The lifts are good, with...

Pros: tons of snow, all types of terrain, fast lifts, great glades...fun mountain
Cons: expensive food

Stowe is a great mountain for all types of skiiers. The smaller Spruce Peak has begginner and intermediate terrain for anybody taking there first runs down the slope. Mt.Mansfield is the largest peak in Vermont and offers a wide variety of glades,...

Pros: Trails, views, town atmosphere
Cons: Hike to lifts, too few natural snow trails

This is a great place to go when you have a few very aggressive skiers in your group but also have some people who just want to ski a few groomed supertrails and be in a quaint New England Inn by 3.

The classic Front Four trails are still a...

Pros: Lots of trails
Cons: what cons?

Had a really great time skiing two of the best ski resorts on New England... Stowe and Killington. Both resorts offer a great variety of terrain to ski on weather you are just a beginning skiier to an avid snowboarder. Both Resorts usually have lots of...

Pros: Great tradition
Cons: Crowd management

As a Vermonter who loves to ski, I must say that Stowe is a skiing legend, being one of the oldest (if not THE oldest) ski resort in America. It is quaint, beautiful, and easily accessible. The surrounding area boasts terrific restaurants (and a wide...

Pros: Lots of trails, great conditions, fast lifts
Cons: none

I have to admit, I love to ski at Stowe. I would have to say it is one of the best mountains in the East. With it's high speed quads and 3 mountains, it can't be beat. Although it only has 47 trails, there are plenty of them to occupy you for the...