General Info:
Mt. Mansfield Ski Club The Mt. Mansfield Ski Club was forged by a small group of passionate local skiers and was incorporated in 1934 as a non-profit, non-promotional organization. The purpose was to provide, maintain, and improve skiing facilities on Mt. Mansfield. Their combined efforts and enthusiasm formed the cornerstone of what is now a thriving mountain community. The best access to the top of the mountain, before any lifts were built, was a hike through Ranch Valley and up the newly cut Bruce Trail or the Toll Road. Usually the maximum runs in a day was two, but on occasion someone was seen resting at Ranch Camp, original home of MMSC, before they ascended for their third run of the day. Spurred on by the dedication and talents of Sepp Ruschp and CV Starr, MMSC grew into an amateur ski organization which served as the official sponsor of sanctioned competitive events. MMSC's Junior Skiing Program began in 1951 as an after school activity for children with an interest in skiing. The Junior Program has grown each year, now offering ski racing, snowboarding and freestyle coaching to over 220 young athletes. While ski and snowboard competition is a major focus of our club, we also invite recreational skiers and riders to become an active part of our fun organization. General Membership allows you full access to our private ski-in, ski-out clubhouse at the base of Big Spruce, discounts on Stowe lift tickets, discounts at shops, restaurants, and lodging properties, as well as an open invitation to many fun and exciting outings and get-togethers such as barbecues and ski trips.