BRS Ski

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Burke Mountain

Burke Mountain Resort is a ski resort located in the town of Burke, Vermont. It has two chairlifts and one surface lift. The mountain was built by the New England Ski Association as an alternative to Killington for its members. In addition to skiing, the mountain offers snowboarding, tubing, cross country skiing, sledding, and snowshoeing.

The mountain’s terrain consists mostly of wide-open bowls with some tree-lined runs. A few glades are found on the lower slopes. There are three lifts: a double chairlift, a triple chairlift, and a surface lift. The mountain also features a terrain park that includes jumps, rails, boxes, and half pipes.

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Sugarbush Mountain

Sugarbush Mountain is a ski area situated in Warrensburg, New York. It has seven chair lifts and one T-bar. The mountain was built around 1962 by the New England Ski Association as an alternative to Killington’s steeps. It is called Sugarbush because it is located next to Sugarbush Lake.

There are five chairlifts at the mountain, including a triplex, a double, a quadruple, and a single. The mountain also has one T-bar towrope lift that goes up to a high point on the mountain. There is a terrain park with jumps, rails, boxes,and half pipes.

More info: https://www.sugarbush.com/

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Burke Mountain

Burke Mountain Resort is a ski resort located in the town of Burke, Vermont. It has two chairlifts and one surface lift. The mountain was built by the New England Ski Association as an alternative to Killington for its members. In addition to skiing, the mountain offers snowboarding, tubing, cross country skiing, sledding, and snowshoeing.

The mountain’s terrain consists mostly of wide-open bowls with some tree-lined runs. A few glades are found on the lower slopes. There are three lifts: a double chairlift, a triple chairlift, and a surface lift. The mountain also features a terrain park that includes jumps, rails, boxes, and half pipes. 

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Ragged Mountain

Ragged Mountain is a ski area located in the towns of Danbury and Andover in central New Hampshire. Ragged Mountain is a low mountain with numerous knobby peaks which offers great views and terrains suitable for all levels. Only two hours away from Boston, Ragged Mountain offers 57 trails and 6 chair lifts.

The mountain’s main attraction is its steeps, which consist mainly of black diamond runs. Some of these runs have trees lining them, making them look like green mountains. Skiers enjoy this mountain because they can find a lot of different terrain. There are six chairlifts on the mountain, including a quad chairlift, a triple, a double, and a single. There is also a gondola that takes people from the base area up to the summit. The mountain also has a terrain park that contains jumps, rails, boxes and halfpipes.

Learn More: https://www.raggedmountainresort.com/

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Burke Mountain

Burke Mountain Resort is a ski resort located in the town of Burke, Vermont. It has two chairlifts and one surface lift. The mountain was built by the New England Ski Association as an alternative to Killington for its members. In addition to skiing, the mountain offers snowboarding, tubing, cross country skiing, sledding, and snowshoeing.

The mountain’s terrain consists mostly of wide-open bowls with some tree-lined runs. A few glades are found on the lower slopes. There are three lifts: a double chairlift, a triple chairlift, and a surface lift. The mountain also features a terrain park that includes jumps, rails, boxes, and half pipes.

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Sugarbush Mountain

Sugarbush Mountain is a ski area situated in Warrensburg, New York. It has seven chair lifts and one T-bar. The mountain was built around 1962 by the New England Ski Association as an alternative to Killington’s steeps. It is called Sugarbush because it is located next to Sugarbush Lake.

There are five chairlifts at the mountain, including a triplex, a double, a quadruple, and a single. The mountain also has one T-bar towrope lift that goes up to a high point on the mountain. There is a terrain park with jumps, rails, boxes,and half pipes.

More info: https://www.sugarbush.com/

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Ragged Mountain

Ragged Mountain is a ski area located in the towns of Danbury and Andover in central New Hampshire. Ragged Mountain is a low mountain with numerous knobby peaks which offers great views and terrains suitable for all levels. Only two hours away from Boston, Ragged Mountain offers 57 trails and 6 chair lifts.

The mountain’s main attraction is its steeps, which consist mainly of black diamond runs. Some of these runs have trees lining them, making them look like green mountains. Skiers enjoy this mountain because they can find a lot of different terrain. There are six chairlifts on the mountain, including a quad chairlift, a triple, a double, and a single. There is also a gondola that takes people from the base area up to the summit. The mountain also has a terrain park that contains jumps, rails, boxes and halfpipes.

Learn More: https://www.raggedmountainresort.com/

Itinerary

Here is how the trip will go:

• Arrive at Mountain about 10AM
• Ski/Snowboard
• Buses depart at 4:30PM

About Pats Peak

Pats Peak Ski Area, located in the only Henniker on Earth, opened for skiing on January 5, 1963. The Patenaude brothers combined Yankee ingenuity with the several businesses owned in the family to hand fashion a ski area.

Back in 1962, the four Patenaude brothers spent a lot of time skiing. They also spent a lot of time standing in lift lines. So they decided to go home to Henniker and build their own ski mountain. Pats Peak remains today what it was decades ago: a first-name place where friends and families return every season. It’s where you can feel safe letting your kids roam the mountain, then letting yourself go on challenging terrain.

The Pats Peak Lodges are built from lumber cut from the mountain that was owned by their father, Merle Patenaude. Beams 30 feet long were hewn at the family’s sawmill. Construction of the main lodge began in the spring of 1962 by the four Patenaude brothers, friends, and family. The Peak Chair 1961 Model was built on our slopes in Fall of 1962 for opening in 1963.

Visit Pats Peak website for more information.