Stowe
Stowe is a town in northern Vermont. It’s overlooked by Mount Mansfield, known for its trails and ski slopes. The Auto Toll Road climbs to the summit ridge. Near the base, Smugglers’ Notch State Park has dense forest and a narrow mountain pass. The Stowe Recreation Path follows the West Branch of the Little River through town, with mountain views. The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum exhibits ski gear and artifacts.
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1. Stowe Recreation Path
Nature & Parks
Hiking Trails
Lush 5.3-mile recreation path & greenway known for hiking, cycling, picnic & swimming areas.
2. Mt Mansfield
4.8
(154)
Mountain peak
Nature & Parks
Ski resorts, hiking trails & other recreational activity centered around the state's highest peak.
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Hiked this mountain a week ago. Started on the Long Trail South and got to the top that way. If you are looking for an easy way...this is NOT the trail for you. Basically it's all up. Just when you think it can't go up anymore it does. The last leg of it was a lot of rock/cliff climbing. But there are some beautiful streams and waterfalls on the way up. When we got to the top, we decided not to take the same way down...however we took the "Cliff Trail" down. I figured since it went to gondola, it couldn't be that hard. Lol. I was wrong. However there are bars to grab on when you go over the rocks and cliffs. Just be careful of slippery rocks. We saw a man with his German Shepard and the dog was NOT going to go down that way. Poor thing was whimpering. The guys girlfriend left him and the dog there and went down herself. 😂🤣 Anyway once we got down the cliff Trail, we just walked down the service road, which was actually harder than you'd think, because smaller rocks were under your feet. Still there were many beautiful views along the way up and down. Was a challenging hike for sure. Glad I can say I hiked it from the bottom of the mountain up, vs using auto road to get towards the top.
Prepare for a long day of hiking uphill if you want to make it to the summit, if you want to save your energy I suggest hiking early so you can take the gondola ride back down, otherwise, it’s a very tiring (but doable) loop.
Beautiful views, brief areas where you actually have to do a bit of rock climbing, and very windy at the top. Loved this hike up mount Mansfield.
Beautiful view but rated theee because of the road. Drove all the way to the top parking (last one through the cloud). Costed 47usd for 2 adults and a child. Very dangerous driving route because the road was too narrow for two-way.
had mini heart attacks everytime a car came from the other side.
Munt Mansfield in early October is stunning. The full foliage plus beautiful, but challenging, hiking.
EXCELLENT run! I ran up Mt. Mansfield from a few different trails/locations now and its worth it everytime. I would recommend a light jacket for up top even in the summer. Wind can cut through you and especially if you sweat on the way up.
Such an amazing experience. Incredible views from the summit! Stowe is a very beautiful city in Vermont.
Super beautiful place to visit while in Stowe, worth every penny for the gondola ride up, they have a gift shop, and food spot up top, but super cool for hiking or just getting a glimpse at how beautiful Vermont really is!
Visited from Toronto for this hike, and absolutely worth it! We took the halfway house route up, and the sunset ridge route down. This total took us 5 hours, precisely. The sunset ridge had nicer views, and was slightly easier than the halfway house (neither were easy though!!).
This hike was fairly technical. You have to maintain a level of concentration to ensure careful footing on the rocks. Also, it was pretty inclined the entire time. It was not a walk in the park, that’s for sure.
Excellent hike for a day with friends.
We did go through the toughest climb.
It’s not for everyone… very steep.
It was almost like climbing.
Some older couple were even stuck in the middle (and you don’t want to go down this side!)
Ask to make sure you take the easy route up if you are not experienced.
It was a very nice 8km up and down.
The views from the top are superb.
You have to get there early if you want parking. We were there around 8am and it was already full.
There is also a hiking fee that you need to pay for near the parking lot.
We found a lucky spot to park our Sprinter.
I gave it 4 stars because it’s a bit busy.
But well worth it otherwise.
What can I say about this view. Tallest mountain of vermont with a spectacular view. The trail to the summit wasnt challenging but you should always be careful about where you step. A great hike with a nice drink afterwards highly recommended for anyone who wants the best views of vermont.
This is a great day hike. Not too long to get to the top, it took me about 4 hours. You can see Lake Champlain and Burlington from the peak on a clear day. It gets very windy above the treeline. Bring a light jacket even if you go in the summer.
Beautiful trail. I highly recommend taking the toll road. Very windy on top, bring your windbreaker and maybe a light fleece even for warm sunny days. It gets pretty cold. We went in late August and were comfortable in multiple light layers. Don't be that guy wearing just a t-shirt. You can see Lake Champlain, and also the ski lift that is operating at Stowe. If you're trying to pick between taking the ski lift to the top vs toll road I would suggest toll road. The ski lift awkwardly puts you in the middle of the trail so you'd have to double back if you want to hike the full thing. Fairly easy trail if you're just doing the top, we saw plenty of families. There are rocks to scramble over, but no dangerous drop offs or anything like that.
3. Stowe Mountain Resort
4.2
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Ski resort
Nature & Parks
Ski resort with 2 mountains & more than 100 trails, plus shops, eateries, golf & lodging.
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I can only speak to the ski lift and the “village” across the street as I didn’t stay at the resort. The lift takes you up to the top and it’s gorgeous view in the summer! Breathtaking! And going across the street was so fun as well, open to everyone the little town with vendors and seating was great. Would recommend
I went skiing at the Stone Mountain Resort, and it was a great experience. I was in the ski school, and the teachers were very helpful. The slopes and the runs are very well-kept and beautiful. I would suggest going earlier in the day when it's not as crowded. The only issue I had was that some people were smoking, and the parking lot that is not a mile away said it charges $5 per hour, but they charged us $45; we were only there for three hours, so we tried to report that, but they would not listen to us. But besides that, our experience is good.
We visited this place during weekdays so the crowd was not too much. This means we could get the lift tickets, rentals and hit the slopes fairly quickly.
The lifts were also fairly empty so getting to the top was never a problem.
This was my first attempt at skiing so I decided to go with their 2 hour lessons. This was very beneficial as the instructors gave up the solid foundation on moving and turning. The next day, I was hitting the green slope with ease.
Prices of lift tickets are on the higher side but makes sense considering the number of lifts they offer. A long ride in the gondola is definitely recommended. The restaurant at the top of the mountain is usually busy and requires reservation.
All in all, a great experience and a highly recommended destination fir skiing.
We had wonderful ski trip in Stowe. It was absolutely beautiful and comfortable in any weather! Gondolas brings you to the top peak. We want to tell BIG thank you to Paris (who work in Guest Service department). He is really care and has a big heart! We will defiantly come back there because of his great service!
Stowe is where my snowboarding dream begins. It’s the one of the best Mountain that Northeastern can offer and it’s absolutely No.1 place for me to go. Great terrains for all-levels, great ski in/out resort, great food, great people, and most importantly the great vibe. 5 stars and highly recommended!!
Amazing mountain to ski at! As professional skier, it is important to find a mountain that offers variety of trails and difficulties. Stowe offers everything from beginner level to expert level (for me) and I had a blast skiing! I was there on an amazing powder day! Whiterooms, face shots, powder turns all day! I will definitely come back!
Great resort, ornate base, and many food options. Skiing terrain was very well rounded for all levels. If you’re looking for a challenge, you can find it. If you want easy groomers, you can find them.
Stowe is beyond awesome! Between the powdery slopes, cool gondola experience, access to many ski rental shops and the mountain road restaurants and breweries! One of the best ski resort towns I’ve ever been to. The staff is awesome and welcoming. The slopes are nice and wide so you don’t feel like you’re running into people. They have a separated beginner mountain from the intermediates/diamonds so you don’t have to worry about beginners skiing/snowboarding into you! Super neat lodges/resorts to stay at just 5 mins away from the mountain! Not to mention you can easily just ski out right to your car. Super easy to access the mountain!
This is the most fantastic skiing resort I’ve been to. The views are incredible and it’s such a long run. I went down the easier slopes and those were scary for me. Only my fifth time skiing so it was a bit scary. The convenience of the rentals is also great. I don’t think I can go skiing anywhere else and still get the same experience
My recent visit to Stowe Mountain Resort was absolutely wonderful. The resort's skiing and snowboarding options are top-notch, with something for everyone. The views are stunning, and the lodge is cozy and inviting. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the dining options are delicious. I was also impressed by the resort's commitment to sustainability. Whether you're a winter sports enthusiast or just want a peaceful mountain retreat, I highly recommend Stowe Mountain Resort for a fantastic getaway.
Amazing, beautiful place! Very nice and helpful staff. Super organized at the hotel, they help you get all your stuff up to the room quickly and efficiently. On the slopes, barely any wait for the chairlifts because they are so organized. Trails were great even as the day went on. I would recommend you book a trip to Stowe Mountain Resort!
We paid a half day trip there during the fall foliage season. The view was breathtaking.
The gondolas took you to the summit for a panorama view; where, you can see far away but the trees up there are mostly evergreen. So fall foliage is not as spectacular as down below.
Buying gondola ride tickets in advance will save you about 20 minutes of lining up.
Ok. I have lived in Austria for 23 years. So I have to compare.
Skiing. In Austria they groom every run every day. Except bump trails of course. So the on piste skiing is way way better. I guess Vail is saving money. But for $200+ a day it’s nuts.
A season pass that covers 25 ski areas all within an hour costs about $700. No blackout dates.
Next is food. The huts all over the mountains are all independent. So they charge the going rates of a normal restaurant. Not $9,00 for fries and $13,50 for a beer. About $4,00 each.
Oh. And I never waited 20 minutes in a lift line to get on a 20 year old quad.
Customers are getting take. Advantage of at Stowe.
But of course they pay a lot so say it’s great to justify it
Early season. Stowe has the most terrain open in the entire U.S. Went with my wife on a Monday morning and had Spruce Peak almost entirely to ourselves. The conditions were wet and heavy, not favorable for novices, but we had a blast. Skied again Tuesday morning and it was perfect for us, packed corduroy. The grooming crew at Stowe is insane. With an epic pass, this is so worth the money.
The ride is good. But the glasses has so many scratchs. Difficult to see outside clearly.
On the hill, the clouds feel so close. Environment changes very quickly.
And there are no restroom nere the ride. You have to go resort area with another ride. And the waiting period is long. Not enough washroom for only ride users.
4. Outdoor Center at Trapp Family Lodge
4.5
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Adventure sports center
Nature & Parks
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Raced here in my college years and it was always one of my fave places in the area- still boasts a ton of well-groomed trails with all kinds of terrain.
My friends and I came to see the Highland Cows and honestly felt a little let down. The walk there is about a mile downhill, and it’s really just a lecture while you see some cows from a shorter distance than if you were to drive by. Farmer Poach was an incredible and interesting speaker, but I don’t think it’s an experience I would do again. Thank you Farmer Poach for your incredible expertise!
Trapps is by far one of the best cross country ski areas, definitely in the area, if not the whole country. Their grooming is top notch, and the variety of terrain is awesome, from great skating loops, to vigorous climbs, to steep and fast downhills. They even make some snow. Also, snowshoe trails are excellent and challenging, and in the summer, the mountain biking is some if the most challenging in the area. Overall, worth a visit; you'll find something outdoors to do.
We booked the Von Trapp History Tour for $18 per person. We went at 9am to get tickets for the 11am - you have to get tickets the day of; especially if you are not a hotel guest.
The tour was underwhelming. The tour guide talks to you about the family in a ballroom and then you go see the graveyard. This was then followed by watching a BBC documentary about Maria .
My biggest complaint is that this wasn't a tour at all. There was no tour of the grounds or explanation of when things were built or where the original farm was.
Moreover, the initial part significantly needs improvement. Why weren't there visual aides? You see all of these pictures in the hallways- why aren't they shown during the "tour"?!? Also, the guide discussed all of the memoir books which are available in the gift shop, why didn't she show us the books?!? Or read excerpts?
This tour seriously needs an update. Consider adding audiovisual updates
This place becomes famous because of its story and heritage. To know it’s story, you have to know the movie “The Sound of Music”, and its filming location was Salzburg. The prototype of the movie migrated from Europe to this place. To memorize their hometown, they built this place like salzburg. It’s currently a small hotel, and periodically the waiters will introduce the story of Sound of Music, and bring you back to the European life.
Snowshoeing at Trapp Family Lodge. My daughter and I drove up to spend the day snowshoeing. When we arrived, we bought our tickets ( $25/each. had own equipment ) and set off on the "Cabin Trail" We hiked the whole trail up to the cabin ( which was closed ) and it couldn't have been more poorly maintained. There were fallen trees across the trails, trees that were about to fall onto the trail, streams w/ no bridges to cross ( had to find alternative route ) and scattered debris throughout the entire trail. It was really awful! If one of those trees falls on someone's head as they pass, Trapp Family Lodge is going to be in some hot water legally. We were determined to get our money's worth so we pushed through. I would NOT recommend anyone trying to navigate that trail and TFL should be ashamed of themselves for such poor land management ( but willing to take the $50). Never again!!
My daughter and I went x-skiing with our own equipment (newer waxless skis). It was snowing, and as we approached the Cabin, we were having a heck of a time with snow packing under the skis. Phil at the Cabin couldn't have been more lovely! He served us hot chocolate, soup, and helped wax our skis. Saved our day!!
The cross country skiing here is topnotch. I won't go anywhere else in Central Vermont. This is my 4th or 5th year as a passholder. Last year (2022) I got a pass to Bolton's XC because it's 7 minutes closer to my house and I thought I'd go more often. You know what? Bolton couldn't care less about their XC area and it shows. I didn't go enough to even pay off my pass. So, I'm back at Trapp this year and SO happy about it! Trails are groomed early and often. Even on a crowded day, once you're 5 or 10 minutes out from the lodge, you're likely to find yourself alone or passing just a couple of other people. The trails are wonderfully varied in topography, length, and difficulty to make regular visits interesting and different each time. Thank you to all the people involved in the XC operation!!
The Trapp family outdoor center has majestic views of the surrounding mountains and offers a Large selection of Mountian gear for snow rentals and off Season including cycling equipment, Hiking gear and Souvenirs related to the Sound of Music.
5. Smugglers' Notch State Park Campground
4.6
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Park
Sights & Landmarks
Narrow, winding pass through the Green Mountains, with a campground, hiking trails & rock climbing.
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We only spent one night, but what a beautiful and laid back place! Will definitely come back! Bingham Falls is a short walk down the street, then a hike down the trail to the falls. Gorgeous spot!
Beautiful windy roads lead you to the notch where you are in close to the giant granite rocks. It’s definitely worth the drive to Stowe and then take the gondoliers to the top of the mountain!! A little pricey but excellent views
This campground is nice and very clean. Its also close to some cool stuff, hiking, biking, etc. However, we won't be staying here again due to the unfriendly, rude and condescending staff. We rented two adjacent campsites here over the weekend, which had a shared parking area. We had three vehicles, one of which was a sprinter van. The park rules indicated that all vehicles must be parked off the road in all parking areas. We easily parked all of our vehicles off the road. However the park ranger wouldn't let us keep the van in the parking area and seemed to be making up rules to force us to move the van, even though we seemed to be abiding by the parking policy. We ended up having to park the van off-site, under threat of having the police called, which meant we had to unload the van completely, which was frustrating after a 4 hr ride to get here. I guess, take care if you plan on bringing a larger van here. Staff here are not very accommodating.
We camp here annually at the end of camping season and love the beauty of the nature that surrounds us here. It's typically very peaceful, even though it's always busy in Stowe this time of year. However, typically I don't hear the people or car traffic. There is a small stream near the site we stay at which is a lovely sound to fall asleep to. Staff here is informative, but not always super friendly. I wish there was a dish-washing station and would love to have warm water at the lower bathroom, especially on those cold camping weekends. But, all-in-all, the rustic nature of this campground is one of the things I love about it.
Gorgeous place to camp and see the leaves during the fall
We loved the campground and attractions around. The restrooms were super-clean and the staff was very friendly.
Can’t comment on the campgrounds as I wasn’t able to stay but the employee or park ranger or whatever his role was, was one of the rudest people I’ve interacted with. The facility was full and so I asked for a recommendation as I’m not from the area and he shot out a name and then told me I need to leave. I came back the next morning hoping to purchase a day pass to use a shower and he followed me through the campground, scolded me (even though I had called ahead and he didn’t answer) told me I need to leave immediately and followed me out. Didn’t even visit the state park due to the sour taste he gave me to the whole area.
We really enjoyed this campground! The woman who greeted us was so friendly and sweet. We had a site with a lean-to, and it was very well maintained. Picnic table and fire pit in good condition, shelter was sturdy, roomy, deep enough to not need to set up our tent, and had a nice paint job so it even looked great! We saw people cleaning/checking on the bathrooms at least 3 times the one afternoon and night we were there, and they obviously did their job well. Trash was regularly emptied, and everything was clean. Highly recommend!
Going in October, which we've done for many years, we always seem to get rain but it's actually not a big deal here. The sites are so wooded and the drainage is so good that we have never really had a problem with it. Clearly, the pup doesn't like it!
This is a beautiful park, in a wonderful location. You could eat every meal at a different restaurant within a 15 minute drive or you could never leave your site in which case you wouldn't know how close you were to civilization. Hiking opportunities, either within driving distance or from the park, abound.
Nice campsite, but not much space for the cars. The staff in general is not friendly, don't expect any kind of cooperation from them, for example checking in a little earlier, even if the site is unoccupied from the previous day. They make you feel like you are committing a crime, patrolling the campground every minute and even when you leave for a while and then return they ask you if you have a reservation. If you have a van or Camper they want to make sure you don't sleep inside it, which is meaningless. The area is very nice but the staff makes you feel very uncomfortable.
Beautiful drive through the area on 108 with several hiking areas along the way and parking area/clean bathrooms at the top. If you're from out of town, the road gets very narrow... tractor trailers and camper drivers don't do it!
This place is absolutely stunning. Plenty of trails to choose from with varying levels of difficulty. There are mountains and waterfalls all in one place. Can’t wait to go back!
The camping areas looked well maintained and the grounds officers were very nice. The campsites were full when we pulled in to check it out so we didn't stay here but I would most likely return. The picnic area and trails were very nice in the designated areas. We enjoyed lunch in the park with our 25 foot RV. The roads are well maintained and we were able to move about easily in the RV.
6. Stowe Mountain Resort
4.2
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Ski resort
Nature & Parks
Ski resort with 2 mountains & more than 100 trails, plus shops, eateries, golf & lodging.
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I can only speak to the ski lift and the “village” across the street as I didn’t stay at the resort. The lift takes you up to the top and it’s gorgeous view in the summer! Breathtaking! And going across the street was so fun as well, open to everyone the little town with vendors and seating was great. Would recommend
I went skiing at the Stone Mountain Resort, and it was a great experience. I was in the ski school, and the teachers were very helpful. The slopes and the runs are very well-kept and beautiful. I would suggest going earlier in the day when it's not as crowded. The only issue I had was that some people were smoking, and the parking lot that is not a mile away said it charges $5 per hour, but they charged us $45; we were only there for three hours, so we tried to report that, but they would not listen to us. But besides that, our experience is good.
We visited this place during weekdays so the crowd was not too much. This means we could get the lift tickets, rentals and hit the slopes fairly quickly.
The lifts were also fairly empty so getting to the top was never a problem.
This was my first attempt at skiing so I decided to go with their 2 hour lessons. This was very beneficial as the instructors gave up the solid foundation on moving and turning. The next day, I was hitting the green slope with ease.
Prices of lift tickets are on the higher side but makes sense considering the number of lifts they offer. A long ride in the gondola is definitely recommended. The restaurant at the top of the mountain is usually busy and requires reservation.
All in all, a great experience and a highly recommended destination fir skiing.
We had wonderful ski trip in Stowe. It was absolutely beautiful and comfortable in any weather! Gondolas brings you to the top peak. We want to tell BIG thank you to Paris (who work in Guest Service department). He is really care and has a big heart! We will defiantly come back there because of his great service!
Stowe is where my snowboarding dream begins. It’s the one of the best Mountain that Northeastern can offer and it’s absolutely No.1 place for me to go. Great terrains for all-levels, great ski in/out resort, great food, great people, and most importantly the great vibe. 5 stars and highly recommended!!
Amazing mountain to ski at! As professional skier, it is important to find a mountain that offers variety of trails and difficulties. Stowe offers everything from beginner level to expert level (for me) and I had a blast skiing! I was there on an amazing powder day! Whiterooms, face shots, powder turns all day! I will definitely come back!
Great resort, ornate base, and many food options. Skiing terrain was very well rounded for all levels. If you’re looking for a challenge, you can find it. If you want easy groomers, you can find them.
Stowe is beyond awesome! Between the powdery slopes, cool gondola experience, access to many ski rental shops and the mountain road restaurants and breweries! One of the best ski resort towns I’ve ever been to. The staff is awesome and welcoming. The slopes are nice and wide so you don’t feel like you’re running into people. They have a separated beginner mountain from the intermediates/diamonds so you don’t have to worry about beginners skiing/snowboarding into you! Super neat lodges/resorts to stay at just 5 mins away from the mountain! Not to mention you can easily just ski out right to your car. Super easy to access the mountain!
This is the most fantastic skiing resort I’ve been to. The views are incredible and it’s such a long run. I went down the easier slopes and those were scary for me. Only my fifth time skiing so it was a bit scary. The convenience of the rentals is also great. I don’t think I can go skiing anywhere else and still get the same experience
My recent visit to Stowe Mountain Resort was absolutely wonderful. The resort's skiing and snowboarding options are top-notch, with something for everyone. The views are stunning, and the lodge is cozy and inviting. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the dining options are delicious. I was also impressed by the resort's commitment to sustainability. Whether you're a winter sports enthusiast or just want a peaceful mountain retreat, I highly recommend Stowe Mountain Resort for a fantastic getaway.
Amazing, beautiful place! Very nice and helpful staff. Super organized at the hotel, they help you get all your stuff up to the room quickly and efficiently. On the slopes, barely any wait for the chairlifts because they are so organized. Trails were great even as the day went on. I would recommend you book a trip to Stowe Mountain Resort!
We paid a half day trip there during the fall foliage season. The view was breathtaking.
The gondolas took you to the summit for a panorama view; where, you can see far away but the trees up there are mostly evergreen. So fall foliage is not as spectacular as down below.
Buying gondola ride tickets in advance will save you about 20 minutes of lining up.
Ok. I have lived in Austria for 23 years. So I have to compare.
Skiing. In Austria they groom every run every day. Except bump trails of course. So the on piste skiing is way way better. I guess Vail is saving money. But for $200+ a day it’s nuts.
A season pass that covers 25 ski areas all within an hour costs about $700. No blackout dates.
Next is food. The huts all over the mountains are all independent. So they charge the going rates of a normal restaurant. Not $9,00 for fries and $13,50 for a beer. About $4,00 each.
Oh. And I never waited 20 minutes in a lift line to get on a 20 year old quad.
Customers are getting take. Advantage of at Stowe.
But of course they pay a lot so say it’s great to justify it
Early season. Stowe has the most terrain open in the entire U.S. Went with my wife on a Monday morning and had Spruce Peak almost entirely to ourselves. The conditions were wet and heavy, not favorable for novices, but we had a blast. Skied again Tuesday morning and it was perfect for us, packed corduroy. The grooming crew at Stowe is insane. With an epic pass, this is so worth the money.
The ride is good. But the glasses has so many scratchs. Difficult to see outside clearly.
On the hill, the clouds feel so close. Environment changes very quickly.
And there are no restroom nere the ride. You have to go resort area with another ride. And the waiting period is long. Not enough washroom for only ride users.
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Moss Glen Falls
Waterfall
Nature & Parks
Scenic hiking trails offer sweeping views of this cascading waterfall, with gorges & pools below.
The Alchemist Brewery
Brewery
Food & Drink
Hip, contemporary brewing facilities with a taproom, a seasonal beer garden & guided tours.
Stowe Mountain Resort
Ski resort
Nature & Parks
Ski resort with 2 mountains & more than 100 trails, plus shops, eateries, golf & lodging.
Gold Brook Covered Bridge
Bridge
Sights & Landmarks
Bridge with walnut-stained gable ends built in the mid-19th century, linked to local folklore.
Gentle Giants Sleigh Rides & Carriage Rides
Carriage ride service
Nature & Parks
Sterling Gorge Falls
Park
Nature & Parks
The Lodge at Spruce Peak - Destination by Hyatt
Resort hotel
Nature & Parks
High-end, Alpine-style resort with refined lodgings & ski in/ski out access, plus spa & golf course.
Stowe Cider
Brewery
Food & Drink
On-tap cider including flights is the specialty of this funky taproom with picnic tables & games.
Wiessner Woods
Hiking area
Nature & Parks
Wooded conservation area with a network of trails for hiking, snowshoeing & cross-country skiing.
Stowe Free Library
Public library
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Weather in Stowe
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