About the Resort

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Skiing history was made in Woodstock in 1934 when local residents rigged up a Model T Ford engine at the base of Gilbert's Hill to power America's first ski tow. Two years later, Bunny Bertram opened a commercial ski area just north of Gilbert's Hill which soon became known as Suicide Six. Today, the area offers 23 trails. It transports its skiers with two chair lifts and a J-bar. Mid-December marks the opening of Suicide Six, and throughout the season skiing and riding are augmented by Mother Nature, our own snow guns, and superior grooming until closing in late-March.

Suicide Six offers skiing the way it used to be - intimate, uncrowded, and unhurried. Family friendly with great food

Ski Lift Tickets

	Weekend/Holiday			Weekday
	Full Day	1/2 Day		Full Day	1/2 Day
Adult	55.00	40.00		36.00	30.00
Senior	40.00	34.00		30.00	23.00

*Note: 1/2 day starts at 12:30

Free tickets available for guests of the Woodstock Inn. Child rates are for those aged 14 and under, senior rates for those 65 and older. J-bar-tickets available for much lower rates.

Rental Gear

	Adult	Junior	Senior
Snowboard Package	32.00	N/A	N/A

Half day rentals available at lower rates.

Dining

The dining experience at the Woodstock Inn & Resort ranges from the formal elegance of the Dining Room, to the casual comfort of the Eagle Café, to the cozy confines of Richardson's Tavern. Each dish is prepared under the direction of our Executive Chef,Victor Bock with an emphasis on fresh seasonal ingredients, particularly those that are native to Vermont.

Local Lodging

The Woodstock Inn owns and operates Suicide Six, and is located at the mountain.

Nearby Recreation

The Inn offers golf, skiing, nordic skiing, a fitness center, and spa services.

Note: Prices shown may be in local currency.