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Things to do in Vermont, United States: The Best Ski & Snowboard Areas
Whether you’re exploring Vermont’s covered bridges, visiting Quechee Gorge or skiing at Killington, you’ll find Vermont to be picture-perfect. If you’re the outdoorsy type, you’ll love Vermont. In winter, of course, there’s plenty of skiing and snowboarding. In the warmer months, however, Vermont offers plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking, fishing and boating. If you enjoy boating, swimming and fishing, a vacation rental on Lake Champlain might be perfect for you.
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1. Kingdom Trail System
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Seventy-five miles of trails around Burke Mountain.
2. Snowshoe the Notch
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Middlebury College Snow Bowl
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
No long lines, friendly people and more than 100 acres of open terrain make this a treasure among Vermont's ski areas.
Reviewed By G2258YKpaulp - Montpelier, United States
The Snow Bowl will never compete with the likes of Killington or Sugarbush, but as a fantastic place to spend the day skiing with family- it's well worth it. The terrain is varied and features a lot of winding, tight trails so typical of New England. Easy to move between the two main lifts, which run perpendicular to each other. Food in the lodge is good and inexpensive. Every run there's something new to explore and see, and the views west are beautiful.
4. Sharp Park
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By aaronk1047 - Milton, United States
Great place no matter what the season Segways awesome trails, great sledding, friendly staff, huge barn for your parties
5. Spruce Peak at Stowe
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4.5 based on 97 reviews
Smooth and gentle runs make this Stowe area mountain ideal for children and first-time skiers.
Reviewed By Bananaz4vegan - Santa Clarita, United States
Could use a few more shops and restaurants on property but overall just a perfect hotel. Rooms are really REALLY pretty. The outdoor ice skating rink was magical. Very organized for a large hotel.
6. Stowe Mountain Resort Cross-Country Touring Center
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4.5 based on 33 reviews
This touring center offers nearly 50 miles of ski trails as well as a new six-mile snowshoe trail.
7. Trapp Family Lodge Outdoor Center
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4.5 based on 524 reviews
At the Trapp Family Lodge Outdoor Center the question isn’t what to do. The question is, where do you start? From sunrise to sunset, and in every season, there is an invigorating adventure or relaxing activity waiting for you at every turn. The Trapp Family Lodge is a 2,500 acre mecca for the outdoor and nature enthusiast. In the Winter there is cross country skiing, back country skiing and snowshoeing. In the Summer there is mountain biking, disc golf, hiking,Nordic walking and even concerts in our meadow. The lists go on and on for people of all ages!
Reviewed By SpyderP45 - Marcy, United States
When you're looking for an awesome place to stretch your legs, wether it's cross country skiing, snowshoeing or just walking around the property this is your place. Beautiful scenery, great groomed trails, fantastic wooded trails, sleigh rides (private entity) and just an overall relaxing experience, You'll certainly enjoy your time here, there really is nothing like it!
8. Burke Mountain Resort
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4.5 based on 101 reviews
Nestled in the northern corner of Vermont and the serenity of East Burke's countryside, Burke Mountain Resort is a playground for adventure. Seasonal offerings include Ski / Ride, Ski Lessons, Downhill Mountain Bike Park and lift fed trails. Year round community and resort events will round out your perfect getaway.
Reviewed By msf22b - New York City, United States
My wife and I ski regularly at Burke Mt...On weekdays, we roll out of bed from our nearby house as late as we like and are on the Mt. by 10...and its all yours...There are no lines, no crowds, even the celebrated ski academy (Mikaela Shiffrin trained there) has its own dedicated lift and trail. When it is fully open (takes a bit longer than the mega resorts) the upper mountain provides a sweet variety of well groomed dark blues that tend to go straight down the mountain and are therefor quite consistently challenging for the average intermediate. I can't speak for the quality of the tree skiing, nor the ungroomed blacks, but suspect that they don't compare to big brother Jay; 40 minutes or so up the road. But if you have young uns with you or are a novice adult, the lower mountain is one of the more perfect places to develop skills. There is a moving carpet for beginners (not teeny-tiny either), followed by a T-bar which opens a substantial novice slope. Once you master that run, you can take the lower mountain chair, which opens a wide but lengthy green, perfect for further skill development with even two light blues available. The whole is perhaps among the best beginning to novice area in Vermont and the main chair is modern and fast. Combine all of this with being able to observe the training of some of the hottest, young skiers in the world, a new large scale hotel situated right between the upper and lower mountain and you have the perfect recipe for a family ski week. And weekends? Yeah, there are a few more people, you might have to wait 45 seconds to get on the lift.
9. Mount Ascutney
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4.5 based on 84 reviews
Mountain and state park in Windsor, Vermont.
Reviewed By 45raymondc - Stoughton, United States
Nice Hike to the Tower. There is a person fee. Plenty of trails . You can drive to near the top of the mountain and hike about a mile to the Tower .. Great views for those who physically cannot hike. The tower hike about a mile. Not a tough hike, but it is still a incline hike . Beautiful scenery at the parking and once at the top of the tower scenery is amazing ..
10. Stowe Mountain Resort
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4.5 based on 975 reviews
A classic Vermont ski getaway, popular with families because of its excellent ski/snowboard school and child-friendly amenities.
Reviewed By bhink0506 - Medford, United States
Most people probably come here in Winter, but Stowe is as charming in Summer. The gondola ride to the (almost) top of the mountain is breathtaking, and the hiking trails from there are a lot of fun. Some are trails very treacherous, so be sure to wear proper shoes and be in proper shape to hike them. The views are wonderful. I highly recommend Stowe.
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