Stratton Mountain

Stratton Mountain Resort is a ski resort in Vermont that opened in December 1961. It has evolved into a year-round destination, offering a variety of activities including skiing, snowboarding, golf, mountain biking, and more. The resort features 11 lifts and 99 trails, and it is recognized as the birthplace of snowboarding on the East Coast. In addition to winter sports, Stratton offers a 27-hole championship golf course, mountain biking, hiking, swimming, and tennis. The Stratton Mountain School provides educational programs for young ski racers. The resort also includes the Carlos Otis Clinic, which offers medical and orthopedic care for skiers. Visitors can enjoy a pedestrian village with shops, restaurants, and various lodging options, all designed to resemble an Austrian ski village. Stratton Mountain Resort has a rich history of innovation in the ski industry and has played a significant role in the development of snowboarding.