Winter Trails

Nordic Center Grooming Report

Trail Condition Updates in Real Time

 

Winter Trail Use on Mount Tom

The Woodstock Resort Corporation holds an easement on all of the park carriage roads and trails for winter use. As part of this agreement, the Woodstock Inn & Resort Nordic Center maintains and grooms more than 12 miles of park trails as part of its Woodstock Nordic network.

To ski or snowshoe on any trails outside of the designated multi‑use trail, visitors must have a valid day ticket or season pass, available for purchase at the Nordic Center on Route 106.

Resources:

Cross-Country Skiing in Woodstock, VT:
Woodstock, VT Cross-Country Ski Guide.

Nordic Season Pass, Daily Trail Fees, and Ski Lesson Information:
Woodstock Nordic Center | The Woodstock Inn and Resort

Trail Conditions and Grooming Updates:
Nordic Pulse | Woodstock Nordic Center Grooming Report

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Multi-Use Trails

Approximately four miles of trail along the main carriage road corridors have been designated as Multi-Use Trails during winter. No fees or passes are required to walk, cross-country ski, or snowshoe on these designated trails. The Multi-Use Trail is marked in lime green on the map below and follows Mountain Road, the Pogue Loop, and Mount Tom Road from the main entrance.

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Rules and Regulations

• Leashed dogs are permitted on winter trails. Owners must clean up after their dogs and pack out all waste.
• Walkers are permitted only on Multi-Use Trail.
• A valid day ticket or season pass is required to ski or snowshoe on any trails except designated Multi‑Use Trails.
• Walkers and snowshoers must stay out of set ski tracks.

 

Nordic Ski and Snowshoe Trails on Mt. Tom. Multi-Use Trail is highlighted in lime green.

Woodstock Inn & Resort Nordic Center

Mt. Tom Trail Winter Trail Map via Woodstock Inn & Resort Nordic Center

 

Safety Tips - National Park Service

Be Winter Ready For Your Adventure