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From Mountain Slopes to Après-Ski Favorites, Vermont's Ski Towns Offer Winter Adventures, Cozy Stays and Plenty to Enjoy Beyond the Lifts.
From Stowe and Killington to Sugarbush and beyond, Vermont’s ski towns offer mountain adventures, après-ski dining, cozy lodging and year-round charm.
Activities
Bromley Mountain is home to Vermont's last operating Alpine Slide and North America's first triple-tracked slide. Stretching two-thirds of a mile down the mountain, this classic Southern Vermont attraction is one summer tradition worth experiencing again and again.
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Hotels
Swim from indoors into a heated outdoor pool surrounded by snow and mountain views at Spruce Peak, one of my favorite Stowe winter experiences.
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Budget Stays
Stay, dine, and unwind at Madbush Falls in Waitsfield, where a boutique adventure lodge, restaurant, and waterfall saunas come together.
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Hikes
A short hike through the woods at von Trapp Resort leads to a hand-built stone chapel with a remarkable World War II story.
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Destinations
Vermont's ski towns aren't just for winter. These five mountain destinations offer scenic lift rides, incredible foliage, local food, and fall adventures.
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Destinations
Seesaw's Lodge near Bromley Mountain combines a storied ski lodge history with beautifully renovated accommodations. Here's what I loved about our stay.
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Destinations
There aren’t many Vermont restaurants where you can settle into an oversized leather chair beside an open fire, order a great Vermont craft beer and take…
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Where to Stay
You don't have to ski to love Killington. Here's my experience staying at the Killington Grand, from the mountain views to the heated outdoor pool.
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