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Several Vermont ski resorts have published target opening dates for the 2026-27 season, with Mount Snow, Okemo, Stowe and Sugarbush each listing November 21. Dates announced statewide range from November 21 through December 19, while many resorts have yet to set a date. Killington has begun making snow, but its opening remains listed as TBD; the resort typically opens in early November. Every listed date depends on weather and conditions, and the schedule distinguishes resorts with published dates from those still waiting to announce one.
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00:00Vermont ski resorts have penciled in opening dates.
00:02But your first ski day isn't guaranteed yet.
00:05If you're planning a trip, treat these dates as targets, not promises.
00:10Bromley Mountain Resort is aiming for November 27th,
00:13while Killington still hasn't announced a date.
00:15But Killington has already started snowmaking.
00:18It usually opens in early November, if conditions cooperate.
00:22December brings another set of planned openings,
00:24with Mad River Glen targeting December 12th.
00:27Magic Mountain plans an earlier start on December 5th,
00:31followed by Middlebury Snow Bowl on December 9th.
00:33For a November option, Mount Snow Resort is aiming for November 21st.
00:38Other Vermont ski areas still haven't announced opening dates,
00:42including Northeast Slopes and Saskadena 6.
00:44So there's a calendar taking shape,
00:46but not a confirmed start across Vermont's slopes.
00:49Weather and conditions will determine which resorts can open on those dates.
00:53Disclosure.
00:54This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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