Winter Trail Map

Fewer Crowds, Plenty of Mountain. 58 Trails for Beginners, Intermediates, and Experts

Pico Mountain packs 58 trails across 1,967 vertical feet into one of the least crowded ski experiences in Vermont. First-timers get dedicated learning terrain and strong ski and snowboard instruction. Intermediates have the run of the mountain. And experts find real challenge on sustained steeps and natural glades — without the lift lines that follow them everywhere else.


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If you prefer it, view our Winter Trail Map PDF.

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Pico Mountain Visitor Guides

Ready to ski Pico? Explore our visitor guides for trip planning tips, on-mountain advice, and everything you need to make the most of your day.

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Pico Fitness Center is open year-round. Pico Mountain Ski Resort operates only during the winter season, is closed Tuesday & Wednesdays except for peak period dates.

Season passes are available for purchase online at picomountain.com/seasonpass. Last day save on the price is September 24, 2026, and the K.A. All Seasons Pass will no longer be available for purchase after that date.

Free parking is available at the Pico Mountain Base Lodge. 9 stations of paid solar-powered EV charging is available at the base area.

Dogs are welcome in outdoor areas and on select pet-friendly trails during the non-ski season. Service animals are welcome year-round. Please review our Pet Policy for full details. Please note that animals are not permitted on chairlifts at any time.