TRAIL MAPS & CONDITIONS

February 3rd, 2026

Come enjoy the blanketed wonderland and play in the snow with us at Catamount!

Andy has been grooming almost daily, with one more roll on February 4th, before we take a break until Saturday morning. Ski conditions are as good as they get throughout the network. We expect some snow on Wednesday and Friday night.

Fat bike and snowshoe trails are in great shape, with lots of Snodog and visitor traffic helping pack it down. Expect regular attention as we get ready for the Richard Tom Foundation Fat Bike Rally on Sunday, February 8th.

We’re planning regular night operations this week, Tues-Thurs, 4PM-8PM. Please note the Rental Hub will not be open for tickets or rentals, but lights will be on.  Please remember to pay before accessing the trails. There are QR codes at the Hub to help.

Snowshoes, fat bikes or skis are required for travel on the trails, except for the sledding hill accessed via the road next to the big house.

Pedestrians and narrow tire cyclists are welcome to use Governor Chittenden Road.

Thank you for your understanding and for helping us care for the trails.

Remember to member up! Membership comes with many benefits, including early camp access.

We’ve updated camp schedules and offerings for 2026, with increased spaces for our youngest campers and a new advanced bike camp option.

While pedestrian/snowshoe access is complementary, trail maintenance, grooming and organizational support are expensive.
Please support our nonprofit’s year round stewardship.

Governor Chittenden Road is almost always a great option for walking, running and riding too. See Trail Conditions.

Please check Guest Service & Rental Hub Hours for updated coverage.