Top Things to do in Mad River Valley
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Top 5 Nature & Parks in Mad River Valley, Mad River Valley
Discover the best top things to do in Mad River Valley, United States including View Trail, Sugarbush Resort, Mad River Glen, Mad River, Warren Falls.
Restaurants in Mad River Valley
1. View Trail
2. Sugarbush Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 333 reviews
Sugarbush Resort is located in the historic Mad River Valley of Vermont. With two mountains, sixteen lifts, one hundred and eleven trails, three terrain parks, and the 2,000-acre Slide Brook Basin, there is no question that Sugarbush is one of New England’s largest ski areas. Amenities include multiple base lodges, equipment rentals, ski/ride instruction, lodging, restaurants, and retail.
Reviewed By VermontJonathan - Addison, United States
Sugarbush has a wide variety of terrain and really fun trails. There’s a reason so many locals come here! Whether you are on Sugarbush’s Lincoln Peak or Mount Ellen, you will find fun trails and there’s even a lift connecting the two which can make for a lot of ground to cover when you’re here! They also seem to get a ton of snow here, so the conditions are often excellent.
3. Mad River Glen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Popular Vermont ski area and New England's best ski buy.
Reviewed By JohnnieTraveller - Boston, United States
This is the real thing! No corporate crap or pretense. This is a skiers only area frequented by purists. From the first arrival, to the unassuming parking lot, the modest lodge and the iconic ‘single chair’, this mountain is different from the pack. A refreshing change from the crush of bigger collective-owners and their need for more ticket sales, and thus more skiers. The terrain is not for beginners, and is more reminiscent of Rocky Mountain steeps and trees. A wonderful Mecca for every skier. Enjoy
4. Mad River
5. Warren Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By HoosierGal60
What a wonderful swimming hole, and fairly easy to access. We got great movies, but alas, we were there on a cool and rainy day, and could not fully enjoy all that the location had to offer. Bummer!
