Extending across pristine meadows and rolling hills, a hidden world of beauty and adventure invites winter enthusiasts to discover the joy of cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at Okemo Valley Nordic Center. The well-marked trail network features 22 km of tracked and skate-groomed terrain for skiers, and 13 km of trails dedicated to snowshoers. Okemo’s Nordic Center trails are ideally suited to all ability levels, from novice to expert and trails are groomed daily using state-of-the-art grooming machines. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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Snow Quality

With 96% snowmaking coverage and consistent top rankings for snow quality, Okemo has some of the best snow in the East. Their team of groomers puts on a fresh face of corduroy and leave choice powder stashes for those seeking first tracks. With 15 years average experience using proprietary equipment right here at Okemo, nobody knows this mountain better. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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The Okemo Difference

Okemo’s exceptional snow quality and grooming, varied terrain for all ability levels (including 5 mountain areas serviced by 19 lifts), award-winning children's programs and slopeside lodging, keeps guests happy and makes for a great ski vacation. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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Resort Terrain

Skiing Vermont terrain at Okemo is quite a treat as its winter operations consistently receive accolades and win awards for snow quality, grooming, terrain parks, family programs, slopeside lodging, resort dining and its friendly, professional staff. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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The pipe measures out at 500ft. long , 17ft. walls. Maintained by our Zaugg Pipe Monster. And serviced by “The Pull ” surface lift. And where else will you find a pipe cut with laser technology? No joke. Our parks crew has put their Yankee ingenuity to work and designed a system that will allow laser-precision when cutting the pipe. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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Resort Description

Rising above the village of Ludlow in south-central Vermont, Okemo Mountain Resort is a four-season playground that built its reputation for quality and superior guest service as a winter retreat for skiers and snowboarders. Originally a small community-run ski hill, Okemo began to blossom when, in 1982, Tim and Diane Mueller purchased the ski area and transformed it into a popular, world-class resort destination. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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Resort Stats

Okemo has 632 acres of terrain – 605 of which is covered by snowmaking – and receives 200 inches of natural snow per year. Nineteen lifts, including 9 quads (5 of which are high-speed) move 33,450 skiers/riders per hour and service 119 trails and glades. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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Advanced Terrain

Okemo offers advanced skiers and riders plenty of glade and expert terrain and the most vertical in southern Vermont. Â For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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Okemo Mountain Resort Properties

Okemo Mountain Resort Properties offer the best in slopeside lodging on Okemo Mountain. Okemo offers many seasonal rental opportunities for those who just can't seem to get enough. KIds 12 and under stay free at Okemo Mountain Resort. Plus, every slopeside residence has access to a pool. For more information, visit www.okemo.com. If you're ready to make a reservation, check Availability & Book Online or call 1-866-706-5366.

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Okemo’s Jackson Gore base area is the newest development of the resort, and the Jackson Gore Inn serves as the ideal hub from which to launch family fun and adventure at any time of the year. The Spring House at Jackson Gore offers state-of-the-art fitness facilities and a family pool with splash features and fountains. Basketball and tennis round out the on-site recreational activities for summertime at Jackson Gore, but the area’s offerings extend to include golf, hiking, biking, water sports, horseback riding, plus shopping, dining and touring Vermont’s spectacular countryside. For more information, visit www.okemo.com

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