Ski Vermont with Lindsay DesLauriers of Bolton Valley Resort

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Lindsay DesLauriers, the President of Bolton Valley Resort in northern Vermont.

Lindsay tells us the history of Bolton Valley Resort, founded by her father in the 1960’s and all about what makes it such a special place to many loyal visitors. 

Bolton Valley Resort is less than 30 minutes from Burlington and is one of the few resorts in Vermont to offer night skiing making it accessible for after school and after work hours.  Bolton Valley hosts a variety of after school programs and is responsible for teaching thousands of young Vermonters to ski and ride.

The base of Bolton Valley is the highest base area in the Northeast, at an elevation: 2,100 feet.  It’s worth the drive up to the base village where you can find a newly renovated hotel, tavern, cafe, retail shops, rental equipment, sports center and more.

Bolton Valley has a vast offering of winter activities including alpine, nordic, backcountry and night skiing making it an ideal place for a family vacation. 

Outside of ski season, Bolton Valley has a fantastic

This is also that sweet spot where the SKI HAUS deals get really good. Note: Store hours are changing due to in-store inventory going on, so check before you head over.

They’ve got locations in Woburn & Framingham, MA and Tax-Free Salem, NH. Head to skihaus.com to check store hours and directions.

Spring family fun in Ulster County:

• Earth Fest at the Ashokan Center/April 19
• Kingston Point Beach for the Hudson Valley Kite Festival /May 17, 
• Hudson Valley Faerie Festival/May 30 

For more ways to get outside together this spring, head to VisitUlsterCountyNY.com and start planning your spring getaway.

Celebrate your love of the laid-back ski life. Shop cozy gear made for the mellow skier:
 👉 Shop the Slow Skier’s Club