Pico Mountain ski resort: snow, terrain & trip planner
Vermont, United States · Base 2,001 ft · Summit 3,937 ft · Vertical 1,936 ft
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Questions about Pico Mountain
Is Pico Mountain good for beginners?
16% of its mapped runs are beginner terrain, 57% intermediate and 27% advanced or expert. That makes it a good pick for beginners.
Is Pico Mountain on the Epic or Ikon pass?
Pico Mountain is on the Ikon Pass (2025-26 partners). Check the pass's site for blackout dates and day limits before you buy.
Terrain: Great for beginners and intermediates; limited terrain for experts
■ Beginner 16% · ■ Intermediate 57% · ■ Advanced 27%
66 mapped runs (about 19 miles) and 7 lifts.
Shares of mapped run length from OpenSkiMap (OpenStreetMap contributors); advanced includes expert terrain. Official acreage splits can differ.
Lift tickets & passes
- On the Ikon Pass (2025-26 partners; confirm before you buy).
- Day tickets are usually cheapest bought online, in advance, from the resort's site.
Plan your trip
Where to stay
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Getting there
- Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport (BTV), about 1.5 h by road
- Albany International Airport (ALB), about 2.1 h by road
Drive times are rough estimates; check road and chain-law conditions. Flight search is a partner link.
Nearby ski resorts
- Killington Vermont · 4 mi
- Okemo Vermont · 18 mi
- Bromley Mountain Vermont · 30 mi
- Sugarbush Vermont · 33 mi
- Stratton Vermont · 37 mi
- Mad River Glen Vermont · 38 mi
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