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Snow Trails Big Air Competition went off with a flurry of high fly'n antics on our main Mt. Mansfield slope. Athletes hyped the crowd and set the bar higher for

Although snowmaking temps didn't greet us until this afternoon, what did early this morning was a brand new shiny Pisten Bully 400 Snow Cat Grooming Machine. Realizing our

Our Snowmaking Crew is on standby for Wednesday night through the weekend!! They are going to put this Cooling Tower of ours to work - continuing to produce as much snow out of

Preparations are being made for the coming winter season! We fired-up the SMI Super Pole Cat Snow Guns for a proper test this week. Believe it or not, we were able to make snow last year at this time, so we figured

Snow Trails Snow Sports Department will host Interviews for New Instructors Saturday, November 7th 10AM to 1PM over Swap Weekend. We are looking for outgoing individuals who

It was a great Final Weekend on the Slopes and in the Tubing Park! Snow Trails 2014-2015 Winter Season ranks up in the Top 5 for Days Open at 101 total days! What an incredible

Snow Trails Big Air Competition sponsored by Snow Trails Ski Shop went off on our main Mt. Mansfield slope for the second time in its history. Congratulations to

Snow Trails Mid-Season Party was a blast!! It was amazing to see so many out enjoying winter sports and activities here at Snow Trails over the weekend!! The crowd was

The best place to spend outdoors in the winter, where the atmosphere is friendly and the resort lifestyle is alive and well. Fast-forward to our Mid-Season Party now, to celebrate it all!

We fired-up the snow guns last night after this Arctic outbreak dipped into the US from Canada, bringing temperatures cold enough for snowmaking to begin here at Snow Trails. There is

Ever wonder what Snow Trails looks like in the Fall? Check-out Fall photos we snapped the other day! Beautiful colors pop across the resort and the grass is still green,

Thank you for all you have done with and for Snow Trails Ski Patrol these past 50 years John Armstrong of Mansfield, Armin Koep of Ashland, and Gary Weaver of Mt. Gilead