Saskadena Six
Saskadena Six (formerly Suicide Six)
A small family ski area near the birthplace of American skiing, formerly called Suicide Six, just 5 kilometres from the town centre.
Saskadena Six was formerly known as Suicide Six and was renamed in 2022. It is operated by the Woodstock Inn. The first rope tow in the United States was installed nearby at Gilbert Farm in 1934, which is why this area is regarded as one of the birthplaces of American skiing. The ski area is modest, with a vertical drop of about 200 meters and more than twenty runs suitable for beginners and families. Prices are more affordable than at large resorts, and night skiing and snow activities are also available. It is about 5 kilometres from the town centre, and in winter you can spend a half-day skiing while staying in Woodstock.
Opening hours
Ski season approx. 09:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
- Mount Tom
- Billings Farm & Museum
- F. H. Gillingham & Sons
- Middle Covered Bridge
- Woodstock Village & The Green
- Lincoln Covered Bridge
- Sugarbush Farm