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   Vermont: Stratton Mountain Resort: Expansions
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Snow Bowl at Stratton Mountain Resort
Snow Bowl Details
Snow Bowl
Status:Open
First Season of Operation:1964-65
Lifts:1 chairlift
Terrain:Novice, intermediate, and expert terrain
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A year after nearby Mt. Snow added chairlift service to its North Face area, Stratton opened its own north face, the Snow Bowl, in effort to spread out crowds.

30 acres of trails were added for the 1964-65 season, served by a 1,386 vertical foot Heron-Poma chairlift in the new complex.

In 1986, the Snow Bowl double chairlift was replaced by a new Poma quad chairlift.


The Snow Bowl as seen on a late 1960s map
The Snow Bowl as seen on a late 1960s map

The Snow Bowl (2004)
The Snow Bowl (2004)

The top bullwheel of the Snow Bowl Quad (2006)
The top bullwheel of the Snow Bowl Quad (2006)

The Snow Bowl as seen on the 2008 trail map
The Snow Bowl as seen on the 2008 trail map

Stratton Mountain Resort Expansion History
Project NameSeasonStatus
Kidderbrook 1989-90Open
Main Line1972-73Open
Snow Bowl1964-65Open
Sun Bowl1968-69Open
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Last updated: June 6, 2014

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