Sleepy Hollow’s Snow Conditions

​SNOW CONDITIONS:
Latest Update:  8/24/25   4pm

It’s late August, and it’s finally time for some ski season updates!  1.) Early season pass prices are updated and live on our website, so feel free to purchase at your convenience for the upcoming winter.   New for this year we’re offering 10% off your season pass purchase if you drive an EV here to ski at least 80% of the time.  Our way to say thank you for reducing your CO2 output.  2.) We’ve been busy adding 65 new miniguns permanently installed this summer.  We’ll have better/earlier coverage on Liberty Meadow trail, $500 trail, and Lower Saddle trail for sure.  3.) We’re entering the permitting phase for building a snowfarm here at Sleepy Hollow.  More details here https://skisleepyhollow.com/snow%20farm . 4.) Trois Montagnes has been reconfigured some over the summer, resulting in a few jumps and bermed corners to enjoy this winter.  
Our ace ski instructor Aiden Palmer has put together a drop in lesson schedule for this winter, to help you up your nordic game.  More details on her website:  https://nordicskivermont.weebly.com/
The 2024-2025 Lost and Found List has been published! If you see something of yours listed, please come claim it.

Don’t forget that with your Sleepy Hollow season pass you receive: 1) 20 hours free Level 2 EV charging in our parking lot. 2) A free day pass to Cochran Ski Area. 3) A summer pass to Sleepy Hollow (unlimited mountain biking, hiking, and running May through October.) 4) Reduced entry to the annual Full Moon Ski Party. 5) A free day pass at these Nordic ski areas: http://skivermont.com/nordic-reciprocal. Buy a family pass and get these rewards for each member of your family!

Sleepy Hollow’s Trail Cam

Sleepy Hollow’s Weather Station

Current & Recent Stats

Km open snowmaking loop:  0 km (of 2.5km)

Km open natural snow trails:  0km (of 32km)

Km classic tracks set: 0km (of 32 km)
Km Snowshoe Trails open: 0km (of 10km)
New Snow in last 24 Hours: 0″
Depth of Snow in Woods: 0″
Depth of Packed Snow on natural snow Trails: 0″
Please Note: We do not allow dogs in the winter on the skiing or snowshoeing trails. Sorry, fatbiking is not allowed.

Call us at (802) 434-2283 for the latest report.

Also check John Hadden’s Huntington Weather Blog

Sleepy Hollow Winter History: Note: 2.5km must be groomed to qualify as an open day for natural skiing.

2024-2025
95 days open through March 16th – Days Open Natural Skiing:  Dec. 2 – 17, Dec.21-29, Jan 5 – Mar 15th
105 days open through March 16th – Days Open Snowmaking loop: Dec. 2 – March 16th

2023-2024
68 days Open Natural Skiing:  Nov. 28th – Dec. 1st, Dec. 12th – Dec. 17th, Jan 8th – Feb. 10th, Feb. 14th-Feb. 27th, Mar 11th-Mar. 14th, Mar 21-28th
119 days Open Snowmaking loop:  (120 meter loop) 11/14- (305m loop) 11/21 – (400m loop) 11/26 – 12/17, (650m loop) 12/19 – 12/27, (1.5km loop) 12/31- 3/3, Mar 11th-14th, Mar 21-28th

2022-2023
78 Days Open Natural Skiing:  Dec. 16th- Dec. 23, Dec 24th-Dec.29th, Jan. 20th-Feb.15, Feb. 23rd – Mar. 31st.
113 Days Open 2.5km snowmaking loop:  Dec. 13th- Apr. 5th

2021-2022
85 Days Open Natural Skiing: Nov. 27th – Dec. 3rd, Dec. 19th – Feb.22nd, Feb. 25 – Mar 3rd, Mar 12th – Mar 16th
109 Days open 2km Snowmaking Loop: Nov. 27th – Feb. 22nd,  Feb 24th- Mar 16th

2020-2021
83 Days open Natural Skiing: Dec. 18th-Dec. 24th, Jan. 2nd-Mar. 21st
107 Days open 2km Snowmaking Loop: Dec. 8th-24th, Dec. 26- Mar.25th

2019-2020
97 Days Open Natural Skiing: Nov. 12th- Nov. 26, Nov 30-Dec. 9th, Dec. 18-Dec. 22nd, Jan. 1-3, Jan. 5- Jan. 11th, Jan. 16th-Mar. 9th, Mar 24-25
127 Days Open 2km Snowmaking Loop: Nov. 18- Mar.19th, Mar 24- 27 (Weather note: 2″ snow on May 9th, followed by 2″ May 11th – skied on 5/12/20!).

2018-2019
127 Days Open Natural Skiing: Nov. 14th-Dec. 21st, Dec. 25th- Dec. 28th, Jan. 6th – Mar 30th
143 Days Open 2km Snowmaking Loop: Nov. 15th- Apr. 7th.

2017-2018
94 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec. 13th – Jan. 11, Jan. 13- Jan. 27th, Feb. 2 – Feb. 19th, Mar. 3rd – Apr. 2nd.
115 Days Open 1.2km Snowmaking Loop: Nov. 28th- Feb.20th, Mar. 3rd-April 12th.

​2016-2017
82 Days Open Natural Skiing: Nov 21st -Nov 25th, Dec 5th-Dec. 8th, Dec. 12th- Dec. 27, Dec. 29-Jan 11, Jan 25-Jan26, Feb.1-Feb. 22, Mar. 15th-Mar. 28th, April 1 -2nd.
99 Days Open 1.2km Snowmaking Loop: Dec: 5th-Feb. 26, Mar 15-Mar 28th, April 1-2nd.
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2015-2016
28 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec. 29th & 30th, Jan. 4th-9th, Jan. 13th-16th, Jan 18 -25th, Jan. 30th & 31st, Feb. 11th-16th,
66 Days Open 1.2km Snowmaking Loop: Dec. 1st-11th Dec. 29th-30th, Jan. 4th-Feb 3rd, Feb. 6th-Feb. 24th, Feb.26-Feb. 28.

2014-2015
103 Days Open Natural Skiing: Nov. 27th-Nov. 30th, Dec. 9th-Dec. 24th, Jan 4, Jan 11- Apr. 3rd
123 Days Open 1.2km Snowmaking loop: Dec. 1st – Apr. 3rd.

2013-2014
102 Days Natural Skiing: Nov. 28 – Dec. 4 / Dec 15 – Dec 21 / Dec 25 – Jan 5 / Jan 19 – Apr. 4th
129 Days .7km Snowmaking Loop: Nov. 26 – Dec. 14 / Dec 16 – Apr. 5th.

2012-2013
62 Days Open Natural skiing: Dec. 24 – Jan 13 / Jan 22 – Jan 29 / Feb 8 – Feb 11 / Feb 20-Mar 10 / Mar 16 – Mar 26
94 Days Open .7km Snowmaking loop: Jan. 15 – Jan 30 / Feb 3 -Mar 28th.

2011-2012
27 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec. 28-31 / Jan. 14-Jan.23rd /Jan. 30-31st / Feb. 25-Mar 3 /Mar 5-7

2010-2011
112 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec. 8-12 / Dec. 14-Dec. 31 / Jan 3 – Apr. 4th

2009-2010
89 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec 11-Dec 26 / Dec 29 – Mar 12

2008-2009
81 Days Open Natural Skiing: Nov 22 – 24 / Dec 13 – 15 / Dec 17 – 27 / Jan 3 – Mar 8

2007-2008
108 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec 3 – Jan 8 / Jan 18 – March 31

2006-2007
72 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec 8 – 10 / Dec 30 / Jan 15 – Mar 24

2005-2006
50 Days Open Natural Skiing: Nov 24 – 27 / Dec 12 – Jan 16 / Jan 26 – 29 / Feb 26 – Mar 9

2004-2005
90 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec 13 – 28 / Jan 7 – March 28

2003-2004
90 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec 7 – March 10

2002-2003
106 Days Open Natural Skiing Nov 24 – March 10

2001-2002
72 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec 21 – March 2

2000-2001
109 Days Open Natural Skiing: Dec 18 – April 6

Eli’s 10-point Rock Skiing Scale:

  • 10: Should have used my race skis.

  • 9: Very nice skiing, but will see the occasional rock or icy patch.

  • 8: Very good skiing. There may be some bumps, rocks, ice or grassy spots to watch out for, especially on corners.

  • 7: Not too shabby. You might think it’s an 8, but then you snag a rock and fall on your face. It’s a 7.

  • 6: You’re out there thinking is this a 5 or a 6? Then the sun comes out. It’s a 6.

  • 5: Halfway decent skiing…. Still some rocks, grass, ice, or wet spots, but well worth the effort to get out the door.

  • 4: Meh.

  • 3: Fairly bad skiing. May be occasional patches of good skiing, but in general quite rocky, grassy, wet or icy.

  • 2: Pretty bad skiing… Not for beginners, use your most banged up rock skis…. Better than running, barely.

  • 1. I should have gone running

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