Magic Mountain Delivers Classic Vermont Turns After Fresh Snow
Magic Mountain is back in the spotlight this week thanks to a fresh video clip showing a skier carving smooth, playful turns down one of the mountain’s signature lines. It’s exactly the kind of early-season energy Magic is known for — authentic, local, and fueled by real Vermont snow.
The recent stretch of cold temperatures has been a gift for southern Vermont, allowing Magic’s snowmaking team to hit key terrain while natural snowfall adds the softness skiers crave. The video making the rounds today shows off that perfect combo: packed powder underfoot, a little fluff on top, and that unmistakable Magic vibe where the skiing feels raw, exciting, and honest.
Magic Mountain has always stood apart from the bigger resorts because of its terrain character and community-first feel. This week continues that tradition, with crews pushing hard to expand terrain as the weather stays favorable. Expect a mix of machine-groomed routes for smooth cruising and more advanced natural snow lines opening as conditions allow.
The base area has been buzzing as guests roll in for early December laps. With more cold air in the forecast, the mountain is aiming to open additional trails and maintain the strong snow surface seen in today’s video. Snowmaking teams have been concentrating on key connectors and classic favorites, building out the accessible terrain map as quickly as temperatures permit.
If you’re planning a trip to southern Vermont, Magic Mountain is absolutely worth keeping on your weekend radar. Energetic turns, a relaxed atmosphere, and that homegrown mountain charm combine to create one of the most enjoyable ski experiences in the region.
Stay tuned — more snowmaking, more trail openings, and more classic Magic moments are on the way.
