Family Holiday Fun at Vermont Ski Areas

Family Holiday Fun at Vermont Ski Areas

December 22, 2025

The holiday season in Vermont is pure winter magic — especially at our world-class ski areas. From festive events and torchlight parades to visits with Santa, scavenger hunts, and New Year’s celebrations, there’s a mountain-full of family-friendly fun waiting for you. Here’s your guide to the best holiday activities at Vermont ski resorts this season! Killington Resort … Read More

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Mom, the Skier: Finding My Own Community

Mom, the Skier: Finding My Own Community

December 18, 2025

This is not about my kid and snow sports. It’s a story about how I have defined myself as a mom who is a skier. I hope it inspires others who have been on the sidelines to consider trying an intimidating new sport.   Not So Into Snow I saw snow for the first time … Read More

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Mom’s Getaway to Bolton Valley: Night Skiing & Soaking in the Magic

Mom’s Getaway to Bolton Valley: Night Skiing & Soaking in the Magic

December 5, 2025

As moms, we’re really good at making sure everyone else gets their time on the mountain—snacks packed, mittens located, layers zipped, and lift tickets secured. But carving out time just for us? That’s rare. Which is exactly why an overnight at Bolton Valley felt like the reset this Mom needed. With night skiing, slope-side lodging, and that perfectly … Read More

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Countdown to Ski: Getting Families Stoked for the Season

Countdown to Ski: Getting Families Stoked for the Season

October 27, 2025

The countdown to opening day at Vermont ski resorts is officially on! For families, the ramp-up to ski season is as much about the traditions (chairlift M&Ms: check!) as it is about the logistics. From the all-important gear search and rescue operation (how do kids grow that fast?) to the delight of a Warren Miller … Read More

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Learning to Ski (and Improve) at Pico Mountain

Learning to Ski (and Improve) at Pico Mountain

March 19, 2025

Raising two boys and teaching them how to ski has been an eye-opening experience. What works for one, doesn’t always work for the other in terms of parenting or learning to ski and improve. Maybe that’s no surprise, but it can be a source of frustration if your toolbox is limited. Enter the second-born child. … Read More

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Ski Lessons Aren’t Just for Kids at Okemo

Ski Lessons Aren’t Just for Kids at Okemo

March 17, 2025

When I think about the number of adults who ski or ride and don’t think taking a lesson will benefit them, it reminds me of a quote by longtime ski instructor Mermer Blakeslee. In an excellent article for SAM magazine (the B2B publication for the North American mountain resort industry), she wrote: “We should tap … Read More

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Finding Our Way: A Mother-Daughter Adventure at Killington

Finding Our Way: A Mother-Daughter Adventure at Killington

March 14, 2025

There’s a certain magic to learning something new as an adult—something equal parts exhilarating and deeply humbling. You fall a lot, you get back up, you figure things out, and—if you’re lucky—you get to share that process with someone you love. That’s what this adventure at Killington was for my daughter, Aria, and me. It … Read More

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Why Not Try a Women’s Ski Clinic?

Why Not Try a Women’s Ski Clinic?

March 6, 2025

Happy National Women’s History Month! We all know women are social creatures that often crave the support and comfort of other women. So why not find it on the slopes and improve our turns while we’re at it? If you’re looking to improve your ski and ride skills and connect with other female skiers, women’s … Read More

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The Family-Friendly Okemo Experience

The Family-Friendly Okemo Experience

February 20, 2025

It takes a lot of careful consideration by ski area operators to put together an end-to-end, family-friendly experience—and deliver on it. A ski area needs the right facilities and activities, and they need to be convenient both in access (i.e., uncomplicated to find) and proximity to where families are staying. Most importantly, and perhaps the … Read More

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