What to do in Vermont

Activities, attractions and tours

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1. Stowe Mountain Resort

Plan for a vacation of breathtaking scenery, sporting adventures and performing arts at Stowe Mountain Resort. Ski in winter and bike, hike and play golf in summer. Watch live music performances, dine at the varied restaurants and shop for upscale fashion and sporting apparel. Stowe Mountain Resort sits on the slopes of 4,393-foot-tall (1,339-meter) Mt. Mansfield, the highest mountain in Vermont.
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2. Stratton Mountain Resort

Outdoor enthusiasts will find a selection of activities to entertain them at Stratton Mountain Resort. In winter, snow covers the mountain peak and 11 lifts provide skiers and snowboarders of all levels with access to 97 trails. In summer, embark on hikes, go biking along mountain tracks and challenge friends or family to games of golf and tennis.
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3. Church Street Marketplace

Church Street Marketplace is an outdoor plaza flanked by shops, restaurants and cafés. The pedestrianized area is the lively heart of Burlington, where festivals and events take place. Get a sense of the local region by chatting to vendors and fellow travelers in this fashionable zone.
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4. Mount Snow

Mount Snow is a ski resort in the Green Mountain National Forest of southern Vermont. The resort is a popular choice for skiers and boarders for its proximity to metropolitan areas and its expansive terrain parks. Perfect your technique on a wide range of intermediate-graded runs or learn new tricks on the resort’s Carinthia terrain park.
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5. Jay Peak Ski Resort

Visit Jay Peak for a memorable experience in Vermont’s spectacular Green Mountains. Carve down gorgeous powder runs on your skis or snowboard, let kids play at modern entertainment facilities and indulge in a luxurious resort lifestyle.
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6. Killington Resort

Killington Resort is a mountain retreat for all seasons and all ages. Discover snow-based sports, nature trails, an alpine roller coaster, a scenic gondola ride and a lively après-ski atmosphere. The resort spreads across seven mountain areas, which collectively form part of New England’s Green Mountains. Whether visiting in summer or winter, enjoy the breathtaking views of tall peaks and alpine meadows.
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7. Smugglers Notch

Bring the kids to Smugglers’ Notch Resort, a special destination designed to provide perfect family vacation experiences on the snowy slopes. Cozy condominium-style accommodations complement an abundance of activities. The resort village is a true family community.
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8. Sugarbush Ski Resort

Sugarbush Ski Resort is a favored snowfield in Northern Vermont, where the Mad River Valley sweeps up to the summits of Mount Ellen and Lincoln Peak. Explore an exciting range of ski trails, from beginner runs to black-diamond terrain. Ride the modern ski lifts to well-maintained ski fields or search for fresh powder on the resort’s backcountry ski areas.
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9. Waterfront Park

Waterfront Park is a scenic setting covering about 900 feet (270 meters) of the eastern shoreline of Lake Champlain. The park has several trails, pretty floral displays and a boardwalk offering excellent views of the water. Stroll along the gentle paths of this Burlington park with your family.
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What to do in Vermont


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Downtown Burlington

If you're spending some time in Downtown Burlington, Church Street Marketplace and Flynn Center for the Performing Arts are top sights worth seeing.

Malletts Bay

Though Malletts Bay may not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Sunset Drive-In Theater and North Beach.

Stowe Village Historic District

The picture-perfect mountain views and abundant dining options are top of the list for many visitors to Stowe Village Historic District. A stop by Vermont Ski Museum or Helen Day Art Center might round out your trip.

South End

While visiting South End, you might make a stop by sights like World's Tallest Filing Cabinet and Blanchard Beach.

West Branch

If you're spending some time in West Branch, Alchemist Brewery and Stowe Golf Park are top sights worth seeing.


 

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