Northern Vermont
Bolton Valley Resort
Bolton has always felt a little removed from the Vermont resort circuit. There are lifts, certainly, but also night skiing, Nordic trails and a great deal of woods—the sort of mountain where wandering off in another direction is often the better idea.
How Bolton Valley Resort Compares
Across 31 Northeast ski areas
- Average snowfall
- 312 in / year
- Ski area size
- 300 acres
- Length of ski runs
- 1,704 ft
Mountain Stats
- Trails
- 71
- Lifts
- 6
- Summit elevation
- 3,150 ft
- Base elevation
- 2,100 ft
Terrain
Green runs (Beginner)- 34%
- Blue runs (Intermediate)
- 38%
- Black runs (Advanced)
- 28%
Terrain Parks (seasonal)- 3
Glades- 4/5
Moguls- 3/5
Grooming- 3/5
Night Skiing- Yes
Prices PLACEHOLDER DATA
- Lift Ticket
- Varies by date
- Adult pass 2026–27
- $1,259 + tax · thru Oct 12
- Beer
- Check menu
- Lunch
- Check menu
- Lodging
- Varies by stay
- Parking
- Free
Recommendations PLACEHOLDER DATA
- Lodging
- Mountain House Lodge
Simple rooms, mountain mornings, and no unnecessary fuss.
- Food
- Village Inn & Restaurant
Good food, stiff drinks, and a welcome worth earning.
- Drinks
- Snowshoe Pub
Cold beer, warm company, and no reason to hurry.
- Gear Shop
- Mountain Gear & Tune
Trail-tested gear, local advice, and a proper tune-up.
- Nearby Attractions
- Village Cinema & Adventure Center
Climbing walls, rope bridges and an arcade for kids and adults.
