FESTIVAL PERKS WITH OUTSIDE+

Catch Death Cab for Cutie & My Morning Jacket at Outside Days.

GET TICKETS NOW

East Coast

East Coast

Adventure

Saddleback

Trace a line formed by Maine's State Routes 16, 27, 4, and 142 and you will encircle some of the state's highest mountains. In the southern part of the circle you'll find the long, impressive mass of Saddleback Mountain, from whose summit drop the twisty, wooded trails of Saddleback the ski resort.

Published
Adventure

Jay Peak

Some of the country’s best gladed terrain, a loose backcountry policy, and cheap bowls of poutine (fries smothered in cheese curds and gravy).

Published
Adventure

Mt. Snow

A fixture in the Deerfield Valley for nearly half a century, Mount Snow has grown a lot since ski pioneer Walter Schoenknecht bought a chunk of land on Mt Pisgah from farmer Reuben Snow in 1950.

Published
Adventure

Killington

The K-1 Express gondola delivers you near the top of 4,241-foot Killington Peak for laps in glades so deep you’ll forget you’re on the East Coast.

Published
Adventure

Smugglers' Notch

The terrain at Smuggs rivals any other resort in the East, and many of the locals who make Smugglers Notch their primary mountain do so because of the mountain’s low-key vibe.

Published
Adventure

Whiteface Mountain

Check in with the Pumphouse gang, which gathers at the pumphouse between the Niagra and Victoria steeps to grill venison, swill local brew, and plot runs down ungroomed gems like Upper Cloudspin and Empire.

Published
Adventure

Sugarbush

The ski area offers 111 trails, served by 16 lifts, spread across three peaks, each with its own distinct flavor.

Published
Back Next