Here’s where you can still ski this weekend (and into May) in New England

Sugarbush will be running its lifts two more weekend to wind up the 2022-23 season. (Aubrey Huffman/Sugarbush)

Your options may be dwindling, but there are still a handful of spots in New England where the lifts will be running during this final weekend of April. 

Sugarloaf, Sugarbush, Jay Peak, and Killington will all offer skiing and riding on the doorstep of May. 

In Maine, Sugarloaf plans to run the SuperQuad and Skyline lifts through this weekend with a potential closing date set for Monday. As of Wednesday, the resort still reported a whopping 96 trails and 477 acres open. The mountain also saw an inch of snow atop the summit Tuesday night.

Meanwhile, in Vermont, Sugarbush, is now closed mid-week, but will reopen this weekend as well as one, final weekend May 6-7, which will mark the return of “Ski and Tee Weekend,” when season pass holders and anyone who buys a ticket that weekend, can also golf for only $30 (including cart).  

Jay Peak, which saw a season total of 353 inches of snow, was running 19 trails and four lifts as of Wednesday. The weather report reads, “We want to stay open as long as we can this season.” On that note, the resort announced Wednesday that it plans to run the lifts through Sunday, then will re-open for one, final weekend May 6-7.

Then there’s Killington, where the Superstar Glacier hopes to make another run at June. As of Wednesday, the self-proclaimed King of Spring had 12 trails open stemming from the Superstar Express, the only lift that remains in operation. “Even though the snow is melting fast, we are still hanging on to some consistently great spring conditions every day,” Killington’s weather report reads. 

Killington will remain open daily through Monday, then will switch to a Friday-to-Sunday schedule throughout May (as conditions permit).