Saskadena Six

Saskadena Six logoThe Saskadena Six trail map features 24 runs on 100 skiable acres. Summit elevation is 1200 feet with a 650-foot vertical drop. Six has three lifts: a quad, a double and a j-bar.

On average, the hill reports 110 inches of snow per year.

Show Off, is a classic, a bump run with a 250-yard stretch of moguls right under the quad. The Face, is a wide groomed black-diamond.

Saskadena Six has some good tree skiing. Above the main pitch of The Face is a nice open glade. The double black diamond The Glade run off Bunny’s Boulevard is the only other marked glade on the mountain.

Terrain is rated 30% beginner, 40% intermediate and 30% advanced.

Saskadena Six is one of the oldest ski areas in the country, just down the road from Woodstock VT, the site of the first rope tow in the US.

In 1936, Saskadena Six opened to the public. A rope tow was installed — by Warren Bertram, a former Dartmouth ski instructor — on Hill No. 6. According to legend, “Bunny” Bertram thought Hill No. 6 was a good spot for a ski hill, yet at the same time he questioned the wisdom of straight lining the front face.

Saskadena Six is located on 247 Stage Road South Pomfret, VT.

Saskadena Six is an Indy Pass ski area.

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Saskadena Six Vertical Drop and Stats

Summit Elevation 1,200 feet
Base Elevation 550 feet
Vertical Drop 650 feet
# Trails 24 trails
Trail Miles 7 miles
Longest Run 5,280 feet
Skiable Area 100 acres
# Lifts 3 lifts
Uphill Capacity 3,000 / hour
Annual Snowfall† 110 inches
10 Year Avg* 47 inches
10 Year High** 82 inches
† Advertised annual snowfall
* Reported average seasonal snow total 2012 – 2022
** Reported highest measured seasonal snow total 2012 – 2022

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Address 1 247 Stage Road
Address 2 South Pomfret, VT 05067
Phone (802) 457-6661
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