Ski Resorts Still Open in the East: Full List With Closing Dates

This past weekend was the last call for laps at many ski resorts throughout the East. The temperatures pushed into the 80s for three days straight in Pennsylvania, and much of the Northeast saw temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. What has been a great season for many ski resorts in the East will eventually come to an end. However, there are still several ski resorts that are open for skiers and snowboarders to hit.

In the mid-Atlantic, Camelback Mountain is the last ski resort standing. In the Northeast, five ski resorts are still open, and in Eastern Canada, two are left. Some of them are operating on a spring skiing schedule, while some are still open daily.

• Related: Sugarloaf Resort, ME, Continues Spring Skiing Through April 26

Looking ahead to this week’s forecast in the East, has lower temperatures than last week, with even a small window to make snow. Temperatures at night will even drop into the 20s on Tuesday morning in some areas. The highs for the week will be in the 60s in the Pocono Mountains, Western New Hampshire, and Vermont. There is a possibility of rain forecast for the East throughout the week.

This upcoming weekend may be the last chance to ski at some of these resorts, while others have already announced it will be their final weekend of the season. However, there are still some planning to make it to May.

Ski Resorts Still Open in the East

Pennsylvania

• Camelback Mountain Resort: TBD

Maine

• Sugarloaf Mountain: April 26

New Hampshire

• Black Mountain: TBD, possibly Memorial Day, May 25

New Jersey

• Big Snow: year-round

Quebec:

• Le Valinouet: April 26
• Parc du Mont-Comi: April 26 (Sat-Sun only)

Vermont:

• Sugarbush: Daily through April 26, then May 2-3
• Stowe: Saturday, April 25
• Jay Peak Resort: Daily through the weekend of May 9, possibly longer.
• Killington: May 25 (tickets on sale daily through May 3, then weekends through Memorial Day)

The window is closing fast for most of these resorts. If you’re planning a trip, call ahead or check resort websites before you go — several of the resorts below have moved to weekend-only operations. For anyone still chasing turns in the West, see our full list of ski resorts still open.