I Love Ski
- Posted on June 17, 2026
Commonly known as “Smuggs,” the resort promotes itself under the slogan “America’s Family Resort” and structures its offerings around a very specific idea: to make it easy for families of all ages to enjoy a mountain vacation together without the entire experience revolving exclusively around skiing.
Its territory spans three mountains—Morse, Madonna, and Sterling— and combines protected areas for beginners with advanced runs, tree runs, and some of the most challenging terrain on the U.S. East Coast. Surrounding the slopes is a year-round mountain resort featuring lodging, a ski and snowboard school, childcare for very young children, on-site transportation, indoor activities, cross-country skiing, swimming pools, hiking, mountain biking, and an extensive recreational program.
This combination helps explain why Smugglers’ Notch doesn’t just market itself as a family-friendly resort. Its offerings are designed to meet the needs of the entire group: from a baby who isn’t yet ready to hit the slopes to an expert skier looking for steep slopes and natural terrain.
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Commonly known as “Smuggs,” the resort promotes itself under the slogan “America’s Family Resort” and structures its offerings around a very specific idea: to make it easy for families of all ages to enjoy a mountain vacation together without the entire experience revolving exclusively around skiing. Its territory spans three mountains—Morse, Madonna, and Sterling— and…