If quintessential Vermont is what you seek, look no further than Mad River Valley in northern Vermont. The region reflects over two centuries of cultivated farmland contrasted by the pine-green wooded slopes of the 3,975-foot General Stark Mountain. You will return year after year once you have experienced the warmth and charm of Fayston, Vermont.
Mad River has excellent expert terrain located in the “snow corner” of New England. The trails follow the natural bumps and contours of the mountain and lead to a single base area. While it’s not the most popular ski resort in the state (and that’s a good thing), it truly is one of the best for those seeking challenging and stimulating skiing and snowboarding.
The nearby towns of Waitsfield and Warren are picture-perfect New England towns, with iconic covered bridges and soaring church steeples that dot the idyllic Mad River landscape. Après ski and dining options abound in the Mad River Valley. Both rustic and romantic visitors will find a wide variety of dining experiences on and off the slope. Vermont is for lovers, so go ahead and fall in love with Mad River Valley. Mad River Glen provides some of the best skiing and boarding on the East Coast.
Mad River Glen is only six miles from Sugarbush, giving you more opportunities to enjoy skiing and other activities in the Mad River Valley. Routes 100 & 100B follow the Mad River through the valley. Located just 40 minutes from Stowe, one hour from Killington, three hours from Boston, and five hours from New York City. Greyhound has bus service to both Montpelier and Waterbury. Burlington International Airport is an hour away, and Manchester Airport is a two-hour drive. For local transportation around town, check out Mad River Valley Transit’s MadBus. Or check out discounts for transportation in and around Mad River.
Check out our site to find the best coupons and discounts for the Mad River Valley and save on lodging, lift tickets, winter equipment, and more! Choose from our options for great ski vacation deals, discounts, and coupons.
If quintessential Vermont is what you seek, look no further than Mad River Valley in northern Vermont. The region reflects over two centuries of cultivated farmland contrasted by the pine-green wooded slopes of the 3,975-foot General Stark Mountain. You will return year after year once you have experienced the warmth and charm of Fayston, Vermont.
Mad River has excellent expert terrain located in the “snow corner” of New England. The trails follow the natural bumps and contours of the mountain and lead to a single base area. While it’s not the most popular ski resort in the state (and that’s a good thing), it truly is one of the best for those seeking challenging and stimulating skiing and snowboarding.
The nearby towns of Waitsfield and Warren are picture-perfect New England towns, with iconic covered bridges and soaring church steeples that dot the idyllic Mad River landscape. Après ski and dining options abound in the Mad River Valley. Both rustic and romantic visitors will find a wide variety of dining experiences on and off the slope. Vermont is for lovers, so go ahead and fall in love with Mad River Valley. Mad River Glen provides some of the best skiing and boarding on the East Coast.
Mad River Glen is only six miles from Sugarbush, giving you more opportunities to enjoy skiing and other activities in the Mad River Valley. Routes 100 & 100B follow the Mad River through the valley. Located just 40 minutes from Stowe, one hour from Killington, three hours from Boston, and five hours from New York City. Greyhound has bus service to both Montpelier and Waterbury. Burlington International Airport is an hour away, and Manchester Airport is a two-hour drive. For local transportation around town, check out Mad River Valley Transit’s MadBus. Or check out discounts for transportation in and around Mad River.
Check out our site to find the best coupons and discounts for the Mad River Valley and save on lodging, lift tickets, winter equipment, and more! Choose from our options for great ski vacation deals, discounts, and coupons.
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