We will be doing a family road trip for Spring Break (March 14-22nd) and hit the Wash DC/NYC/Philadelphia/Boston area. What are the best ski resorts around this area for 2-3 dys worth of skiing?

I'm dating myself...but my go to ski area back in the day was Stowe, but that's way up in Northern Vermont. You might want to consider Killington, but that too is a bit of a haul from NYC/Boston, etc. There are some smaller ski areas in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts (Jiminy Peak, Butternut). I'm not as familiar with skiing in New Hampshire, but if you're in Boston that may be your closest option.

I believe they call dating yourself "self-partnered" now. At least according to Emma Watson

Late March is iffy at best for east coast skiing.

You probably have to go to Vermont for any degree of confidence.

Otherwise you need to monitor the weather and hope for a cold, wet Winter

Medaggie said:

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We will be doing a family road trip for Spring Break (March 14-22nd) and hit the Wash DC/NYC/Philadelphia/Boston area. What are the best ski resorts around this area for 2-3 dys worth of skiing?

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tannersville in the Pocono mountains. They have night skiing too.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelback_Mountain_Resort

Camelback and Blue mountain are good choices for the poconos.

Bretton Woods/Mount Washington (NH). 150 miles froM Boston, we'll-groomed and a bucket list-worthy area in my opinion. Mount Washington Resort is one of my favorite places.

Curse you for sending me down that rabbit hole

Jay Peak is pretty nice.

Skied at Camelback last year spring break. The late snow made for awesome March skiing. And it was almost empty of crowds that late...

Good luck!