Connecticut Ski Areas CT Ski Resorts Snowboarding Mountains Sledding Hills Winter Recreation Areas
Powder Ridge may be gone but you can still find skiing in Connecticut. Woodbury offers downhill skiiing and there is night skiing at Sundown. Connecticut cross-country trails can be excellent after a fresh snowfall in Farmington. When there's not the time to travel north - yes, you can ski Connecticut. Browse the Connecticut ski area information below.
Connecticut Ski Areas
Mohawk Mountain P.O. Box 27
Cornwall, CT 06753
Ph: 800-895-5222
Mohawk has 24 trails total, including 12 trails available for night skiing. With snowmaking coverage on most of the 107 skiable acres you will be sure to keep busy throughout the day.
Mount Southington Ski Area 396 Mount Vernon Road,
Plantsville, Connecticut
All 14 trails are open for day and night skiing. Snowmaking, 50 skiable acres, a terrain park, and a 425 vertical drop makes Mount Southington a great place for the whole family.
Ski Sundown P.O. Box 208
126 Ratlum Rd.
New Hartford, CT 06057
Ph: 860-379-SNOW (7669)
Sundown has15 total trails and 14 of them are open for night skiing. They also have 2 terrain parks, 4 lifts, a 625 foot vertical drop, and 65 skiable acres.
The White Memorial Foundation and Conservation Center P.O. Box 368
71 Whitehall Road
Litchfield, Connecticut 06759-0368
Ph: 860-567-0857
Over 35 miles of cross country trails!
Winding Trails Cross Country Ski Center
Cross Country Ski Center 50 Winding Trails Drive,
Farmington, CT 06032
Ph: 860-674-4227
All 43 trails are track set and groomed and cover about 13 miles.
Woodbury Ski Area 785 Washington Road
Woodbury, Connecticut U.S.A
Ph: 203-263-2203
Woodbury claims to be the first ski area open in Connecticut, and most of New England. If you are looking for some early skiing check out Woodbury.
