In The Media

Dining at altitude is really a shift in attitude when you arrive via snowcat at the mid-mountain Allyn's Lodge for a gourmet meal served in front of roaring stone hearth.

"Vermont skiing at its best." We think so. See what Ski Magazine readers have to say about our "laid-back corner of postcard-perfect Vermont."

Sugarbush Resort is pleased to announce that its ongoing efforts to be responsible stewards of the environment are proving successful: Earlier this summer, the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources removed Rice Brook from the state's list of "impaired waters" due to the resort's diligent clean-up work.

"The twin peaks of Sugarbush have emerged in recent years as the serious downhiller's New England mountain of choice."

"Sugarbush is under-skied, under-visited and just unbelievably sweet, worth some vertical if it's been a while since you skied this Vermont stash."

"Sugarbush Resort supports a number of organizations and causes through charitable giving, volunteerism and partnership programs.

Sugarbush's signature charitable program, Be Better Days, is a collaboration between Sugarbush and local non-profit organizations with events on Sundays in March. On each Be Better Day a portion of the proceeds derived from ticket sales is donated directly to that days partner organization. Organizations that have taken part in the past include Vermont Food Bank, The Kelly Brush Foundation and Burlington City Arts."

Sure it's older news, but it's not ancient history. Check out a few these less recent media mentions since 2006.