I agree with the reviewers about the variety and excitement of skiing and the awesome views at Sugarbush. However, when natural snow is not abundant like this year, there are some drawbacks. The majority of the most unique and interesting trails, like Paradise, Spillsville, Moonshine, and all of Castlerock have no snowmaking or grooming so too often are not open or have poor conditions (like ice, crust and barespots). Sugarbush needs, more regularly, to groom the trails from the top of North like Ripcord and upper Organgrinder. Also, the Slidebrook Express only operates on the weekends, meaning that you have to drive between Sugarbush North and South. I don't like the location of the new massive residence under construction, it occupies much of the base of Sugarbush South. It should have been built to the side. One more thing. At the bottom of the main trail descending from the central mountain of South, is a large, ugly service center with groomers, trucks, etc. For a ski area that prides itself on aesthetics, I don't know why this eyesore isn't moved to a hidden location.