New York, NY
54°
Cloudy
6:49 am4:35 pm EST
Feels like: 50°F
Wind: 15mph ENE
Humidity: 74%
Pressure: 29.61"Hg
UV index: 0

current weather

New York, NY
54°
Cloudy
6:49 am4:35 pm EST
Feels like: 50°F
Wind: 15mph ENE
Humidity: 74%
Pressure: 29.61"Hg
UV index: 0
New York, NY
54°
Cloudy
6:49 am4:35 pm EST
Feels like: 50°F
Wind: 15mph ENE
Humidity: 74%
Pressure: 29.61"Hg
UV index: 0

questions?

No, season pass holders can ski with no restrictions, without a reservation. Go from your car directly to the lift line!

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification Device) cards have replaced our paper tickets.

When you purchase a lift ticket, you’ll receive an RFID card that allows you to reload additional lift tickets or season passes onto that same card via your mobile phone or computer.  

The credit card-sized pass can be kept in your pocket, and is scanned at the lift gates to allow access. 

You can pick up your RFID card (which you’ll need to access the lifts) from one of our ticket kiosks or at a ticket window. 

You can reload your RFID on our website, or day-of at a ticket window.

You should arrive about an hour before  your scheduled lesson begins, to ensure that you have time to get your rentals and be dressed and ready at the start of your lesson.  

We recommend getting dressed and storing items you won’t need to access in your car. Our parking lots are conveniently located near the lodge.

It definitely simplifies things to arrive wearing your thermals, ski pants, ski socks, and jacket.

If you are renting equipment you may want to return to your vehicle to store your shoes and other belongings – while we do offer lockers (for a fee), they fill up quickly during weekend and holiday periods.

Some people will carry a small backpack on the mountain for easy access to their keys, wallet, water, and anything else they may need when skiing or boarding. 

In addition to skiing and snowboarding, Bousquet Mountain offers snow tubing, which is perfect for families and non-skiers. We also host various events throughout the season, including live music, races, and winter festivals. Discover more about our winter activities on our Events page.

We recommend reserving lift tickets and rentals in advance, especially during peak weekends and holidays. Booking online guarantees your spot and helps avoid long lines on arrival. Visit our Ticketing and Rentals pages to secure your tickets and gear.

Snow tubing at Bousquet Mountain is fun for all ages, but participants must be at least 42 inches tall to ride. Children should always be accompanied by an adult. Visit our Snow Tubing page for more details.

Yes! If you’ve purchased Trip Protection, you can cancel or reschedule your lesson up to 24 hours before your scheduled time and receive a full refund (minus the protection fee). For more information, check out our Policies Page

Scenic view of Bousquet Mountain in summer

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Winter activities at Bousquet Mountain with snow-covered trees
Guest Service Manager

Amanda Cozzaglio

Amanda started at Bousquet in September, 2022.

She was born and raised in the Berkshires and currently resides in Pittsfield. She loves to be outside in the summer months hiking the various trails we have to enjoy, biking on the Rail Trail or kayaking anywhere there is water. Although she enjoys the warm weather over the cold, she is excited to appreciate the winter beauty on a whole other level and brush up on her skiing skills!

When Amanda is not working, she thoroughly enjoys spending time with her family (mainly her 5 nephews and 1 sweet little niece 😊)

Yaron Steinhauer enjoying activities at Bousquet Mountain
operations manager

Yaron Steinhauer

Yaron’s been in the Snowsports industry for 20 years, starting out as an instructor at Hunter Mountain. He leveled up with his Level 3 PSIA certification, then headed out west for a bit. Now he’s back east and has been our Operations Manager since the summer of 2023! He’s all about sharing his passion for the sport and making sure everyone enjoys their time on the snow.

Originally from Westchester County, NY, he’s now hanging out in the Berkshires, and if he’s not on the slopes, he’s probably biking around the hills (especially in the summer).

Headshot of skier at Bousquet Mountain
marketing + Resort Programs manager

Eliza Lindberg

Eliza, a native of Canaan, NY, has been skiing since she could stand on two feet, and deeply loves the outdoors. After getting her Bachelor’s in Psychology in 2023, she joined the Bousquet team filled with passion for skiing, enthusiasm, and curiosity.

Her investment in Bousquet extends beyond the slopes, recognizing it as a gathering place that fosters community connections, promotes healthy living, and plays a significant role in sustaining the vibrant culture of Berkshire County.

Group of hikers on a trail at Bousquet Mountain
Surface Manager

Josh Morse

Bio Coming Soon

Thumbnail image of a scenic area at Bousquet Mountain
Ski & Ride School director

Cindy Bartlett

Cindy first started skiing at Bousquet when she was 7 years old and began teaching at the age of 14. She is a Level 2 certified PSIA instructor, and received her 40-year pin from PSIA-AASI two years ago. Cindy also met her husband at the mountain and has two kids who both learned to ski at Bousquet as well. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Her passion is simply contagious as she continues to teach the next generation and share her love of skiing with all today.

Beyond Bousquet, Cindy is a volunteer and board member at Berkshire Humane Society 🐾 and rides horses. 🐴

🏔 Favorite trail: Roberto’s Chute
❤️ Favorite memory at Bousquet: a clinic with Court (a legendary Bousquet ski school instructor) when he told the boys, “Ski it like Cindy!”

Autumn landscape at Bousquet Mountain with colorful foliage
mountain manager

nate bovard

Bio Coming Soon

Scenic view of hiking trail at Bousquet Mountain
general manager

kevin mcmillan

Kevin started at Bousquet in April of 2020. He brings 30 years of experience in the outdoor industry, along with a knack for creative problem solving and mad people skills.

He lives in Plainfield, and is an avid mountain biker and snowboarder.