Associate Club Membership --
Winterset Ski Club & Sterling Ski Club

Two year's ago Winterset Ski Club entered into an Associate Club relationship with Sterling Ski Club of Stratford, CT.  This agreement allows and encourages members from both clubs to visit and take part in trips, events and benefits of the other club.  Thus, by being a Winterset member you are invited to Sterling Ski Club's social events, their club meetings, and can sign up and use their two Vermont lodges*. 

*Certain rules and regulations apply to lodge usage by Winterset members.  Please see page on "Lodges" for complete details and information.

Listed below are the links and information for use of the Sterling Ski Club Lodges and their social events that are open to Winterset Members.   For additional information, please click on the above link to Sterling Ski Club's website.

Brattleboro Lodge                     

Brattleboro Lodge The Brattleboro Lodge was built in 1959 by lodge members, and is entirely owned by Sterling Ski Club. It is maintained by members of the club, with major repairs performed in the spring and fall during work weekends (participation is not currently required, but is highly encouraged, and a great way to get to know other members).There are mens' and womens' dorms on the second floor, each with separate, full bathrooms, having five(5) bunks (10 beds) per dorm. The basement has four(4) bedrooms, one with four(4) bunks, and the other three rooms with two (2) bunks, and a full bathroom. The kitchen is fully equipped (bring your own food) and has a counter. The living area has a fireplace with a conversation area, a living/dining area with large table, and several couches in a separate conversation area. There is a ski tuning bench in the basement, along with storage for skis, boots and equipment.

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Glen Ellen Lodge                         

Glen Ellen Lodge Located at the base of the T-Bar on Sugarbush North, the Glen Ellen Lodge sleeps a total of twenty(20) people. Upstairs (the main level of the lodge) there's a double bed room (sleeps two), a bunk room (sleeps two) and a family bunk room (sleeps four). The half-basement has two bunk rooms and a full bathroom; the womens' and mens' dorms both sleep six people apiece. There is also a ski-tuning area in the basement. There's a full kitchen, separate dining room and a living room which extends from the rest of the house and is sided on three side with windows; it has a fireplace which protrudes into the room. You can ski out to the lifts from the lodge.

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