So I'm in the process of planning a spring break trip for the second week of March. We've decided to stay on the East Coast so that we can make a road trip out of it. Does anyone have any knowledge about snow quality at that time of year in Killington vs. Mont Tremblant? I know its gonna be spotty, but if there is a significant difference than it will affect which mountain we choose.

Many thanks for any advice.

It won't be spotty. The snow will be at its deepest second week of March. Tremblant is very nice but very far from anything except Montreal. Pretty much anyplace should be real good. Check out Jay Peak, generally the deepest snowfall is there. Stowe is really the Grandaddy of em all, but one must be a really top echelon skiier to appreciate it.

Don't forget about Whiteface. March is always a good time to hit it up. Plus Lake Placid is right there for all your partying needs.