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STOWE RESTAURANT GUIDE
Stowe’s dining scene is as diverse and inviting as the town itself, offering something for every taste and occasion. Whether you’re craving a casual bite after a day on the trails or a gourmet meal to celebrate a special evening, Stowe’s restaurants deliver a wide range of flavors. From cozy taverns to upscale eateries, each spot is a reflection of the town’s unique charm and culinary creativity.
COFFEE & BREAKFAST
The Bagel
394 Mountain Road (802) 253-9943 thebagelstowe.com
Black Cap Coffee & Bakery 144 Main Street (802) 253-2123 blackcapvermont.com
Round Hearth Cafe
39 Edson Hill Road (802) 253-7223 roundhearth.com
Skinny Pancake
454 Mountain Road (802) 760-6588 skinnypancake.com
Stowe Bee Bakery & Cafe
1056 Mountain Road (802) 760-6728 stowebeebakery.com
von Trapp Kaffeehaus 700 Trapp Hill Road (802) 253-5704 vontrappresort.com/dining
FAMILY FAVORITES
American Flatbread 1190 Mountain Road (802) 253-3092 americanflatbread.com
Backyard
395 Mountain Road (802) 253-9204 backyardvt.com
The Bench 492 Mountain Road (802) 253-5100 benchvt.com
Piecasso Family Pizzeria
1899 Mountain Road (802) 253-4411 piecasso.com
Stowe Bowl 1613 Mountain Road (802) 253-2494 sunandskiinn.com/pages/ stowe-bowl
Sushi Yoshi 1128 Mountain Road (802) 253-4135 sushiyoshi.com/stowe
FAST CASUAL
Avocado Pit 112 Main Street (802)-760-6741 stowe.avocadopit.com
Pico Taco 7412 Mountain Road (802) 760-4700 sprucepeak.com/dine/pico-taco
BAR & BITES
Aprés Only
433 Mountain Road (802) 253-8088 apresonly.com
Cork Restaurant and Natural Wine Shop
35 School Street (802) 760-6143 corkvt.com
East Side Bar and Bites
876 Mountain Road (802) 253-7595 outboundhotels.com/stowe
Fjallbar
3343 Mountain Road (802) 585-3890 fjallbar.com
PAIRS WELL WITH A BEER
Idletyme
1859 Mountain Road (802) 253-4765 idletymebrewing.com
Ranch Camp
311 Mountain Road (802) 253-2753 ranchcampvt.com
The Lounge at von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort
700 Trapp Hill Road (802) 253-8511 vontrappresort.com/dining
von Trapp Brewing Bierhall 1333 Luce Hill Road (802) 253-5750 vontrappbrewing.com
FINE DINING
Alpine Hall 7412 Mountain Road (888) 478-6938 sprucepeak.com/alpine-hall
Grant’s
123 Mountain Road (802) 500-3505 grantsbar.com
Tipsy Trout 7412 Mountain Road (888) 478-6938 sprucepeak.com/tipsy-trout
The Main Dining Room at von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort
700 Trapp Hill Road (800) 826-7000 vontrappresort.com/dining
Dine with a View:
Cliff House Restaurant
Distinctively situated atop the gondola on Mount Mansfield at Stowe Mountain Resort, the Cliff House is a truly unique dining experience featuring spectacular panoramic-view seating with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the surrounding alpine peaks. Come for the views, but stay for the award-winning regional American cuisine with a rustic Vermont flair. The Cliff House is open when the gondola is in operation, weather permitting. Reservations are highly recommended and your Gondola SkyRide ticket is not included with reservation.
WELCOME TO STOWE, VERMONT
IN MANY REGARDS, STOWE NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION.
It’s a place that feels familiar and comfortable, yet brims with new, rich experiences waiting to be discovered. Home to Vermont’s tallest peak, Stowe’s history and charm are as grand as the mountains themselves, offering a place where adventure and relaxation exist in perfect harmony. Beyond all there is to do and see, it’s more about all there is to feel when you’re in town. Stowe is for those who seek more than a getaway; it’s for those who want to experience a deeper sense of belonging, where every visit feels like coming home.
Discover all that this extraordinary town has to offer and start planning your next adventure in Stowe. With the Stowe Travel Planner, you can easily explore everything from activities to local gems, ensuring that every moment in Stowe is filled with adventure, beauty and local flavor. Visit gostowe.com or call us at (800) 467-8693 for personalized recommendations. Stop by the Stowe Visitor Information Center, conveniently located in the heart of downtown, for a warm welcome and expert guidance during your stay. gostowe.com/travel
Cover photo by Mountain View Vacations. Images in the Stowe Travel Planner courtesy of: 4 Points Mountain Bike Guides, The Bench, Bryan Fine Art Gallery, Eden Ethical Dog Sledding, Fly Rod Shop, Mark Vandenberg, Ranch Camp, Savannah Brown, Skinny Pancake, Snowmobile Vermont, Stowe Mountain Resort, von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort.
THINGS TO DO ALONG THE REC
Walk, Bike, or Run – The path is perfect for a leisurely stroll, a scenic run, or a bike ride through some of Stowe’s most picturesque landscapes.
Visit the Covered Bridge – At the end of the trail, you’ll find a quaint covered bridge, one of the most scenic spots along the route.
Visit Local Shops & Cafés – The path passes by charming boutiques, bakeries, and restaurants, making it easy to pause for a coffee or a local treat.
Take in the Views – The Rec Path offers countless photo-worthy spots that showcase Stowe’s beauty in every season.
Pack a Picnic – The path follows the Little River, with scenic picnic spots and peaceful places to sit and enjoy the view.
SPEND TIME ON THE STOWE RECREATION PATH
A quintessential part of Stowe’s charm, the Stowe Recreation Path is a scenic, 5.3-mile paved public path that starts in the historic Stowe Village, winds along the Little River and ends at a beautiful covered bridge, offering breathtaking views along the way. Open year-round, the path is a favorite for walkers, runners and cyclists in the warmer months, while winter transforms it into a peaceful route for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. With easy access to local shops, cafés and parks along the route, it’s as much a journey as a destination—an inviting space to move, explore, and soak in the beauty of Stowe in every season.
Winter Fun – When the snow falls, the path transforms into a winter playground, perfect for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and fat biking.
RECREATION PATH PARKING
Parking for the Rec Path is available at the following locations:
Lintilhac Park behind the Stowe Community Church on Main Street in Stowe Village
Chase Park across from Stony Brook Condominiums on Luce Hill Road, just off the intersection of Route 108
Thompson Park off Route 108 before the Percy Farm Corn Maze
Topnotch Access off Brook Road, just past Topnotch Resort on Route 108
SAVOR YOUR SUMMER
Tips for Visiting During the Summer
Plan for at least four days to fully enjoy all that Stowe has to offer, from outdoor adventures to exploring the village and local attractions.
Pack for the activities you have in mind, whether it’s hiking boots for mountain trails, layers for cooler higher elevations, or swimwear for a day on the water.
Don’t forget sunscreen and bug repellent, especially if you plan to spend time outdoors on the trails or by the water.
Summer in Stowe is when the town truly shines, offering the perfect blend of adventure and breathtaking beauty. With endless opportunities for outdoor exploration, it's the ideal time to experience all that Stowe has to offer. From hiking and mountain biking on expansive trails to scenic gondola rides and refreshing water sports, summer is packed with thrilling activities for every type of adventurer. The warm weather invites you to explore the charming village, with its local shops, vibrant dining scene, and outdoor festivals. With the Green Mountains as a stunning backdrop, every moment feels like an opportunity to connect with nature and immerse yourself in the beauty of Stowe. Whether you're seeking adventure or simply looking to relax, summer in Stowe offers a little bit of everything, making it one of the best times to visit.
Be prepared for a range of temperatures – Stowe’s weather can shift quickly, so pack accordingly for everything from warm sunshine to cooler mountain breezes.
Secure equipment rentals and book tours in advance to ensure you have everything you need, whether it’s a kayak, bike, or guided mountain tour. Reservations can fill up quickly, especially during peak summer months.
Take time to explore Stowe’s local scene – the town offers more than just outdoor activities, so be sure to enjoy its vibrant shops, art galleries and dining options.
ELEVATE YOUR AWE
A true haven for outdoor lovers, Stowe is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and hiking is one of the most inviting ways to experience it. With world-class trails for every level and ability, Stowe is one of the top destinations in Vermont for hiking. From easy, family-friendly paths to more challenging summit climbs, Stowe offers hikes that reward you with breathtaking views of the Green Mountains and Vermont’s picturesque landscape.
EASY HIKES
Cady Hill Forest | Kirchner Woods | Moss Glen Falls | Sunset Rock | Wiessner Woods
MODERATE HIKES
Bingham Falls | Nebraska Notch/Lake Mansfield Trail | Sterling Pond | Stowe Pinnacle
ADVANCED HIKES
If you’re an expert on the trails looking for more advanced routes, the hiking trails at Mount Mansfield are going to offer more challenging ascents, but with rewarding views. The Long Trail, Cliff Trail, Haselton Trail and Hell Brook Trail will each provide a challenging climb as you explore Vermont’s tallest peak.
WHAT TO PACK FOR YOUR HIKE
Whether you’re setting out for a quick stroll or an all-day trek, having the right gear ensures a safe and enjoyable hiking experience in Stowe. Here’s what to bring:
n Sturdy Footwear – Trails in Stowe vary in terrain, so wear supportive, weather-appropriate hiking boots or shoes with good traction.
n Layers of Clothing – Weather in the mountains can change quickly. Wear moisture-wicking base layers and pack a light jacket, even in warmer months. In fall and spring, bring an extra warm layer for higher elevations.
n Water & Snacks – Stay hydrated with plenty of water and bring high-energy snacks like trail mix, granola bars, or fruit to keep you fueled.
n Navigation Tools – A map, GPS, or a fully charged phone with offline trail maps ensures you stay on course. While many trails are well-marked, cell service can be spotty in some areas.
n Sun Protection – Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat help shield you from UV rays, especially on exposed trails and at higher elevations.
n Bug Spray – In late spring and summer, mosquitoes and ticks can be active, so pack insect repellent to stay comfortable.
n First Aid Kit – A small kit with bandages, antiseptic wipes, blister pads, and pain relievers can come in handy for unexpected scrapes or discomfort.
n Headlamp or Flashlight – Even if you’re planning a daytime hike, a light source is helpful in case your trek takes longer than expected.
n Trekking Poles (Optional) – For steep or uneven trails, trekking poles provide stability and help reduce strain on your knees.
n Leave No Trace Essentials – A small trash bag and an awareness of Leave No Trace principles help keep Stowe’s trails beautiful for everyone.
No matter the season, being prepared means you can focus on the best part—enjoying the adventure.
BINGHAM FALLS
Located directly off Mountain Road (Route 108), Bingham Falls is another popular hike leading to spectacular waterfall scenes. The hike has quickly become one of the most popular waterfall hikes in Vermont due to its easy access, impressive geology and stunning scenery ideal for photography. The hike itself is only about a quarter-mile down to the falls, but it is steeper at the bottom and often can be wet and slippery, which is why it is categorized as a more moderate level despite it’s short distance. Proper hiking shoes with good tread are highly recommended.
MOSS GLEN FALLS
A short drive from Stowe’s historic village, Moss Glen Falls is the tallest waterfall in the state of Vermont, cascading 85 feet. The hike to Moss Glen Falls is popular due its short and easy terrain, easily manageable for anyone who may not consider themselves an advanced hiker. For most people, the highlight of this hike is the waterfall itself, which is only about a quarter-mile (approximately 10 minutes) from the trail head, but guests can keep going past the falls for a longer outing. Hikers can view and photograph the falls from both the base and a higher vantage point.
ON A ROLL
Stay connected from the town to the trail. Stowe is a true cyclist’s paradise, with world-class mountain biking trails set against the backdrop of the Green Mountains. Known for its rugged terrain and scenic beauty, Stowe offers some of the best mountain biking experiences in the Northeast. Stowe boasts an extensive trail network of well-maintained, interconnected trails, suitable for all ability levels. With more than 50 miles of well-maintained single track, riders can explore a vast array of fun and challenging terrain while taking in the natural beauty of the area.
Popular Mountain Biking Spots
Cady Hill Forest
Adam’s Camp
Sterling Forest
Von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort
LAMOILLE VALLEY RAIL TRAIL
Vermont is also known for its system of rail trails. These trails are all-season, multi-purpose recreation and transportation corridors that connect different parts of Vermont. At 93 miles long, the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail is the longest rail trail in New England and is easily accessible from Stowe. Rentals and tours are available through Lamoille Valley Bike Tours.
MAKE A SPLASH
With its pristine rivers, sparkling lakes, and breathtaking mountain views, Stowe is a paradise for those looking to cool off and connect with nature in the summer. Whether you prefer the gentle rhythm of paddling or the refreshing embrace of a natural swimming hole, Stowe’s waters offer an inviting escape from the summer heat.
PADDLE YOUR WAY THROUGH SUMMER
Kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) are some of the best ways to experience Stowe’s natural beauty from the water. The Lamoille and Winooski Rivers provide peaceful stretches for a leisurely paddle, while nearby Waterbury Reservoir offers expansive waters and scenic shorelines perfect for an afternoon on the lake. A guided paddle tour is a great way to experience the waterways from friendly, knowledgeable locals and there are several places that offer tours in the area. Paddlecraft rentals are available at local outfitters, making it easy to get out on the water, even if you don’t have your own gear.
TAKE A DIP & COOL OFF
For those looking to swim in the fresh mountain waters, Stowe offers both natural and designated swimming spots. The Waterbury Reservoir is a summer favorite, with crystal-clear water, sandy beaches, and quiet coves perfect for a swim. Stowe’s rivers also provide hidden gems, where gentle currents and rocky outcrops create refreshing swimming holes. Whether you prefer floating in the sunshine or wading in after a long hike, nothing beats the cool, invigorating waters of Vermont in the summer.
WITNESS FALL’S MASTERPIECE
Tips for Visiting During the Fall
Bring lots of layers as you could experience crisp mornings, warmer days and cooler afternoons, so layering is key. Be sure to bring a warm jacket for early hikes and a light layer for those sunny afternoon strolls.
Timing is everything with foliage and in Stowe it typically turns throughout September and October, with peak foliage generally visible the last week of September and the first week of October. No matter what stage of the foliage transformation you choose to visit, you’ll be sure to see spectacular scenery.
Expect it to be busy since fall is one of the most popular times of year to visit. Plan ahead as best you can and book lodging, activities and reservations in advance. Allow extra time for travel due to increased fall traffic.
Fall in Stowe is a season of transformation—where vibrant foliage paints the landscape in rich reds, oranges, and golds, and the crisp air invites you to explore. There’s a reason Stowe is consistently regarded as one of the top destinations to visit in the fall—its breathtaking views of autumn colors are unmatched. Whether you’re hiking through forests aglow with color or enjoying a scenic drive along the backroads, Stowe offers the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. As the season unfolds, you’ll find the town feels as warm and inviting as the fall colors themselves. Fall in Stowe is the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and awe-inspiring scenery—a season that invites you to fall in love with this place all over again.
Venture beyond the main attractions to ensure you don’t miss out on the hidden gems our town has to offer. Don’t be afraid to explore some of the quieter trails or backroads for a more peaceful and personal experience with fall’s beauty.
Embrace the adventure – While the foliage may be the star of the show, don’t miss out on the endless opportunities for adventure. Whether it’s hiking, paddling, ziplining and more, there are many unique activities where you can take in the stunning foliage from an entirely new perspective.
Help us take care of our destination by picking up after yourself and disposing of waste properly during your visit. While this may be common practice year round, it’s particularly important during the fall due to the heightened volumes of visitors.
EXPLORE STOWE’S COVERED BRIDGES
Covered bridges are a quintessential part of New England’s charm and Vermont’s countryside is dotted with more than 100 of these historic gems. In Stowe, you’ll find three particularly stunning covered bridges, each with its own story and unique design, just waiting to be admired and photographed. The gentle hum of the river beneath and the rustic beauty of these structures invite you to slow down, take a deep breath and appreciate the timeless elegance of our landscape. As you explore, be sure to visit all three—it’s an experience that’s as picture-perfect as the bridges themselves.
GOLD BROOK COVERED BRIDGE
Also known as Emily’s Bridge, this bridge was built in 1844 and is the oldest Howe Truss bridge in Vermont. The bridge is famously said to be haunted by Emily’s ghost with reported sightings of ghostly apparitions under the moonlit sky. Located at the intersection of Gold Brook Road and Stowe Hollow Road, Emily’s Bridge can be accessed from Route 100 via Gold Brook Road.
BROOKDALE BRIDGE
Located at one end of the Stowe Recreation Path, the Brookdale Bridge was built in 1964 and spans the West Branch Little River. This particular bridge is a “stringer” covered bridge, meaning it was made with stringers instead of traditional style trusses. Visitors can access the bridge via Brook Road off of Route 108. There is a small parking area for the recreation path on the left right before the covered bridge.
Visit Throughout the Seasons
No matter the time of year, covered bridges in Stowe offer a glimpse into Vermont’s history and a picture-perfect setting that transforms with the seasons. In spring, these storied structures frame rushing rivers and budding greenery, creating a peaceful contrast between the fresh bloom of the landscape and the timeless wooden beams. Summer brings dappled sunlight filtering through the trees, inviting visitors to pause and soak in the charm of these rustic crossings. In fall, covered bridges take on a postcard-worthy glow, surrounded by fiery foliage that makes each bridge feel like a step into a classic New England painting. And when winter arrives, a dusting of snow turns them into something straight out of a holiday scene—quiet, serene, and beautifully framed by frost-covered trees. Whether you’re visiting for the history, the views, or simply the peaceful moment of crossing from one side to the other, Stowe’s covered bridges offer a new perspective with every season.
RED COVERED BRIDGE
Built in 1896, the Red Covered Bridge is located in Morristown and is only a 10 minute drive from the Stowe village. The bridge carries Cole Hill Road across Sterling Brook and features an odd king post truss with a superimposed queen post system. Follow Route 100 out of Stowe heading towards Morrisville and take Stagecoach Road. Turn left on Sterling Valley Road and the bridge is located less than two miles on the right.
TAKE A SCENIC DRIVE
Stowe is home to some of the most breathtaking scenic drives in New England. Uncover Stowe’s untrodden back roads to appreciate sprawling scenery and discover hidden gems throughout the area.
Elmore Mountain and Randolph Road: Head North out of Stowe and turn right onto Randolph Road. Stop and visit Moss Glen Falls, the tallest waterfall in Vermont, before continuing on Elmore Mountain Road. This drive will take you out past the Old Elmore Cemetery and includes a magnificent view west, across to Mount Mansfield and the Sterling Range.
Moscow and Little River: This is a shorter drive along the banks of the Little River as it flows from the lower village to Adam’s Mill in Moscow, a small hamlet named after Moscow, Russia. Extend your trip slightly by passing Barrows Road and taking Trapp Hill Road to pass the von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort to take in the scenic views on the property.
Smugglers’ Notch to Jeffersonville: The scenic drive through “The Notch” is a popular drive among visitors and locals alike. The historic smuggling route is known for its winding nature and rocky cliffs. The road through Smugglers’ Notch is only open to drivers in late spring, summer and fall. The road is closed to automobile traffic in the winter, but transforms into a winter playground for snowshoers and cross-country skiers.
Sterling Valley and Mud City The Sterling Valley is unique in its backcountry feel. Explore the two valleys running south from the crescent of the Sterling Range. Both were once busy farm areas; now only a few active farms remain. This drive brings you through the quaint, local backroads of town and takes you past a classic, red covered bridge on Sterling Valley Road.
Stowe Hollow: Stowe Hollow is nestled at the foot of the Worcester Range, along the Gold Brook. Perhaps the most famous covered bridge in the area, Gold Brook Covered Bridge, also known as “Emily’s Bridge,” is located at the intersection of Gold Brook Road and Covered Bridge Road. Follow Stowe Hollow Road along the scenic mountain range and then take the legendary Route 100 back to Stowe. On your way back, you will pass two of Vermont’s most popular attractions: Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory and Cold Hollow Cider Mill.
YOUR FALL FOLIAGE ITINERARY
Day 1: Iconic Views
STOWE MOUNTAIN RESORT
Take in some of the best views around at Vermont’s Tallest Peak, Mount Mansfield. Drive to the top via the historic Auto Toll Road or take a ride on the classic Gondola SkyRide.
SCENIC DRIVE THROUGH SMUGGLERS’ NOTCH
This narrow, winding pass is one of Vermont’s most scenic fall drives, with towering cliffs and golden canopies making every turn unforgettable.
PERCY FARM CORN MAZE
Celebrate fall with a classic New England corn maze, where getting lost among the tall stalks only adds to the fun. Located right along the Stowe Recreation Path, the Percy Farm Corn Maze is a local, fall favorite.
SPEAR BARN
Nothing looks quite as spectacular amongst fall foliage compared to a classic, red Vermont barn. Spear Barn is located off Luce Hill Road and is a showstopper during fall foliage season.
VON TRAPP FAMILY LODGE & RESORT
With some of the best views in town, the von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort is a great place to visit, especially during the fall. Meet their Scottish Highland Cattle on a tour of the farm or taste their Vermont-made, Austrian-style Lager at the von Trapp Brewery and Bierhall.
Day 2: Take the Scenic Route
MOSS GLEN FALLS
Explore the tallest waterfall in Vermont framed by brilliant fall colors. Moss Glen Falls is located just north of town off of Randolph Road and the falls are a short, easy walk from the trailhead.
SCENIC DRIVE, ELMORE MOUNTAIN AND RANDOLPH ROAD
Continue past Moss Glen Falls and enjoy a stunningly scenic drive through the Vermont countryside. This drive features a magnificent view west, across to Mount Mansfield and the Sterling Range.
RED COVERED BRIDGE
While you’re on that side of town, you can easily get to Red Covered Bridge and the drive through the Sterling Valley is equally as scenic during the fall. The bridge is located off of Sterling Valley Road.
STOWE RECREATION PATH
After spending some time in the car, get out and stretch your legs in the historic Stowe village. Venture behind the iconic Stowe Community Church and explore the start of the Stowe Recreation Path.
SUNSET ROCK SCENIC OVERLOOK
Just a short walk from Main Street is a short, easy hike up to Sunset Rock, featuring a scenic overlook of the downtown and a longer route with views of Mount Mansfield.
Day 3: Your Fall Classics
EMILY’S BRIDGE
Also known as Gold Brook Covered Bridge, this is the most well-known covered bridge in our area known for its spooky history and lore.
GRANDVIEW BARN
Another spectacular red barn, Grandview Barn is one of the most popular photo spots during the fall as it includes a stunning backdrop of the Worcester Range.
COLD HOLLOW CIDER MILL
A true Vermont staple, Cold Hollow Cider Mill is the classic taste of fall with fresh apple cider and warm, fresh cider donuts. Stop by for a sweet treat after exploring the Stowe Hollow area.
BEN & JERRY’S FACTORY
A trip to Vermont isn’t complete without a cone from Ben & Jerry’s. Located just up the road from Cold Hollow you can checkt both of these popular spots off your list.
WATERBURY RESERVOIR
Take in the fall foliage from out on the water at the Waterbury Reservoir. Onsite rentals are available for those looking to venture out. No reservations are accepted for on-site rentals.
EMBRACE YOUR WINTER CHILL
Tips for Visiting During the Winter
Dress for the elements – Stowe’s winter temperatures can be brisk, so layering is essential.
Be sure to bring warm gear for outdoor adventures—snow pants, insulated jackets, and winter boots are a must.
Plan for winter travel and check the forecast for any winter storms or changes in conditions.
Be sure to allow extra time for travel and account for wintery road conditions. Having snow tires or chains and checking road updates will keep you prepared for navigating Vermont roads in the winter.
Explore beyond the slopes – While Stowe is known for its world-class skiing, there’s a wealth of winter activities waiting to be uncovered. From snowshoeing and ice fishing to fatbiking and dogsledding, winter in Stowe offers something for every adventurer.
Winter in Stowe is the ultimate gift that keeps on giving. With world-class skiing on Mount Mansfield, it’s easy to see why Stowe is renowned as one of the top destinations for winter sports. But that’s just the beginning. Beyond the slopes, you’ll uncover a treasure trove of winter activities—quiet snowshoeing trails, exhilarating snowmobiling adventures and ice skating beneath the stars. Stowe’s charming village, with its cozy cafés, intimate galleries and welcoming atmosphere, offers the perfect après-ski retreat. Every corner of Stowe invites you to enjoy the season, making this winter wonderland a place where every day brings something new to discover.
Don’t fret the cold if chillier temperatures are not your favorite. There are plenty of cozy indoor activities where you can experience all the warmth and charm of Stowe without the chill.
Indulge in après-ski after a day of skiing or snowboarding. Enjoy a cozy drink at a local tavern or brewery, treat yourself to a hearty meal, or warm up by the fire in one of the town’s charming venues.
Book rentals early to ensure you have all the equipment you need. Whether you need ski gear, snowshoes, sleds or winter apparel, booking rentals in advance will help save time and help you get straight to the fun.
ALPINE ADVENTURES
For over 80 years, visitors and locals alike have flocked to Stowe Mountain Resort to experience world-class terrain and create lasting memories that keep them coming back season to season. Home to Vermont’s tallest peak, Mount Mansfield, Stowe is consistently recognized as one of the top destinations for skiing and riding, both across the country and around the world. With 116 trails and 12 lifts, Stowe Mountain Resort offers an extensive and diverse alpine landscape, welcoming an average of over 300 inches of snow annually. The resort is surrounded by two peaks, the majestic Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak, and the two are connected by an inter-mountain transfer Gondola, the Over Easy Gondola. Find your perfect run—whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-timer—you’ll discover slopes that match your experience and ignite your sense of adventure.
Key facts about Stowe Mountain Resort
n Mount Mansfield summit elevation: 4,395′ (Vermont’s highest peak)
n Highest skiing elevation: 3,625′
n Vertical drop: 2,360′
n Annual snowfall (average): 314″
n Total number of trails: 116
n Skiable acres: 485
n Total miles: 40 (16% beginner, 55% intermediate, 29% expert)
n Snowmaking coverage: 83%
n Total lifts: 12 (more mile-long lifts than any other resort in the east)
n Lift types: 1 intermountain transfer Gondola (the Over Easy), 1 high-speed summit Gondola, 4 high-speed Quads, 2 Triples, 2 doubles, 2 surface lifts
n Total hourly lift capacity: 15,516 passengers
After a Day on the Slopes
PARTAKE IN APRÈS SKI
After a day on the slopes, the real magic of Stowe begins. Après ski, the time to relax and unwind after skiing or snowboarding, is as much a part of the experience as the mountain itself. Unwind by a cozy fire with a locally crafted beer or indulge in a delicious dinner at one of our charming restaurants— Stowe’s après ski scene invites you to relax, connect and savor the moment. Here, it’s about more than just the perfect sunset over the mountains; it’s about the shared joy of the day’s adventures and the warmth of good company.
BEYOND THE SLOPES
While Stowe is renowned for its world-class skiing and snowboarding, the town offers so much more when it comes to winter recreation. Whether you prefer the tranquility of snowshoeing through quiet forests, the thrill of ice climbing, or a truly unique adventure like dogsledding, Stowe’s winter landscape invites you to experience the season in a way that goes beyond the slopes. With a wealth of outdoor activities to choose from, you’ll find that Stowe’s winter offerings are as diverse as the snowflakes that fall upon its mountains. Lace up your boots, grab your gear and discover the magic of Stowe off the beaten path.
DOGSLEDDING
Experience a unique adventure into Vermont’s winter wonderland. Stowe offers several options for those interested in dog sledding. Learn how to handle, harness and hitch a team, while enjoying the scenery.
FAT BIKING
A cool, unique way to experience the winter months on wheels, fat biking offers a great alternative for cycling enthusiasts. Much like mountain bikes, fat bikes differ in that they feature wide tires, which make it easier to pedal across snow, effectively adapting the activity into an all-season endeavor.
ICE CLIMBING
Experience a unique, thrilling adventure along with exclusive winter views by ice climbing in Stowe. Learn the basics, safety information and how to ice climb with Sunrise Mountain Guides.
ICE FISHING
Ice fishing is the winter twist on a classic Vermont pastime, offering a unique opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in a peaceful, less-traveled way. It’s a chance to disconnect and embrace the quiet of the frozen landscape.
NORDIC SKIING
With one of the largest and most diverse trail systems in the United States, Stowe ranks as one of the top cross-country ski destinations on the east coast, including over 3,000 acres of conserved land.
SLEIGH RIDES
Live out your winter fairytale with a sleigh ride through the enchanting hills of Stowe. It’s a peaceful, nostalgic journey that invites you to slow down and take in the quiet charm of Stowe in winter. You can experience this one-of-a-kind activity at the von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort
SNOWMOBILING
A whole new way to explore the wintery terrain. Experience the exhilaration of snowmobiling in Stowe, where miles of groomed trails await your exploration. Guided tours tailored to all skill levels are available through Snowmobile Vermont.
SNOWSHOEING
Snowshoeing is another great way to experience Stowe’s winter wilderness at a slower pace. It’s more accessible to many people, making it perfect for families, beginners and those seeking a less strenuous winter activity.
YOUR SPRING AWAKENING
Tips for Visiting During the Spring
Take advantage of the quieter time of year with some of the best lodging rates. It’s a great opportunity to experience the town at a slower pace. Explore galleries, stroll through local shops, and enjoy meals without the crowds—giving you a more intimate Stowe experience.
Expect changing weather since spring forecasts in Stowe can be a bit unpredictable. It’s always a good idea to check the forecast and be prepared for rain, sunshine, or potentially even snow.
Don’t miss maple sugaring season and be sure to visit one of the local sugarhouses for a tour, and indulge in fresh maple syrup, maple products, and sweet treats that capture the flavor of Vermont.
Spring in Stowe feels like the best-kept secret—where the energy of the changing season meets the quiet beauty of the Green Mountains. While spring skiing at Stowe Mountain Resort offers one last chance to savor the slopes, the days get longer and the trails beckon for exploration. The Stowe Recreation Path comes alive with walkers and cyclists as the landscape begins to awaken. It’s a slower, more peaceful time in Stowe, perfect for enjoying the charm of the village without the rush of peak season. Spring also marks the start of maple sugaring—take a tour at one of Stowe’s sugarhouses and taste the season’s first batch of maple syrup. From craft beer and cider to locally-distilled spirits, spring is a great time to sip and sample Stowe’s local flavors. Explore galleries featuring local artists, visit museums to learn about Stowe’s rich history, or attend a springtime art event that showcases the creativity and talent of this unique mountain town.
Explore local art and culture by visiting galleries and museums in the area. Spring is an inspiring time for the Stowe arts scene and it’s a great time of year to discover the works of local artists.
Understanding mud season is pivotal to visiting in the spring. As the snow melts and the ground begins to thaw, it can create muddy conditions on trails and dirt roads. Be prepared to adjust your plans in the event of soggy conditions.
Check for any closures during this time of transition to ensure your desired activities and attractions are operational. Check ahead for restaurant openings, trail conditions and attraction schedules to make the most of your visit.
VERMONT’S SWEETEST SEASON
SPRING’S ARRIVAL MARKS THE START OF MAPLE SUGARING SEASON.
Anytime from late-February through April, billowing white clouds of maple steam, rolling off the evaporators of nearby sugar houses, fill the air with a faint trace of sweetness. Stowe offers a few options for visitors hoping to watch the sugaring process. Local sugar farms will open their business for viewing and offer tours throughout the season. Take in Vermont’s sweetest season during the statewide Maple Open House Weekend, typically held in late-March, organized by the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers’ Association, one of the oldest agricultural organizations in the United States.
SIP ON PERFECTION
Vermont is proud to have more craft breweries per capita than any other state in the nation, a testament to the state’s rich brewing tradition and commitment to high-quality, locally crafted beverages. From craft beers to fine wines, spirits, and ciders, Vermont’s local brewers, vintners, distillers, and cider makers continue to set the bar for innovation and quality. Stowe is home to some of the best, offering visitors the chance to taste locally made beverages in a stunning setting.
GUIDED TASTING TOURS
While some of these brew houses offer on-site tours, another way to customize your craft beverage tour of the area is through guided tours like Savor Vermont and 4 Points VT: Brewery Tours. Experience the best, local brew spots from friendly, knowledgeable locals. No need to worry about driving; sit back, relax and let your guide navigate the area.
LEAVE YOUR HURRY AT HOME
Stowe is the ultimate destination for relaxation and wellness, offering a peaceful retreat amidst Vermont’s breathtaking natural beauty. With world-class spas and wellness centers, there is something for everyone looking to unwind. Surrounded by mountains, fresh air and tranquil landscapes, this is the place to disconnect and recharge. From peaceful hikes and quiet moments along the Stowe Recreation Path to yoga sessions and mindful activities, Stowe’s offerings encourage a harmonious balance of body and mind. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, Stowe’s focus on wellness allows you to embrace relaxation at your own pace and discover a renewed sense of calm.
Peaceful Retreat
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN ARTS & CULTURE
Stowe’s natural beauty has long been a muse, inspiring artists, storytellers, and visionaries. Nestled in the heart of the Green Mountains, this town is more than an outdoor paradise—it’s a place where creativity thrives. From contemporary galleries showcasing local and regional talent to museums preserving the town’s rich heritage, Stowe invites you to explore its vibrant arts and culture scene year-round.
A REFLECTION OF VERMONT’S BEAUTY
The art galleries in Stowe are as diverse and distinctive as the landscape itself. The Current, Stowe’s dynamic contemporary art center, hosts rotating exhibitions, thought-provoking installations, and community events that bring art to life. For those drawn to fine art and mountain-inspired works, Bryan Fine Art Gallery features breathtaking landscapes, bold abstracts, and handcrafted pieces that capture Vermont’s essence. For work of Vermont artisans, the Northwood Gallery and Simon Pearce are must visits.
PRESERVING STOWE’S STORIED PAST
Stowe’s history is as rich as its scenery, and its museums offer a fascinating look into the stories that have shaped the town. The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum celebrates Stowe’s legacy as the birthplace of skiing in Vermont, with exhibits honoring the pioneers and innovations that made the state a winter sports destination. For a broader glimpse into the area’s past, the Stowe Historical Society Museum showcases artifacts, photographs, and personal accounts that bring the town’s history to life.
WHERE YOUR FOREVER BEGINS
Let Stowe be more than the place where you say “I do”—let it be where you begin a new chapter, surrounded by the beauty of Vermont, where nature and love entwine to create something timeless. Here, every step, every glance, and every moment feels like it’s been waiting for you.
There are a variety of venues in Stowe that will cater to your unique vision—whether you’re planning an intimate elopement in nature, a small gathering at a cozy inn, or a grand celebration at one of Stowe’s premier resorts. The town’s talented local vendors—from photographers and florists to caterers and musicians—bring your dream wedding to life.
Get Started on Your Stowe Wedding
Start planning the destination wedding of your dreams in Stowe, Vermont. Submit an inquiry at gostowe.com and we will connect you with Stowe’s best local venues and vendors based on your vision and preferences.
DISCOVER LOCAL ACTIVITIES
4 POINTS TOURS
128 Deer Hill Lane, Stowe, VT (802) 793-9246 | rick@4pointsvt.com | 4pointsvt.com
A locally owned tour operator in the Stowe area, offering a variety of artisan, history, scenic and custom tours. Our most popular being a brewery tour where you visit local breweries and meet the people creating Vermont’ best beers!
ARBORTREK CANOPY ADVENTURES
1239 Edwards Road, Jeffersonville, VT (802) 644-9300 info@arbortrek.com | arbortrek.com
ArborTrek offers award-winning zip line canopy tours, a treetop obstacle course with over 85 elements, and climbing adventures suitable for various skill levels. Recognized among the “10 Best Zipline Courses in the USA” by USA Today, we provide eco-friendly, family-friendly fun amidst Vermont’s natural beauty.
CATAMOUNT FISHING ADVENTURES
(802) 253-8500 willy@catamountfishing.com catamountfishing.com
Catamount Fishing Adventures is a full time fly-fishing and fishing guide and outfitter. River, brook, and lake fishing offered. All trips are educational and we are in the fun business!
EDEN ETHICAL DOG SLEDDING
1390 Square Road, Eden Mills, VT (802) 635-9070 edenmtlodge@gmail.com | edendogsledding.com
We invite you to learn about the International Sprint Race Champions, The UN-Chained Gang and Champion race musher, Jim Blair’s revolutionary vision of ethical dog sledding. For twenty years we have stood for love, quality care —no lives on chains!—and sharing the joy that well kept, Alaskan Huskies bring to children and adults - humanity!
GONDOLA AT STOWE MOUNTAIN
RESORT
5781 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT (802) 253-3000 | stowe.com
Experience the peak of Vermont at Stowe Mountain Resort with unforgettable adventures. Soaring to the summit on the Gondola SkyRide savor elevated dining at the Cliff House Restaurant and The Waffle. Make the most of your visit to Stowe in any season.
LAMOILLE VALLEY BIKE TOURS
19 Creamery Street, Johnson, VT (802) 730-0161 bikelamoille@gmail.com | lamoillevalleybiketours.com
Explore New England’s longest rail trail with our tours or bike rentals. Join us for guided group tours or just hop on our shuttle!!
SALT + GROVE STUDIO + SHOP
25 Main Street, Stowe, VT (802) 760-2270 | hello@saltstowe.com saltstowe.com
Founded on the principles of strength, alignment and sculpting with style, SALT + GROVE Studio + Shop is the premiere destination for Pilates, barre and yoga in Stowe, Vermont.
SAVOR VERMONT
849 South Main Street, Stowe, VT (802) 917-6656 info@savorvermonttours.com savorvermonttours.com
Explore the region’s best beers, ciders, wines, spirits and cuisine with Savor Vermont. We’ll take you from one tasting to another or sightseeing to the area’s stunning waterfalls, covered bridges and more.
SMUGGLERS’ NOTCH RESORT DISC GOLF & OUTDOOR CENTER
1237 Edwards Road, Jeffersonville, VT (802) 644-2477 discgolf@smuggs.com smuggs.com/SNDGC
Featuring two professional 18-hole courses, we are internationally recognized as one of the top disc golf destinations in the world. With our fully stocked pro shop and tees for beginners to pros, come experience the fastest growing sport on the planet!
SNOWMOBILE VERMONT
56 Old Farm Road, Stowe, VT (802) 253-6221 | stowe@snowmobilevermont.com snowmobilevermont.com
Our snowmobiling tours offer a wide range of riding, appealing to everyone from the beginner to the most advanced rider. We offer new riders all the instruction you’ll need before you head out.
STOWE AUTO TOLL ROAD
5781 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT
stowe.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/auto-toll-road.aspx
Zig and zag your way to the summit ridge of Mt. Mansfield along the historic Toll Road, where stunning views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains await you as they have visitors since the first automobile ascended Vermont’s highest peak in 1923. The road up Mount Mansfield is 4.5 miles of awe-inspiring natural beauty. You can park at 3,850 feet, relax and take it all in. Open Daily May through October.
STOWE BOWL
1613 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT 05672 (802) 253-2494 | info@stowebowl.com | sunandskiinn.com/pages/stowe-bowl
An 8-lane bowling venue in Stowe, Vermont that’s not your regular alley but something a little more boutique, swanky, cozy, comfortable, lounge-y, and elegant.
STOWE MINI GOLF PARK
1613 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT (802) 253-7159 sales@sunandskiinn.com | sunandskiinn.com/pages/stowe-mini-golf
Open from April to October 31, 7 days a week. The Stowe Golf Park is centrally located and consists of an 18-hole putting course and mini-kiosk.
STOWE PARKS & RECREATION
336 Park Street, Stowe, VT (802) 253-6138 | recreation@stowevt.com | stowerec.org
Come enjoy all that Stowe Parks and Recreation has to offer! Our mission is to promote healthy living and community vitality through public recreation. Visit our website for more about programs, upcoming events and the Stowe Arena schedule.
STOWE ROCKS CLIMBING CENTER
5781 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | (802) 253-3000 stowe.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/stowe-rocks.aspx
Located in the Adventure Center at Spruce Peaks Village, Stowe Rocks Climbing Center is a state-of-the-art facility featuring climbing challenges for adventure seekers young and old. We are a proud member of the Climbing Wall Association as well as the ClimbSmart!® Program—a national public awareness movement addressing the components of risk in climbing sports, climbers’ safety and personal responsibility.
STOWE, AT NIGHT, LANTERN TOURS
51 Main Street, Stowe Visitor Center (802) 244-1173 newf1ted@aol.com | stowelanterntours.com
Carry our candle lit replica of a 1700’s lantern as you hear entertaining stories of the resident ghosts of Stowe. Hear compelling stories of early settlers and view Stowe’s historic buildings. Tours are late summer,fall and during the Christmas season. Private and group tours available. Highly rated by Trip Advisor, USA TODAY and AAA.
SUNRISE MOUNTAIN GUIDES
94 Ross Hill Road, Morristown, VT (802) 888-3732 | greg@sunrisemountainguides.com sunrisemountainguides.com
Explore the backcountry of Stowe, Vermont and the Mt. Mansfield region with our knowledgable, experienced guides. Offering in skiing, snowshoeing and hiking the winter as well as climbing and other mountain adventures in the summer months.
THE SPA AT SPRUCE PEAK
7412 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT (802) 760-4782 | btvdh-spa@hyatt.com sprucepeak.com/play/spa-and-wellness By nature we all aspire to be well. At The Spa at Spruce Peak, we encourage you to discover new experiences by taking time to relax your mind, heal, and recharge. As a part of the Green Spa Network we embrace sustainability and all-natural products in all our treatments.
UMIAK OUTDOOR OUTFITTERS
849 South Main Street, Stowe, VT (802) 253-2317 | info@umiak.com | umiak.com
Let the adventure begin! We provide an exciting variety of outdoor activities, including summer paddling with kayaks, canoes, and SUPs, plus winter fun like snowshoeing, BC skiing, and sledding. Our store offers everything you need, from retail sales and rentals to tours and instructional classes.
VALLEY DREAM FARM
5901 Pleasant Valley Road, Cambridge, VT (802) 644-6598 valleydreamfarm@gmail.com | valleydreamfarm.com
Come enjoy tales of farming life in Vermont at our farm to table dinners and events. Guests can choose to partake in activities from cutting flowers to harvesting fresh produce while enjoying this delicious agricultural experience like no other.
VERMONT CANOE & KAYAK
4805 VT Route 15, Jeffersonville, VT (802) 644-8336 | vtcanoes@gmail.com | vtcanoeandkayak.com
Canoe, kayak, SUP rentals & shuttles to 3 locations along Lamoille River. Guided tours: Maple Tour, E-bikes & Boats, Ice Cream Float, S’mores Tour, Water & Wine Tour, Morning River Kayak and Kayaks & Cocktails. Embark on a river journey tailored to your spirit of adventure.
VON TRAPP FAMILY LODGE & RESORT
700 Trapp Hill Road, Stowe, VT (800) 826-7000 x 1 | info@trappfamily.com | vontrappresort.com
The von Trapp Family Lodge and Resort is a 96-room resort with 4 restaurants, many farm and forest tours, a brewery and Bierhall. Enjoy miles of hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing and cross country skiing trails as well as rentals for all activities. Come and experience “A Little of Austria & a lot of Vermont”.
FIND LODGING ACCOMMODATIONS
AWOL STOWE | Boutique Hotels & Inns
691 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | $199-$599 29 rooms, 6 cabins (802) 277-6200 | stay@awolstowe.com | awolstowe.com
At AWOL Stowe we celebrate freedom and escape. Located on the fringe of the Cady Hill Forest, AWOL Stowe is tucked away, yet just minutes from the mountains and Stowe’s picturesque downtown. It’s a juxtaposition of Vermont—serenity amidst activity. Private but with plenty of opportunity to interact with other travelers. Isolated but central.
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Breakfast Included, Dining / Restaurant, Pet Friendly Rooms, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool, Lounge / Bar, Outdoor Pool, Recreation Path Access, Spa, Sauna, Winter Shuttle Bus
BLUEBIRD CADY HILL LODGE | Boutique Hotels & Inns
511 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT $149-$329 | 55 rooms, 1 cabin (802) 276-8200 | cadyhill@bluebirdhotels.com | bluebirdcadyhill.com
Bluebird Cady Hill Lodge is your launch pad for Vermont adventure just a short walk to the village of Stowe with exclusive access to the area’s best backcountry trails. Relax and enjoy our pools (indoor and outdoor), playground, shuffleboard court and cozy lodge with a game room, bar and lounge.
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Dining / Restaurant, Pet Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool, Lounge / Bar, Outdoor Pool, Recreation Path Access, Sauna, Winter Shuttle Bus
FIELD GUIDE LODGE | Boutique Hotels & Inns
433 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | $179 (base room off season) to 3 bedroom suite peak ($718) | 33 rooms (802) 253-8088 stay@fieldguidestowe.com | larkhotels.com/hotels/field-guide-lodge
A stylish basecamp for Vermont adventure, Field Guide Lodge is an unexpected and delightful starting point for exploring Stowe in any season. Centrally located in the heart of downtown and a short drive from Mt. Mansfield, Field Guide offers year-round accommodations perfect for any occasion.
Amenities – Breakfast Included, Dining / Restaurant, Pet Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Hot Tub, Lounge / Bar, Recreation Path Access, Winter Shuttle Bus
INNSBRUCK INN AT STOWE | Boutique Hotels & Inns
4361 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | $175-$460 | 26 rooms (802) 308-4334 | reservations@innsbruckinn.com | innsbruckinn.com
This Austrian-inspired property offers newly renovated spacious accommodations, complimentary breakfast and afternoon treats. Enjoy the hot tubs, sauna, seasonal pool and pickleball court. The beautiful property is on the West Branch River, minutes from Mt. Mansfield, sits on the Stowe Rec Path and has access to the mountain biking trails.
Amenities – Breakfast Included, Pet Friendly Rooms, Hot Tub, Outdoor Pool, Sauna
BRASS LANTERN INN | Boutique Hotels & Inns
717 Maple Street, Stowe, VT | $160-$450 | 9 rooms (802) 253-2229 | info@brasslanterninn.com | brasslanterninn.com
Discover Stowe’s award-winning historic family-owned Vermont bed & breakfast inn with amazing mountain views. We offer 9 intimate, peaceful guest rooms, fabulous art and modern conveniences with easy access to all Stowe has to offer, a Select Registry property.
Amenities – Breakfast Included, Dog Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Hot Tub
STOWE MEADOWS LODGE | Boutique Hotels & Inns
3233 Elmore Mountain Road, Elmore, VT | $199-$449/night | 4 rooms (802) 888-0002 | thelodge@stowemeadows.com | stowemeadows.com
2022 Travel Channel #1 in VT and #2 in New England Boutique Hotel. Luxurious suites feature mountain views, private bath, Tempurpedic bed, fireplace, Jacuzzi tub, WiFi, gourmet breakfast and arrival refreshments; GF certified. Private 40-acre couple’s retreat. Gardens, pond, hiking. On Catamount Trail. TripAdvisor Certification of Excellence.
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Breakfast Included, Ski-In, Ski-Out
TÄLTA LODGE | Boutique Hotels & Inns
3343 Mountain Road, Stowe VT | $132-$498 | 52 rooms, 9 cabins (802) 253-7525 | taltalodge@bluebirdhotels.com | taltalodge.com
Talta Lodge is designed with the adventurer in mind. Built for all four season activities—from skiing to mountain biking, to fly fishing and hiking—the property is ideally located along the little river with access points to the Stowe recreation path. Featuring plenty of gear storage, a pump track, an indoor pool, and a sauna, this hotel is your base camp for exploring Stowe, Vermont, and the surrounding area.
Amenities – Breakfast Included, Dining / Restaurant, Pet Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool, Lounge / Bar, Sauna, Winter Shuttle Bus
STOWE CABINS IN THE WOODS | Condos & Cabins
513 Cabin Lane, Waterbury Center VT | $149-$309 | 9 cabins (802) 244-8533 | stay@stowecabins.com | stowecabins.com
Fully-equipped cabins (linens, towels, cookware and tableware included) in a beautiful and private forested setting conveniently located off Route 100 as you approach Stowe. Offering a variety of cabin sizes to fit your needs, some available with fireplaces and whirlpool baths
Amenities – Dog Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly
COMMODORES INN | Hotels & Motels
823 South Main Street, Stowe, VT | $148-$298 | 72 rooms (802) 253-7131 | reservations@commodoresinn.com | commodoresinn.com
Fully-equipped cabins (linens, towels, cookware and tableware included) in a beautiful and private forested setting conveniently located off Route 100 as you approach Stowe. Offering a variety of cabin sizes to fit your needs, some available with fireplaces and whirlpool baths.
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Dog Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool, Restaurant, Winter Shuttle Bus
OUTBOUND STOWE | Hotels & Motels
876 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | $179-$800 | 13 cabins (802) 253-7595 | info@outboundstowe.com | outboundstowe.com
Welcome to Stowe’s newest modern mountain escape. Just a few miles from town and a short ride to Mt. Mansfield, you can enjoy an expansive property with a mix of cozy rooms, lofts, and cabins with modern amenities; the region’s largest outdoor pool; nestled alongside the tranquil West Branch Little River; and direct access to Stowe’s Recreation Path.
Amenities – AAA Rated, Accessible Rooms, Dining / Restaurant, Pet Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Hot Tub, Lounge / Bar, Outdoor Pool, Recreation Path Access, Winter Shuttle Bus
STOWE MOTEL & SNOWDRIFT | Hotels & Motels
2043 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | $115-$215 | 57 rooms (802) 253-7629 | info@stowemotel.com | stowemotel.com
Nestled conveniently between Stowe Village and Stowe Mountain Resort, the Stowe Motel & Snowdrift offers a variety of accommodations, including rooms, efficiencies, apartments, and suites. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a heated pool, game room, and complimentary bikes.
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Pet Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Hot Tub, Outdoor Pool, Recreation Path Access, Winter Shuttle Bus
SUN & SKI INN AND SUITES | Hotels & Motels
1613 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | $170-$734 | 39 rooms, 2 condos (802) 253-7159 | sales@sunandskiinn.com | sunandskiinn.com
Bordered by the Little River and shadowed by Mount Mansfield, Sun & Ski Inn and Suites offers comfortable lodging rooms and amenities for the best vacation. Experience the enrichment of a peaceful mountain setting as well as the excitement of being near the fun!
Amenities – Breakfast Included, Dining / Restaurant, Kid Friendly, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Lounge / Bar, Outdoor Pool, Sauna, Winter Shuttle Bus
FIDDLER’S GREEN INN | Inns and Bed & Breakfasts
4859 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT $99-$175 | 6 rooms (800) 882-5346 | info@fiddlersgreenInn.com | fiddlersgreeninn.com
A small country inn, ca 1820. Minutes to the lifts and away from the traffic. Enjoy your morning coffee in the garden by the babbling brook. Pleasant affordable accommodations. Close to the Rec Path and all winter activities. “The best B&B in Stowe” – Men’s Journal. “Superb French Toast” – Bon Appétit.
Amenities – Dining / Restaurant, Winter Shuttle Bus
GREY FOX INN & RESORT | Resorts
990 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | $141-$790 | 30 rooms, 4 condos (802) 253-8921 | sales@greyfoxinn.com | greyfoxinn.com
Grey Fox Inn & Resort is a boutique hotel in a prime location in Stowe. The West Branch River runs through the far end of our 7.2-acre property, as does the popular Stowe Recreation Path. For fatbike enthusiasts, the inn is located less than one mile from the Cady Hill Forest trails.
Amenities – Breakfast Included, Kid Friendly, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool, Sauna
STOWE MOUNTAIN RENTALS Resorts
7412 Mountain Road, Stowe VT | Starting at $260 | 55 rooms (802) 798-3142 | rentals@stowemountainrentals.com | stowemountainrentals.com
We are a premier vacation rental company that specializes in rentals at the Lodge at Spruce Peak. Stay in a privately owned unit and enjoy lower prices than booking with the competition. Slope-side rooms are ski-in/ski-out. Includes all lodge amenities; spa, heated pool, hot tub, free car and ski valet and more. Come & enjoy Stowe!
Amenities – Dining / Restaurant, Pet Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Hot Tub, Lounge / Bar, Outdoor Pool, Spa, Winter Shuttle Bus
STOWEFLAKE MOUNTAIN RESORT & SPA | Resorts
1746 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | Starting at $189 | 116 rooms, 30 townhouses (800) 253-2232 reservations@stoweflake.com | stoweflake.com
Premier location in Stowe, families, friends & colleagues are invited to relax, reconnect and network. Resort amenities include state of art meeting facilities, indoor/outdoor pools (seasonal), fitness center & wellness programs.
Amenities – Onsite Dining, Game Room, Hot Tub, AAA Rated, Exercise Room, Outdoor Pool, Indoor Pool, Sauna, Pet friendly, Family Friendly, Licensed Lounge
THE LODGE AT SPRUCE PEAK | Resorts
7412 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT | Starting at $300 | 250 rooms, 40 vacation residences (802) 760-4700 | stowereservations@hyatt.com | sprucepeak.com
Stowe’s only slopeside lodging destination. Featuring over 250 guestrooms & suites, private vacation residences and penthouses with premier access to luxury resort amenities you won’t get from other short-term rentals – including outdoor heated pool and TechnoGym fitness center.
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Dog Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Outdoor Pool, Restaurant, Ski-In, Ski-Out, Spa, Winter Shuttle Bus
VON TRAPP FAMILY LODGE & RESORT | Resorts
700 Trapp Hill Road, Stowe VT $235-$955 | 96 rooms, 100 guest houses (800) 826-7000 x 1 | info@vontrappresort.com | vontrappresort.com
The von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort specializes in European-style accommodations and cuisine, spectacular mountain vistas, upscale amenities, and outdoor activities. Situated on 2,600 acres overlooking the classic village of Stowe, Vermont, von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort is the perfect setting for a vacation during any season.
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Dining / Restaurant, Pet Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool, Lounge / Bar, Outdoor Pool, Ski-In, Ski-Out, Sauna, Winter Shuttle Bus
MEADOWSTONE MANOR | Vacation Home
2664 Weeks Hill Road, Stowe, VT | Pricing upon request | 14 rooms (800) 787-5829 | reservations@dripcastle.com | meadowstonemanor.com
Discover the ultimate family getaway at Meadowstone Manor, a 14-bedroom vacation rental nestled on 30 acres of mountain woodland. Perfect for reunions and gatherings, with upscale amenities, complimentary concierge services, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Easy access to world-class skiing and downtown Stowe, making every moment unforgettable.
Amenities – Hot Tub, Exercise Room, Family-Friendly, Pets allowed, Outdoor Pool
STOWE COUNTRY HOMES | Vacation Home
541 South Main Street, Stowe, VT | Starting at $175 (802) 253-8132 | info@stowecountryhomes.com stowecountryhomes.com
Properties vary from studio apartments to estates that sleep up to 20
Our collection of rental homes are privately owned, immaculately maintained and well-stocked.
From one-bedroom slopeside condos and rustic cabins in the woods to mountain modern designs and sprawling estates, we’ve got you covered. Our homes boast extras a-plenty— hot tubs, swimming pools, game rooms, gourmet kitchens, dog-friendly—just ask!
Amenities – Accessible Rooms, Dog Friendly Rooms, Kid Friendly, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Outdoor Pool, Recreation Path Access, Ski-In, Ski-Out, Winter Shuttle Bus
