The Mount Snow 2009/2010 event schedule is bigger and better than any other year before.

We have something for everyone, big air and big events like the Winter Dew Tour, huge festivals like the Mount Snow Mardi Gras Celebration during Presiden'ts Week, concerts and music acts including Tim Renyolds and Rusted Root at the Snow Barn and big time fun all the time!

For more information on the mountain's entire season of events, music, competitions and more visit the Mount Snow Event Calendar.

While we have events on most weekends throughout the season there are tons of other activities to do within the Mount Snow Valley. The Chamber of Commerce is a great resouce for area wide events and activities for the entire family. For more information about area wide events visit the Mount Snow Valley Chamber of Commerce website.

Here are a few other fun family activities we recommend:

Snowmobiling

High Country Snowmobile Tours at Mount Snow are guided tours through the Green Mountain National Forest. Tours are customized and provided for all riding abilities. You will experience a variety of terrain ranging from thick wooded pines to wide-open stretches. In order to operate the snowmobile you must be at least 18 years of age. All snowmobiles are new Ski-Doo's touring ELT's, 380 cc and can accommodate two people. We ask that children be at least 4 years of age to ride as passengers. This sport is not recommended for anyone with back problems or anyone who is pregnant.

To make your day more enjoyable we recommend that you dress sensibly: a coat, snowpants, boots and gloves are a must. We do not rent clothing, however we do have clothing available if necessary. We also ask that you arrive 20 minutes prior to your reservation time dressed and ready to go. Oh, and don’t forget your camera!

Tours leave from the Lift Operations Building (building to the right of the Discovery Center). This is also where check-in will take place.

For more information, please visit High Country's website, or contact Mark & Wendy Pederson at 800-627-7533 or 802-464-2108. Or, feel free to send an email to highctry@sover.net.

Husky Works Mushing

Experience winter as never before. Be pulled by a team of Siberian huskies on the ride of a lifetime.

Experience the thrill and excitement of a dog sledding adventure in the Green Mountians of southern Vermont. A team of our friendly Siberian huskies will take you on an exhilarating ride on our network of groomed woods trails. With a musher as your guide you will get a chance to witness true working sled dogs in action, doing what they love to do... run!

Your adventure begins with an introduction to the kennel and the dogs that will be pulling your sled. We will demonstrate how we harness the team and give you an overview of what to expect. The real excitement starts as we hook up the team and start your ride travelling through Vermont's scenic winter landscape.

For more information, please visit Husky Works website, or contact Jeremy and Laura at (802) 896-3478 or via email.

Sleigh Rides @ Adams Farm
It’s sleigh ride season at the Adams Farm. Since 1980 the Adams Farm has offered
afternoon and evening traditional Vermont sleigh rides pulled by Belgian draft horses, through the maple sugar grove, up along the ridge of their mountain, to an old log cabin for a warm up by the wood fires before coming back down the mountain. At the cabin, visitors warm up by the fire, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and some tunes from the player piano. Sleigh rides are offered days and evenings as well as special sleigh rides for Christmas Eve, the New Year, full moons and Valentine’s Day.

For more details or reservations call 802-464-3762 or email farmfun@sover.net.

Cross Country Skiing
There is nothing so peaceful as gliding along through the Vermont forest or along a murmuring stream on a pair of cross country skis. Let the adventure and the pace be yours. Cross country ski trail systems, instruction and rentals are available across the road from Mount Snow. Make it your cross country skiers paradise.

For information call:
Timber Creek Cross Country at (802) 464-0999

Ice Skating at the Hermitage Inn
New this year the Hermitage Inn (just 3 miles south on Handle Road) will be offering ice skating behind their beautiful inn and restaurant. For more details contact the Hermitage directly at 877-464-3511.

Snowshoeing
Enjoy the natural beauty of Southern Vermont at its best on snowshoes.  You can snowshoe on the mountain, please purchase a trail pass at Mount Snow Sports before venturing out or snowshoe on a number of trails in the area including at Timber Creek or next to the Mount Snow Golf Club on the Valley Trail.

Mount Snow Sports at The Grand Summit Resort Hotel offers Tubbs® Snowshoe rentals at

$25 per day or $15 per half day.

$10 Trail Pass is required.