Stowe Ski Resort | Trail Map Poster

$145.50 USD $194.00 USD

The official, up-to-date trail map from the resort, printed to order in the USA. Hang it as a poster, in a ready-to-hang frame or on stretched canvas. It's a reminder of your favorite runs or a plan for the next trip.

Official Trail Map: The licensed, current trail map direct from the resort.
Gallery-Quality Print: Vivid, fade-resistant inks on thick 189 g/m² paper.
Frame or Canvas: Unframed, framed in black, mahogany or grey oak, or stretched canvas.
Three Sizes: 24″ × 18″, 36″ × 24″ and 48″ × 32″.
Made to Order in the USA: Printed and assembled when you order. Ships within 5 business days.

Frame Unframed Black Satin Frame Warm Mahogany Grey Oak Canvas

Print Size 24x18 36x24 48x32

In-stock items like stickers ship within 1–2 business days. Made-to-order items — apparel, hats, posters, canvas, blankets, phone cases, puzzles — take 2–5 business days to print and pack before they ship. Framed posters and large canvas prints are built by hand and sit at the longer end of that range.

Once your order ships, transit takes 3–6 business days. Counting production, most orders arrive 7–12 days after you place them. You'll get a confirmation email when you order and a tracking link when each package ships.

Orders with more than one item often ship in separate boxes from different print facilities, so you may get more than one tracking number and more than one arrival date. If a box shows up without everything in it, the rest is still on its way.

You have 30 days from delivery to exchange or return most items. Exchanges are free and we cover shipping in both directions.

Holiday orders get longer. Anything ordered between November 1 and December 24 can be returned or exchanged through January 15, so a gift isn't stuck in a window that closed before it was opened.

Items need to come back unworn, unwashed, with tags attached and in their original packaging. Framed prints, oversized canvas, and custom orders work a little differently. The full details are in our Return and Exchange Policy.

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Officially Licensed

Made In USA

Product Details

Fine Art Poster Prints

- Vivid, water-based inks
- Thick 189 g/m² paper
- Blank paper sourced from Japan
- Available in frame-friendly sizes
- Printed and ships in the USA

Elegant Framing

- 1.25 inches wide and .75 deep
- Composite core with wood veneer
- Easy to hang with hardware included
- Thick, scratch and glare resistant face
- Assembled and printed in the USA

Artistic Canvas

- Constructed from 1.25 inch wood struts
- Hand-stretched, textured canvas
- Fade-free inks, printed to order
- 100% Made in the USA
- Mounting hardware included

About Stowe Ski Resort

12

LIFTS

314 inches

AVG. SNOWFALL

485 acres

TOTAL SIZE

4,395 feet

PEAK ELEV.

3,625 feet

BASE ELEV.

1937

EST.

Stowe Mountain Resort sits on the slopes of Mount Mansfield — the highest peak in Vermont at 4,395 feet — in the northern part of the state near the town of Stowe. With 485 acres, 13 lifts, and 333 inches of average annual snowfall, Stowe is compact by western standards, but the terrain punches well above its acreage. The mountain's most famous feature is the Front Four: Goat, Starr, National, and Liftline — four narrow, steep trails that have been testing skiers since the 1930s and remain some of the most challenging inbounds runs in the eastern United States.

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Stowe's ski history is among the oldest in America. The Civilian Conservation Corps cut the first trails on Mount Mansfield in 1933, and the mountain has been in continuous operation since. By the 1950s and 1960s, Stowe had become the premier ski destination on the East Coast, drawing the kind of committed skiers who shaped American skiing culture. The resort has changed hands several times — AIG developed Spruce Peak as a luxury base area, and Vail Resorts acquired the mountain in 2017, adding it to the Epic Pass.

Today, Stowe operates as a two-mountain resort: Mount Mansfield for the serious skiing and Spruce Peak for families, beginners, and cross-country. The terrain on Mansfield is varied and demanding — the Front Four get the reputation, but runs like Chin Clip, Bypass Chutes, and the natural-snow glades off the Fourrunner Quad deliver consistently good skiing that rewards the skiers who explore beyond the marquee trails. The base area and the town of Stowe are connected by the Mountain Road, a stretch lined with lodges, restaurants, and the kind of old-school New England ski culture that newer resorts can't replicate. Mtns Co carries Stowe gear because this mountain earned its reputation long before anyone else showed up.

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