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"Fresh flakes are falling all over the U.S., and the official first day of winter is only a month away, which means it's time to get amped about the ski season to come. It also means it's time to start planning a ski vacation to a top mountain in the U.S. And, according to the ski and travel pros we spoke to, there are only two states you need to head to this winter for epic shredding conditions."
"Closter also had a few other recommendations, including Jay, home to the legendary Jay Peak ski resort. "It's an escape that feels like you've gone much farther than upstate Vermont," he shared. "The mountain offers a real Vermont experience with some of the largest terrain in the state." He also added that Jay Peak gets some of the best late-season snow, so early March often offers "amazing conditions.""
Fresh snow is arriving across the U.S. and the ski season is imminent, prompting vacation planning. Vermont features 25 ski resorts and a wide range of options for different trip styles. Woodstock delivers a storybook winter atmosphere with boutique shops, dining, and a community mountain, Saskadena Six, plus nearby larger mountains like Killington and Okemo. Mid-week visits provide a quieter experience while holiday weeks bring a bustling village vibe. Jay Peak supplies extensive terrain, a strong Vermont mountain experience, and reliable late-season snow that can produce excellent early-March conditions. Waitsfield appears as another recommended Vermont destination.
Read at Travel + Leisure
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