Haystack Mountain joins Vermont’s ski boom in Wilmington
Vermont’s Haystack Mountain debuts as the state’s newest ski area on Wilmington Handle Road near Mount Snow. Plans include a 2,700 foot chairlift this season with four novice T-bars and a future gondola. The site features a summit lake, a top lodge, and 1,400 feet of vertical, with development led by Wilmington investors and 370 federal acres approved by the U.S. Forest Service.
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Vermont Ski Season Expands at Magic Mountain and Nearby Areas
Magic Mountain unveils an Abra cadabra lounge with glassed cathedral ceiling, a second floor sun deck, new chalets and rental apartments, a beginners area with its own chairlift, and a 2700 foot slalom slope served by a T bar. Hogback adds Doppelmayr T bars and lifts total to five with capacity 4860 skiers per hour. Glen Ellen highlights Vermont’s highest vertical rise and Mt. Ellen at 4135 feet.
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