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Experience three days of prime skiing and lively après-ski at Stratton Mountain’s Homesick Weekend. Enjoy high-speed lifts, crisp groomers, and vibrant nighttime fun at Black Bear Lodge.
Experience three days of prime skiing and lively après-ski at Stratton Mountain’s Homesick Weekend. Enjoy high-speed lifts, crisp groomers, and vibrant nighttime fun at Black Bear Lodge.
Book with OvRride LLC.
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Operated by OvRride LLC. · Stratton, Vermont
Set against the towering Green Mountains of Vermont, Stratton Mountain offers skiers an elevated winter playground that combines reliable snow with world-class amenities. The Stratton Homesick Weekend invites you to experience this premier ski destination over an action-packed three-day trip centered at the famed Black Bear Lodge. Situated just an hour from New York and Boston, Stratton is a magnet for winter adventurers craving a mix of varied terrain, vibrant social scenes, and modern facilities.
At the core of the weekend is Stratton’s well-curated ski experience, featuring extensive snowmaking capabilities that extend the ski season, a suite of high-speed lifts that minimize wait times, and diverse terrain suitable for all levels. From beginner-friendly groomers to challenging steeps and an expansive park with rails and jumps, the mountain shapes an arena where you can sharpen your skills or simply carve fresh tracks through perfectly groomed runs.
After the slopes, the energy shifts to the Black Bear Lodge, a lively hub boasting comfortable, lodge-style accommodations and a welcoming vibe. Guests enjoy complimentary hot breakfasts each morning, fueling their time on the mountain. Come nightfall, the Green Door Pub becomes the heart of the action with late-night entertainment, drinks, spirited raffles, and giveaways that bring the ski community together. This fusion of adrenaline and atmosphere makes the Stratton Homesick Weekend more than a trip; it’s a shared experience that turns every visitor into a local.
Stratton Mountain’s history dates back to its opening in 1961 and has since evolved into Vermont’s largest ski resort, known not just for its terrain but also its role in cultivating Eastern skiing culture. The mountain’s commitment to snowmaking and sustainable practices keeps conditions reliable while safeguarding the natural environment.
Travelers can base themselves in nearby towns like Manchester, VT, or venture to the quaint village of Stratton for charming accommodations and local dining. Whether you're taking your first turns or looking to maximize your skills amidst stunning winter scenery, this weekend provides everything to make your visit memorable.
If you’re seeking a ski weekend that pairs varied terrain, efficient mountain access, and social après-ski flair, the Stratton Homesick Weekend presents an unmatched option in the Northeast. Pack your skis, gather your friends, and prepare for a winter adventure that blends crisp mountain air with vibrant community spirit.
moderate.
3 days.
Good physical fitness needed to enjoy multiple runs and active social events over several days.
While you can bring your own skis or snowboard, Stratton offers equipment rentals onsite for convenience.
Yes, Stratton provides group and private lessons suitable for all skill levels throughout the weekend.
Cancellations made 14 days prior to the event receive a full refund; later cancellations may incur fees.
Lodging at Black Bear Lodge is included when booking the weekend package.
Breakfast is complimentary; dining options for lunch and dinner are available at nearby restaurants and the Green Door Pub.
This weekend is geared towards adults and older teens due to the social and après-ski activities.
Stratton Mountain opened in 1961 and quickly became a centerpiece for East Coast skiing culture.
Stratton Mountain employs extensive snowmaking systems designed for efficient water use to minimize environmental impact.
OvRride LLC. organizes outdoor adventures, ski trips, festivals, and hiking excursions. The company offers a range of day trips, weekend trips, multi-day camps, and international experiences, each listed with clear trip summaries and included amenities. Popular offerings include the Rockaway Beach Bus for surf lessons and local deals, Killington day and multi-day ski trips (noted for Killington’s 140 trails across six mountains), Okemo and Mount Snow day trips, Blue Mountain day trips, and Hunter Mountain day trips. OvRride also runs specialty experiences such as the Woodward West Adult Camp with 115,000 square feet of skateable terrain, Elements festival transportation, and the Sea to Shred Big SNOW day trip with happy hour. International ski options appear in multi-day packages to Japan’s Hakuba Valley and Hokkaido, including an 11-day Hakuba itinerary and combined Hokkaido–Hakuba–Tokyo programming. Long-form tours include The Lake Tahoe Experience, Whistler Blackcomb Week, and an Austrian Alps European Tour, while backcountry options feature Kosovo Alps catskiing. OvRride presents a series of guided hikes under the OvR x EPIC Hike Series, with routes such as Gertrude’s Nose, Beacon Fire Tower, Giant Stairs, Sky Top Viewpoint, Hunter Mountain, and The Trapps. Transportation frequently uses charter coaches with onboard refreshments; many ski trips include lift tickets and access to terrain parks and ski instructors when noted. All trip descriptions are factual summaries of offered experiences and logistics. OvRride’s published trip list enables travelers to compare options, select dates, and book adventures that match skill level and travel preferences. Booking details are published online.
Book with OvRride LLC.