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Fun Things to Do in Stowe, Vermont
Experience the charm of life in one of New England’s most beautiful mountain villages. Our location, across the street from the internationally acclaimed Stowe Recreation Path and on the Mountain Shuttle route, provides easy access to all the wonderful activities Stowe has to offer.
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Shopping |
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The Village of Stowe offers many shopping delights, from hand-dipped chocolates, to antiques, art galleries, ski and sporting goods, handcrafted pottery and other Vermont-made crafts. You can also visit Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Factory in nearby Waterbury and sample your favorite flavor of ice cream. And don't forget to pick up a bottle of Vermont's finest maple syrup for your friends back home. |
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Dining |
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Step to the right out the front door and treat yourself to a rich, delicious coffee at Black Cap Coffee Cafe or follow Main Street down to Plate, Harrison's, Cafe on Main or The Whip. For more indulgence, drop in on IC Scoops for traditional and unique flavors of homemade ice cream. Don't miss the Cliff House Summit series for inspired dining at 3,625 feet! |
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Hiking |
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Whether you are in boots or snowshoes you'll find plenty of trails in Stowe. Trail maps can be found in each room or ask us for a recommendation.4 |
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Sledding and Tubing |
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Right behind the elementary School on Marshall Hill or ask us for summer time tubing on the Little River. |
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Golf |
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We have got some beautiful courses and Paul is the man to talk to on this one. Ask about discounted greens fees for our guests at Country Club of Vermont, the second top rated golf venue in Vermont 2015-2016 by Golf Digest. |
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History |
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History buffs can stroll historic Stowe Village, and visit Stowe Historical Society right around the corner on School Street. Stowe Lantern Tours offers entertaining and informative candlelit tours of Stowe Village with a passion for ghost stories. Take a day trip to the Shelburne Museum one of country's most diverse museums of art, design and Americana over 45 pastoral acres of Vermont country side. |
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Art |
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Check out the latest exhibit at the Helen Day Art Center right around the corner and the interesting galleries on Main Street and the Mountain Road. Stowe Exposed is an summertime outdoor exhibit with installations throughout the Village and along the Recreation Path. If sculpture is your thing you won't want to miss the West Branch Gallery's outdoor sculpture park...we always have fun there! |
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Performing Arts |
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Stowe Theatre Guild: Quality live theatre presented by a non-profit, volunteer community theatre organization. Performances held across the street at the Stowe Town Hall.
Stowe Performing Arts: From May to August this community organization brings high quality performances to the Stowe Community. Noon Music in May every Wednesday at noon across the street at the Stowe Community Church, Gazebo Concerts around the corner on the lawn of the Helen Day Memorial Building and our favorite, Music in the Meadow at Trapp Family Lodge Concert Meadow where folks bring blankets, picnics and are known to kick up their heels when the mood strikes.
Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center: At the foot of Mount Mansfield, this 420-seat simple barn-like theater with heavy timber and truss roof offers an intimate connection between the audience and the stage and boasts state-of-the-art acoustics, audio, and projection systems. Laura kicked off her 50th birthday year by taking in an amazing James Taylor concert at this special place. |
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Farmer's Market |
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On Sunday mornings follow the signs to the vibrant Stowe Farmer's Market that bustles with produce vendors, arts and crafts, food trucks and musicians. |
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