Vermont - Snowmobiling

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The Vermont Association of Snow Travelers (VAST) maintains and regulates the trail system throughout the state. There are over 5,000 miles of trails through mountains, meadows, and along waterways. The VAST system marks trails and issues printed maps that also help you locate trailheads. Services along the system such as fuel and food locations are also noted. To snowmobile in Vermont you need a trail pass and valid state registration. Check the VAST website for additional information. Opening day for the trails is December 19, 2005. There are also numerous snowmobile rental and guide services that are a great way of discovering the family fun and enjoyment of this activity.

Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers

Phone: 802-229-0005

For those who enjoy snowmobiling, Vermont has over 2,000 miles of available, groomed trails every winter. These trails run throughout the state, and are maintained by the Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers and local snowmobile clubs. All visitors who wish to ride their snowmobiles must register them with the state and join the Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers, as well as a local club. For more information on how to register and join, call the Association at 802-229-0005.

Burke Mountain
223 Sherburne Lodge Road
East Burke, VT  05832  
Phone: 802–626 -7300
Toll-Free: 888-BURKEVT
Fax: 802-626-7310
Email: info@skiburke.com
   

Ski a Classic

Renowned for its breathtaking views and a ski racing heritage, Burke Mountain is the best kept secret in the Northeast. Home of Burke Mountain Academy, the preeminent ski academy in the country with 40 Olympians to its credit, Burke Mountain features 45 traditionally-carved trails and glades on 250 acres of terrain, averages 248 inches of snowfall a year, and has 2,011 feet of vertical. Burke is conveniently located just 7 miles from I-91 and only 3 hours from Boston. Friendly, genuine staff and classic terrain define this last of a Vermont breed. Visit Burke Mountain and experience a classic.

Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers

Phone: 802-229-0005

For those who enjoy snowmobiling, Vermont has over 2,000 miles of available, groomed trails every winter. These trails run throughout the state, and are maintained by the Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers and local snowmobile clubs. All visitors who wish to ride their snowmobiles must register them with the state and join the Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers, as well as a local club. For more information on how to register and join, call the Association at 802-229-0005.

Mount Snow
Pisgah Road
West Dover, VT  05356  

In addition to Alpine skiing on four mountains Mount Snow features many other activities including tubing, snowmobile tours, snowshoeing and a full compliment of spa services. There are 145 trail, terrain parks, pipe and tubing park. There are 23 lifts and a vertical drop of 1,700 feet.

Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers

Phone: 802-229-0005

For those who enjoy snowmobiling, Vermont has over 2,000 miles of available, groomed trails every winter. These trails run throughout the state, and are maintained by the Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers and local snowmobile clubs. All visitors who wish to ride their snowmobiles must register them with the state and join the Vermont Association of Snow Mobilers, as well as a local club. For more information on how to register and join, call the Association at 802-229-0005.