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If you don’t know Vermont, you don’t know snowboarding. Jake Burton Carpenter started shaping wooden boards out of his garage in the 70’s and the rest, as the saying goes, is history. Vermont is still home to Burton Snowboards, the most influential company in the sport, as well as the training grounds for elite snowboarders who compete on national and international levels.
Vermont offers over 5,700 acres of exhilarating terrain with the number of parks, half pipes and super pipes, rails and spines growing every year. Giving respect where respect is due, most Vermont resorts have built and groomed facilities to include terrain parks and half pipes to accommodate snowboarder.
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