By Jamie Edwards
Every New Haven skier must, at some point, come to terms with a simple fact: Connecticut is not a great place to ski. In fact, out of all New England states, Connecticut has the fewest ski resorts and the smallest vertical. Put simply, there aren’t very many places to ski, and if you do find […]
By Jamie Edwards
Three distinct mountain ranges comprise much of Connecticut’s skiing and snowboarding terrain. They are: Hanging Hills, The Berkshires, and Taconic Mountains. Located primarily in the state’s western quarter, these areas cover a vast range of qualitative differences—height, makeup, age, and size. Hanging Hills, a popular recreation resources for most Connecticut residents is characterized by its […]
By Jamie Edwards
Mount Southington Ski Area—Located just off Exit 30 on I-84, Mount Southington offers terrain for all members of the family—from the most experienced skier to the toddler just finding her mountain legs. In addition to providing an evenly distributed range of terrain, they offer weekly children’s programs to foster a fun and nourishing environment for […]