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Mount Snow

West Dover, Vermont

Mount Snow has no fresh snow on the slopes today. Today's forecast is overcast, with a high near 21°C and a low around 15°C. The resort is currently closed for the season. It sits in the Green Mountains, with 514 m · 1,690 ft of vertical drop. Mount Snow typically opens around December 20 and closes around March 15.

Overcast
Overcast
21° / 15° °CNo snow
Morning16°No snow
Midday19°No snow
Afternoon20°No snow

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581 m · 1,910 ft
1,095 m · 3,590 ft
514 m · 1,690 ft
Green Mountains
December 20March 15
Epic Pass

Mount Snow is included on Epic Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.

Paid parking

Official Mount Snow Zendesk: winter paid parking on applicable weekends (preferred/premium closer lots); free parking in summer; limited season-long parking passes sold at Clock Tower / 802-464-1100 (amount not listed as a day rate). Nine lots; Moover shuttle from farther lots when premium full. Failure to pay on applicable weekends: $30 fine + $3 admin (escalates)—this is a violation fine, NOT the published day parking rate. Live getting-here.aspx returns VR system-down stub and does not expose a day-rate table—omit rates[].

When does Mount Snow open for the season?
Mount Snow typically opens around December 20 and closes around March 15. Exact dates shift each year with the snowpack.
Is Mount Snow open right now?
Mount Snow is currently closed for the season.
Is there parking at Mount Snow?
Yes — Mount Snow has parking. Parking is paid. No reservation is required.
Is Mount Snow on the Epic Pass?
Yes — Mount Snow is included on Epic Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.
Where is Mount Snow and how high is it?
Mount Snow is a ski resort in West Dover, Vermont, in the Green Mountains. Its base sits at 581 m · 1,910 ft, rising to a summit of 1,095 m · 3,590 ft at Mount Snow, giving a vertical drop of 514 m · 1,690 ft.
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