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East Coast freestyle venue at Mount Snow, Vermont | Known for: 100 acres of terrain parks, Inferno, Junkyard, Nitro, Fool’s Gold, The Gulch, Prospector, The Farm, X Games legacy, Carinthia Classic, and progression from Grommet to XL features | Season: winter to spring depending on snowmaking and park builds | Best for: park riders, rail crews, jump progression, East Coast freeski culture, and Vermont terrain park trips The East Coast Park Face At Mount Snow Carinthia Parks is the freestyle face of Mount Snow in West Dover, Vermont. It should be treated as a dedicated venue inside a resort, not as a full mountain profile on its own. The parent resort provides the lifts, snowmaking, lodging, base access, and Southern Vermont travel context, but Carinthia is the reason this page exists: 100 acres of parks built around jumps, rails, boxes, creative lines, tree skiing, and progression.... Read more on the Location page

Southern Vermont resort in West Dover | Known for: 601 acres, 1700 foot vertical, Carinthia Parks, North Face steeps, Sunbrook cruisers, strong snowmaking, and East Coast freestyle progression | Season: winter to spring depending on snowmaking and conditions | Best for: park riders, families, Southern Vermont road trips, groomer laps, and East Coast freestyle crews Southern Vermont Access With A Freestyle Heart Mount Snow sits in West Dover, Vermont, and has long used its Southern Vermont position as one of its biggest strengths. The official mountain stats list a 3600 foot summit, 1900 foot base, 1700 feet of vertical drop, 601 skiable acres, 86 trails, 18 lifts, 83 percent snowmaking coverage, and 150 inches of average annual snowfall. Those numbers make it a substantial East Coast resort, but they do not fully explain its importance.... Read more on the Location page