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Suicide Six ski area looks to make bucks off Broncos with off-road driving...
Snow recedes at the Suicide Six ski area on Friday, April 2, 2021. An off-road driving school has been proposed for the ski hill in South Pomfret. Photo by Jennifer Hauck/Valley News This article by...
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Global supply chain disruptions cause problems for Vermont Nordic ski areas
Snowmaking machines at the Craftsbury Nordic Center in 2015. File photo by Andrew Nemethy Nick Mahood is still waiting on skis he ordered in the spring. Mahood, director of the Nordic center at the...
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Some ski resorts opening later than planned due to warm temperatures
Gondolas carry skiers uphill at Stowe Mountain Resort. Courtesy photo Stowe Mountain Resort planned to open Friday, Nov. 19, but with temperatures hovering just above freezing, it wasn’t quite cold...
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Vermont Conversation: Are we in danger of losing winter?
Journalist Porter Fox chronicles the alarming impacts of climate change in his new book, The Last Winter: The Scientists, Adventurers, Journeymen, and Mavericks Trying to Save the World. The Vermont...
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NASA-funded weather project seeks help from citizen scientists in Vermont
A Vermonter uses the Mountain Rain or Snow app. Photo courtesy of Keith Jennings When the temperature drops to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, one can expect that precipitation will fall in the form of snow....
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Vermont ski areas report rebound from early pandemic slowdown
Skiers and boarders ride up the Madonna II lift at Smugglers' Notch Resort in Jeffersonville on Dec. 28, 2021. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Vermont’s downhill ski areas reported an additional...
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South Pomfret ski area to change name, citing mental health awareness
Snow recedes at the Suicide Six ski area in April 2021. File photo by Jennifer Hauck/Valley News The South Pomfret ski area Suicide Six announced Tuesday it would retire its “insensitive” name, with...
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Then Again: A long line of businesses helped to shape Vermont’s economy
Merino sheep, which produce thick, valuable wool, were a key component of the Vermont economy during the early 1800s. Vermont Historical Society William Jarvis knew what he was doing when he finagled...
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Betsy Pratt, former owner of Mad River Glen ski area, dies at 95
Betsy Pratt sits on the single chairlift at Mad River Glen. Photo via Mad River Glen’s Facebook page Elizabeth “Betsy” Stratton Pratt, the former owner of Mad River Glen who played a key role in...
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Stalled Stowe chairlift to undergo state inspection
The Meadows quad chairlift at Stowe. Photo by Glenn Callahan/Stowe Reporter A chairlift that stalled at Stowe Mountain Resort Sunday, stranding 160 skiers and snowboarders, will need to pass an...
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Season passes take over across Vermont slopes
Skiers ride the Practice Slope chair at the Mad River Glen ski area in Fayston on Jan. 11. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDiggerEpic passes, Vail Resort’s multi-location ski and ride pass, will go up in...
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Design changes delay but don’t deter Killington slopeside village plans
A proposed Killington retail and residential village would center on a new central lodge, as rendered by the architecture firm of Moshe Safdie. Illustration courtesy Great Gulf real estate...
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