VT Vermont has some serious vertical drop. From 3000 plus feet, skiers can boulder dash their way down the basin with the best of them. Vermont snow treaders don't take their steps lightly either with an active nordic program and plenty of backcountry terrain. Don't worry beginners, they have runs for you too. Shown below are all ski resorts in Vermont. You can broaden your search by viewing all Northeast US Ski Resorts.

The table below is sorted by Vertical Drop in feet of each ski resort. Vertical Drop is this the amount of elevation in feet from the bottom to the top of each ski resort. In most cases, a higher vertical drop means a steeper ski slope.