Book Your Ski Trip Accommodations
Step1
Book lodging by visiting the Sugarbush Web site (see Resources below). You can also call them directly at 1-800-583-SUGAR.
Step2
Stay at a comfortable resort condominium near the slopes. Prices vary between moderate and expensive.
Step3
Rent a local residence for total freedom. The units come equipped with all the comforts of home. Prices range from moderate to expensive.
Step4
Save money by staying in a hotel on the outskirts of the mountain. You may have to drive a little longer to hit the slopes, but the savings can be substantial.
Research Travel Options for Your Ski Trip
Step1
Land at Burlington International Airport in Boston, then drive the rest of the way there.
Step2
Take I-89 South from Burlington, then follow Route-2 South to Route 100 South. Follow Route-100 South to the Sugarbush Access Road.
Budget Your Ski Trip to Sugarbush
Step1
Purchase your lift tickets ahead of time. Savings are available when tickets are bought as part of a package.
Step2
Pick an equipment package to rent. Complete adult and children's packages are available.
Step3
Protect yourself from injuries and take a ski lesson. Classes are available for students of all ages and all levels.
Discover What Sugarbush Has to Offer
Step1
Check the Sugarbush, Vermont snow report by visiting their Web site (see Resources below). Click 'Snow & Trails,' then click 'Snow Report.'
Step2
Know that Sugarbush, Vermont offers 508 acres of winter fun. It has a base elevation of 1,483 feet, a summit elevation of 4,083 feet, a vertical drop of 2,600 feet and an annual average snowfall of 262 inches.
Step3
Enjoy the longest run at Sugarbush Resort. It's 15,840 feet. It is only 1 of 111 trails available at this ski area.
Step4
Put your lift tickets to good use! Sugarbush offers 16 different ski lifts, including 2 triple chair lifts, 2 quad chair lifts, 3 surface lifts, 4 double chair lifts and 5 high speed quad lifts.
