​SNOW CONDITIONS:
Latest Update:  9/20/23.   4:15PM

Winter is coming!  Early season pass prices are now updated on our website and available on our website.  Early season pricing ends on Oct. 31st.   A few bullet points on our upcoming season: 

  •  We’ve ordered a new Prinoth eMotion Husky full sized electric groomer.  This will replace our Pistenbully 100 groomer later this winter.  Expected delivery is Jan. ’24
  • We’re working on a 300′ sled snowgun minigun system that should be cool to look at, and if all goes to plan will improve our snowmaking efficiency this winter.  
  • Purchased a DR trimmer to better mow the edges of our trails better.  This should really help early season to widen the ski trails beyond what our brushhog could reach.  
  • Bill Koch information has been updated on the BKL page for this year.   

Don’t forget with your Sleepy Hollow Season Pass you receive: 1.) 20 hours free EV charging in our parking lot. 2.) One free visit to Cochran’s ski area. 3.) A summer pass to Sleepy Hollow (Mtn. bike, hike or run May – Oct.). 4.) Also one free ski ticket at these areas. http://skivermont.com/nordic-reciprocal.

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Current & Recent Stats

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

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

Km classic tracks set: 0km (of 32 km)
Km Snowshoe Trails open: 0km
New Snow in last 24 Hours:  0″
Depth of Snow in Woods:  0″
Depth of Packed Snow on Groomed Trails: 0″ on natural trails
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.

2022-2023
78 Days Open Natural Skiing:  Dec. 16th- Dec. 23, Dec 24th-Dec.29th, Jan. 20th-Feb. 15 (41 days to here), 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 (as of 3/23/21) 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