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Stratton Mountain Resort
1,542 to 3,943 ft across the terrain scene · 200 runs · 17 lifts
Map
Topo, aerial and street views; runs, lifts, the ski-area boundary and tree cover as layers (top right).Runs, lifts and terrain
200runs mapped
17lifts
- 2 novice
- 77 easy
- 47 intermediate
- 26 advanced
- 16 expert
The ground is public lidar (USGS 3DEP 1 m DEM (1/3 arc-second underneath)); the runs are reproduced from OpenStreetMap, not the resort's own map.
Steepest named runs
- Free Fall Gully expert
42% average, 49% at the steepest, 390 ft drop - Vertigo expert
39% average, 43% at the steepest, 531 ft drop - Free Fall expert
39% average, 48% at the steepest, 492 ft drop - World Cup expert
35% average, 56% at the steepest, 472 ft drop - Dino's Drop advanced
34% average, 39% at the steepest, 568 ft drop
Grades are sampled from the lidar ground along each mapped run.
Nearby
Part of Southern Vermont
Compare Stratton Mountain Resort with 3 other resorts nearby: runs, lifts and the steepest terrain side by side.
Southern Vermont ski areas →Gear for this mountain
- Merino base layer ↗Stays warm even when damp.
- Ski helmet ↗Fits over a thin hat, under the goggle strap.
- Wax kit ↗Keeps the base fast between shop tunes.
- Boot dryer ↗Dry liners for the second day.
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