Where are pickup locations?

Pickup is arranged at NYC and Brooklyn hubs; exact stops and times are provided on booking and may shift with weather.

Are lift tickets included?

Lift tickets are not specified as included; book your ticket in advance or plan to rent at Stowe to avoid lines.

Can I rent gear in Stowe?

Yes, Stowe has multiple rental shops near the resort; reserve gear ahead on busy weekends to ensure availability.

What skill level is required?

The itinerary suits a range of riders, but the Front Four includes double-black terrain—advanced skills are required for those runs.

Is food or drink provided on the bus?

OvRride often provides complimentary après drinks on select returns; check the trip listing or operator communications for specific inclusions.

What if weather delays the trip?

Mountain weather can change schedules; the operator notes that pickup times are subject to mountain conditions—stay flexible and monitor communications.

Weekend Ski Shuttle to Stowe: Chase Mount Mansfield’s Front Four with OvRride

Swap the Manhattan skyline for the jagged peaks of Mount Mansfield and the crisp smell of high elevation evergreens and fresh snowfall. StoweKD February Weekend is a three-day, round-trip shuttle and ski weekend that ferries riders from New York City hubs to Stowe, Vermont. OvRride operates heated, high-comfort buses so your weekend begins with community and coffee instead of highway stress.

On the mountain you can chase corduroy on groomed cruisers, test speed on technical double-black lines, or explore tree pockets tucked into Mount Mansfield’s ridgelines. Mount Mansfield tops out at 4,395 feet and presents exposed granite faces and sheltered fir and spruce glades where powder accumulates in protected bowls. Nearby Spruce Peak offers sun-soaked rollers and longer cruisers that let intermediate riders build confidence. Stowe village delivers lively après scenes with craft breweries, late-night bars, and cozy eateries that keep conversations about laps going long after the lifts stop.

OvRride removes the logistical friction of a winter weekend—no frozen car mornings, no parking battles, and no long solo drives. The bus becomes a mobile base where riders swap beta, stow gear in undercarriage bays, and arrive ready to maximize vertical. Operators sometimes include complimentary après drinks on select returns, and the shared energy aboard keeps the group vibe high. That combination of fast logistics, direct access to Mount Mansfield’s technical terrain, and a tuned après circuit makes this a focused option for city riders who want to spend as much time as possible skiing.

Practical notes: pick-up locations are NYC and Brooklyn hubs; exact times shift with mountain weather and winter traffic, so flexibility is essential. Bring a reserved lift ticket or plan to rent equipment in Stowe, and layer for rapidly changing conditions. If you plan to tackle the Front Four, match your kit to steep, variable snow and consider guided or advanced lessons. For travelers who want concentrated vertical without the logistics, StoweKD February Weekend compacts Mount Mansfield into a social, high-energy mission. You’ll return with tired legs, new riding partners, and a reset only real winter mountains can provide.