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First Chair Video Snow Report from Dec.15, 2016 featuring Bypass, Nosedive Glades & Nosedive. pic.twitter.com/IYmmENOhqu

— Stowe Mt Resort (@StoweMtResort) December 16, 2016

The snow keeps falling here at Stowe! 6" overnight and five feet so far in December. pic.twitter.com/NoYZp7MKg6

— Stowe Mt Resort (@StoweMtResort) December 15, 2016

We've enjoyed fresh snowfall on 11 of the last 13 days! Here's MMSP enjoying the 1-2" that fell last night on Liftline. pic.twitter.com/nculQEJJou

— Stowe Mt Resort (@StoweMtResort) December 14, 2016

8" in the last 36 hours and the sun made an appearance today. Still the most open terrain in the East! pic.twitter.com/XrXn7m6LDP

— Stowe Mt Resort (@StoweMtResort) December 13, 2016

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Killington Resort

Killington Resort is bringing Alpine World Cup skiing back to the eastern US for the first time in 25 years when the Audi FIS Ski World Cup takes place November 26-27. Giant Slalom and Slalom races will pit the best female technical alpine skiers against one another on Superstar trail, the infamous New England steep that is regularly the Eastern US’s last remaining open ski trail through late May or June. The general public is invited to view the women’s giant slalom and slalom races in a free general admission area at the base of the trail with a jumbo screen for watching the full race course, plus a weekend loaded with festivities including free live music, multiple movie premiers and additional surprises to be announced.

Jay Peak Resort

The folks at Jay Peak are still of the mind that the 5,000 acres between their borders represent one massive terrain park, but they understand the need for focus. So this season the resort is increasing the snowmaking capacity to its LZ and Jug Handle parks by 60%, running a new waterline up the Interstate trail and installing 20 new guns along the Interstate. The expansion will not only allow Jay Peak parks to open sooner, but will also allow the resort to open learning terrain at its Tramside area earlier in the season

Okemo Mountain Resort

After several years of major snowmaking improvements totaling more than $1 million, Okemo is expanding its snowmaking system again. 18,000 feet of new pipe will introduce snowmaking capabilities on Catnap and Suncatcher in the South Face area. A Prinoth Bison X park cat, equipped with a Caterpillar 400 horsepower, tier 4 engine that meets all federal emission standards, is the newest addition to Okemo’s fleet of grooming machines as Okemo enters its third year of partnership with Snowpark Technologies. Rental equipment upgrades include 515 Volkl skis, 153 Burton snowboards and more than 1,000 pairs of boots. Also, Okemo has joined the M.A.X Pass family of resorts this year. Okemo season passholders can take their pass on the road – up to 30 mountains with an Add-On upgrade.

Stratton Mountain Resort

Stratton announces an addition to the vibrant slope-side Village dining fleet– Karma: an Asian fusion experience. A menu inspired by the Asian travels of Karma’s chef will debut with traditional ramen bowls and dumplings fresh-made with local ingredients, imaginative entrees and craft cocktails with a twist like vodka filtered through Herkimer diamonds for a side of positive energy.

Stratton’s snowmaking fleet gets a new computerized control system, allowing snowmakers to record real time energy use for increased snowmaking efficiency.

The Mountain Sports School welcomes Tim Massucco as its new Program Manager for the Stratton Winter Sports Club Freestyle. Massucco’s 16 years of coaching experience will enhance the training curriculums critical to the success of weekend and full-time competitive freestyle skiers.

Mount Snow Resort

Winter 2016-2017 welcomes Mount Snow’s greatest season pass offering yet, the Peak Pass, which features a total of six pass options valid at seven different mountain locations across four states in the Northeast.

With the success of the Grommet Jam Series, Mount Snow is increasing the uphill capacity in its beginner terrain park by 50 percent, by replacing our Ski Baba Lift with a 400’ SunKid conveyer called Grommet (Lift One).

Lastly, taking advantage of the dry spring this year Mount Snow increased trail and glades work. So far over 1600+ hours have been spent pruning, mowing and clearing new lines through tree skiing areas in preparation for powdery runs this winter.

Sugarbush Resort

Sugarbush has invested $750,000 into capital improvements for the 2016-17 winter season which include lift improvements and improvements to the snowmaking pond, continuing to progress upon the on-slope experience. Skiers and riders don’t have to worry about crowded trails thanks to the Valley House Quad Sugarbush installed last season. With the new quad, Sugarbush’s uphill capacity is one of the largest in the northeast, while still managing to spread traffic across 16 lifts and two mountains. The resort has also completed Gadd Brook Residences, sixteen ski-in/ski-out condominiums at the base of Lincoln Peak available as two-, three-, and four-bedroom units.

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Drive the Auto Toll Road at @StoweMtResort for amazing views from the top of #Vermont. pic.twitter.com/OEaGOfUFfg

— Stowe Mt Resort (@StoweMtResort) May 25, 2016

Google drove the toll road March 2011, lots of snow

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(Source) Dependent on conditions, Jay Peak in Vermont plans to stay open daily through April 10, then go to a weekends-only schedule through the end of the month. Stratton plans to reopen for a final weekend, April 8-10. Stowe Mountain Resort has set April 24 as its closing date. Sugarbush plans to stay open daily through April 24, then aim to reopen for a final weekend, April 30-May 1. Killington has yet to set an exact closing date, but the “Beast of the East” is still targeting a May finish. According to Michael Joseph, Killington’s communications and PR manager, the base depth on Superstar, the resort’s signature spring run, is up to 25 feet. The ski area plans to keep going until “there is walking required between sections of snow.”

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Spectacular sunrise this morning for our 62nd Annual Easter Sunrise Service! pic.twitter.com/Zco60fCaoq

— Stowe Mt Resort (@StoweMtResort) March 27, 2016

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