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East Corinth, Vermont
Northeast Slopes
A volunteer-run East Corinth hill with 12 trails, 35-plus acres, three lifts, and one of America's oldest operating ski tows.
360 ftVertical drop
12Trails
35Skiable acres
3Lifts
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About Northeast Slopes
Northeast Slopes preserves an old-school Vermont ski experience with rope tows, a T-bar, a dedicated beginner slope, a simple lodge, and unusually affordable community access.
The current official visitor information lists 12 trails, more than 35 skiable acres, three lifts, and a 360-foot vertical drop.
This is a natural-snow, volunteer-powered operation with limited cell service and no rentals, making the official homepage and advance preparation especially important.
Why it stands out
Ski-tow history
Northeast Slopes traces its rope-tow operation to 1936 and continues the tradition from its East Corinth hill.
Volunteer powered
A federal nonprofit and volunteer team operate the lifts, lodge, tickets, concessions, and events.
Beginner separation
The Little Tow serves gentle terrain away from the busier main slope while the T-bar and main tow reach the broader hill.
Mountain information
Region: Central Vermont
Town: East Corinth
Operator: Northeast Slopes
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Northeast Slopes information
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