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Green Mountain Grills is a maker of wood pellet BBQ grills and related grilling gear, including the Prime 2.0 series and accessories.

Last updated October 27, 2026

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Overview

Green Mountain Grills offers wood pellet BBQ grills and gear. Its product line includes the Ledge Prime 2.0, Peak Prime 2.0, and Trek Prime 2.0 WiFi smart-controlled grills, along with accessories, dry rubs, sauces, and pellets. The company describes its grills as top of the line but not the highest in price, and it sells through local brick and mortar retailers across the US.

History

Green Mountain Grills states that it discovered wood pellet grilling, found the pellet grill it owned needed improvements, decided to make its own, and ended up starting its own company. The company says its pellet grills are now top of the line but not the highest in price, and that it offers grills, dry rubs, sauces, and pellets. It emphasizes local brick and mortar retailers with thousands of locations across the US.

Products and positioning

Top of the line pellet grills that are not the highest in price, sold through local brick and mortar retailers.

  • Ledge Prime 2.0

    WiFi smart-controlled pellet grill priced at $699.00 (sale price from $799.00).

  • Peak Prime 2.0

    WiFi smart-controlled pellet grill priced at $1,099.00.

  • Trek Prime 2.0

    WiFi smart-controlled pellet grill priced at $399.00.

  • SideBURN™

    A built-in high-heat side shelf sear station accessory for Ledge and Peak Prime 2.0 grills, priced at $279.00.

Controversies

  • 2020

    Traeger files patent complaints against Green Mountain Grills

    Traeger announced that it filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission alleging that GMG Products, maker of Green Mountain grills, unlawfully imported and sold grills infringing Traeger patents. Traeger also filed a federal district court complaint alleging infringement of the same patents. These are allegations, not a finding of infringement.

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Recent events

  • Reported

    Traeger files patent complaints against Green Mountain Grills[5]

    Traeger announced that it filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission alleging that GMG Products, maker of Green Mountain grills, unlawfully imported and sold grills infringing Traeger patents. Traeger also filed a federal district court complaint alleging infringement of the same patents. These are allegations, not a finding of infringement.

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