Snowmakers and groomers work all night so you can ski all day. A look at the mountain operations that go into each day at Sugarbush.
The Sugarbush Magazine
From adaptive skiing to golfing the back nine to mountain weddings, this issue shares stories and tips on how to make the most of your time at Sugarbush. Read Win Smith’s Inside Lines for an overview of what’s on his mind, and what’s in the magazine, this season.
Enjoy the stories of four families that view Sugarbush as a member of their crew, and how they've grown up on the mountain.
Read about the making of the Sugarbush Resort ski trail map painted by James Niehues, one of the best trail map artists in the world.
Read the new Sugarbush magazine now. Featuring stories from Win Smith, John Bleh, Chris Enman, Megan Page, Candice White & more.
Discover the story behind the design and creation of some of Sugarbush’s classic trails. And then head to the mountain to enjoy them!
Roger King, PGA head golf professional at Sugarbush, shares his thoughts on holes 12 to 14—the trickiest stretch of the resort’s course.
One man's vision for his family led to the creation of Blueberry Lake, a popular recreational oasis for the entire community.
Steve Utter, the alpine program director at Green Mountain Valley School, offers an expert perspective on the Sochi Olympic Games.
Not many people know that the Mad River Valley is full of wine aficionados. These wine lovers share their passion with the community.
Green Mountain National Forest, with its 900 miles of multi-use trails, is a beautiful wilderness surrounding Sugarbush Resort.
Read all the reasons the kids of Sugarbush love the resort and why they like skiing and riding the slopes here.
Check out these local hikes for some of the best views along Vermont's 270-mile Long Trail, which winds through the Green Mountains.












