Among Pico Mountain's 50 trails, you'll find steeps and glades complemented by great learning and family terrain that everyone can enjoy. The central base area makes it easy to stay connected with family and friends. Pico Mountain is a favorite of the telemark ski community. With its wide-open slopes, Pico is a great place to learn the sport or perfect one's skills. Pico first opened to the public on Thanksgiving Day in 1937 with a rope tow that was powered by a six cylinder Hudson engine. Pico Mountain, situated on Route 4 just east of Rutland, VT offers big mountain skiing and riding with classic New England appeal. Pico's trail network features a variety of steeps, birch glades, smooth cruisers and gentle learning terrain. The resort features a central base area that makes it easy to stay connected with family and friends throughout the day. The classic base lodge includes an expansive sun deck and roaring stone fireplace. Located across from the base lodge, the Pico Resort Hotel and Condominiums features mountainside and walk-to slope lodging options that are tailored to families and groups. Choose from studios to 3-bedroom condominiums, some with elevator service, located in a village setting. A stay at the Pico Resort Hotel and Condominiums includes free access to the Pico Sports Center with a 75-foot indoor heated pool, hot tub, weight and cardiovascular equipment and saunas.
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