What's Good: The Student's Guide to Off-Campus Burlington

What's Good

Looking for a place to hike, bike, ski or ride? Here are a few lists of local options — plus a directory of outdoor stores to help you get your gear on.

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Stratton Mountain

They groom every trail to corduroy perfection at this elite resort — you’ll see it reflected in the price of a lift ticket.

Stratton Mountain Nordic

5 Village Lodge Road, Stratton Mountain, VT, 05155
802-297-4114

Sugarbush

1840 Sugarbush Access Road, Warren, VT, 05674
800-53-SUGAR

Sugarbush boasts varied terrain and lots of lifts, and it’s not crazy crowded. Plus, it’s pretty close to Burlington.

Sugarbush Resort

1840 Sugarbush Access Road, Warren, VT, 05674
802-583-6300
http://www.sugarbush.com

Sugarbush boasts varied terrain and lots of lifts, and it’s not crazy crowded. Plus, it’s pretty close to Burlington.

Suicide Six

247 Stage Road, South Pomfret, VT, 05067
802-457-6661
http://suicide6.com/

The name is the most dramatic aspect of this mellow mountain.

The Fitness Center Downtown

29 Church St., Burlington, VT, 05401
802-651-8773

The North Face Store @ KL Sport

210 College Street, Burlington, VT, 05401
802-860-4600

Locally owned and operated by KL Sport, this authorized North Face Summit Dealer is a one-stop shop for your outdoor gear needs — it’s also the largest one in Vermont.