As you’ve probably read on the site, Stowe has gotten pounded with snow over the past week. We were seriously hurting for snow before this storm. Now we are in great shape and it is only getting better! Here is a great video from our friends at Cortex Network from last weeks storm cycle. It looks like fun doesn’t it??
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