Springtime in the Mountains
Springtime in the Mountains
Don't throw the boards into storage just yet. March, April, and even May (if you ski at Mt. Bachelor) are the best months to get great deals on lodging, lift tickets, and equipment, all while curating a gnarly goggle tan. Sun, brews, music, and costumes are what make spring skiing the next best alternative to an epic powder day. Here's where to close out yet another great season of shredding.
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Bolton Valley, Vermont
Bolton Valley has adjusted its hours to operate from 10 a.m.—5 p.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays. Like many eastern resorts, Bolton Valley will remain open for night skiing until 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. If you purchase your season pass for 2011-2012 by April 5th, you’ll receive free skiing for the rest of this season. On March 26th don’t miss the annual pond skim—it’s only $5 to enter with purchase of a full day lift pass.
For more information and a complete list of events, visit www.boltonvalley.com.
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