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Skiing in Vermont isn't just an activity: it's a lifestyle that locals and frequent visitors have wholeheartedly adopted.
It's about the hunt for the perfect stretch of powder. It's about spending your days flying down a Green Mountains slope and
your nights enjoying a delectable meal from an award-winning restaurant.
For those of you who believe bigger really is better, Killington offers the opportunity to get lost on the largest ski and
snowboard resort in eastern North America. Recent improvements to the 50-plus year-old resort have made it better than ever.
Okemo Mountain Resort provides modern amenities, a vertical of 2,200 feet, and runs for all abilities. Stowe Mountain Resort
sits on Mt. Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak (4,395 ft.), lends itself to longer trails and loads of charm.
Many Endless Vacation Rentals properties put you at or near these favored ski destinations and offer amenities such as heated
outdoor pools to soothe those aching muscles so you can enjoy yet another day on the slopes.
Don't like to ski? That's OK. The beauty and charm of Vermont isn't lost on those who prefer to avoid the slopes. Skate on
a frozen pond, shop for local arts and crafts, build a snowman - or simply après ski back at your Endless Vacation Rentals
bed and breakfast or resort.
Warmer weather offers other opportunities to enjoy the clapboard villages of this fair state: windsurfing and sailing on the
Inland Sea, exploring the state's farms, vineyards and maple sugarhouses, fly fishing for trout along a quiet stream - whatever
your heart desires - proving anytime is a great time to make Vermont your vacation home.
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Golden Eagle Resort is a private, family friendly resort situated on 80 acres at the edge of the historic Stowe village. The Golden Eagle boasts spectacular mountain views, comfortable lodging, a heated pool and more. Convenient to shops, restaurants, a movie theater, a recreation path and an abunda ... Read More >>
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Enjoy the rugged beauty of Vermont while staying at The Grand Summit Hotel at Mount Snow. Enjoy schussing down one of nearby Mount Snow's challenging ski runs in the winter or hiking those same mountain trails in the summer. In the fall, drive the twisting mountain roads to revel in the beauty of th ... Read More >>
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Okemo's newest ski-in/ski-out Village is waiting for you and includes 16 new trails, five new lifts, and a high-speed gondola. Experience it all when you stay at the Jackson Gore Inn, which features 117 well-appointed units, a full health club, an indoor/outdoor swimming pool, and a host of other lu ... Read More >>
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Killington's only mountainside hotel offers studios and suites with convenient walk-up access to the links and slopes. Each unit at Killington Grand Hotel & Crown Club also has a full kitchen and an entertainment unit. Other helpful amenities include wireless Internet access, a seasonal restaura ... Read More >>
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Mountain Estates at Smugglers' Notch is nestled in the heart of Vermont's Green Mountains, giving you easy access to an array of outdoor activities, such as hiking, swimming, tennis, and year-round sightseeing. Mountain Estates at Smugglers’ Notch also is near Burlington's Church Street Marketplace, ... Read More >>
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Ascutney Mountain Resort is the perfect place to escape and explore the New England countryside. In winter, enjoy skiing the 57 different trails on Ascutney Mountain, as well as snowboarding and cross-country skiing. The on-site ski school also features children's programs. In summer, the fun contin ... Read More >>
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Smugglers' Notch Resort is nestled in the heart of Vermont's Green Mountains. From here you can enjoy hiking, swimming, fishing, tennis, and year-round sight-seeing. Just 30 minutes from Burlington's Church Street Marketplace, a short drive to the village of Stowe, and less than two hours to Montrea ... Read More >>
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New England offers beautiful fall foliage and the best skiing in the Eastern states. But your vacation home at The Village Green at Stowe offers a wide variety of activities regardless of the season. Summer guests can play tennis, golf, swim in the large outdoor pool, hike, or take a thrilling ride ... Read More >>
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Enjoy all the fun of Vermont from centrally located Cedarbrook Resort. You'll find Killington's 200-plus trails just minutes away. Killington's extensive snowmaking capabilities allow you to enjoy one of the longest ski seasons in the East. Cedarbrook’s heated outdoor pool provides wonderful relaxat ... Read More >>
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For year-round outdoor sports and gorgeous scenery, try the Crafts Inn, which was designed in 1898 by Stanford White and is now registered as a National Historic Landmark. The Crafts Inn provides an indoor pool, racquetball court, and saunas. The Mount Snow ski area is within 6 miles. In addition to ... Read More >>
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Mountainside Resort at Stowe is nestled in the heart of Vermont's Green Mountains, just minutes away from skiing, snowboarding, dining and shopping. Resort amenities include an indoor pool, saunas and hot tub. In summer, on-site fun at Mountainside switches to the tennis courts. Other nearby activit ... Read More >>
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Basin Harbor Club’s 700 acres include more than 1 mile of shoreline on Lake Champlain, and access to three restaurants featuring eclectic cuisine cocktail bars and weekly outdoor dinners. Other resort amenities include conference facilities, an 18-hole championship golf course, tennis courts, resort ... Read More >>
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Killington Townhouses, noted as the best ski resort in the Northeast, is ideally located less than 5 miles from the Killington ski area. Spectacular mountain views await visitors. Included in each spacious townhouse is a wood burning fireplace, whirlpool tub and DSL Internet. Truly a four season res ... Read More >>
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Located only 2 miles from area ski attractions, North Star Vacation Club is a perfect year-round getaway. In winter, Killington boasts seven mountains, 200 trails, and 30 lifts, comprising the largest ski area east of the Rockies. In warmer months, area activities include swimming, tennis, horseback ... Read More >>
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Located on 17 acres of open meadow along the Mad River, the Seasons Resort combines outdoor activity with relaxation. An outdoor pool and tennis courts are located on-site as well as direct access to the river for great fishing. Canoes and kayaks can be rented locally, or you can join one of the man ... Read More >>
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It's Arthur's Fault (Jericho). This isn't actually a restaurant, but a cooking class in the home of Arthur and Laurel Shelmandine,
held each Friday and Saturday. Arthur, recently featured in the Burlington Free Press, teaches aspiring chefs from all walks
of life how to make everything from gourmet pizza to Moroccan cuisine.
The Mist Grill (Waterbury). Start your day at the Mist Grill, where the fresh coffee and pancakes with diced Vermont apples
will prepare you for the day ahead - and the incredible views of the waterfalls will stay with you even longer.
 Play...
Ski, ski and ski some more. There are more ski resorts in Vermont than there are candles on a Miley Cyrus birthday cake. A
few of our favorites: Stowe Mountain, Okemo Mountain, Killington and Burke Mountain.
Go sledding. Grab your snowshoes, strap your sled on your back and head up the nearest hill for thrill that's sure to make
you young again. If maximum speed is your objective, a pair of Vermont-based companies (Mad River Rocket Company and Hamerhead
Sleds) produce performance sleds. Great hills for sledding include Burlington Country Club in Burlington, Marshall Hill in
Stowe and Landry Park in Winooski.
 Explore...
Rekindle romance on a sleigh ride. Sleigh rides with loved ones through the snow-covered countryside have become a Vermont
tradition. Several ride packages are available through a variety of local bed and breakfasts.
Norman Rockwell Museum (Rutland). Much of Norman Rockwell's art mirrors small-town life in Vermont, where he moved his family
in 1939. The museum, a short day-trip from Killington, features a complete collection of Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post
covers and is open year-round, except holidays.
Take a dog sled tour. Some Vermont kennels, such as Peace Pups Dogsledding, offer the chance to explore the countryside while
being pulled by Siberian Huskies.
Ben and Jerry's. If you're headed to Vermont with little ones in tow, you'll owe it to them to make a stop by this Waterbury-based
factory. The tour is free, and comes with a free sample.
 Shop...
Church Street Marketplace (Burlington). This four-block, pedestrian mall in downtown Burlington features a pleasurable mix
of local stores and well-known names, such as Champlain Clothing, Urban Outfitters and Banana Republic. Located along the
Lake Champlain shoreline, the views aren't bad, either.
Stowe's boutiques and shops. In Stowe, the shops and coffee houses are family-run establishments, with nary a chain in sight.
Find all the gear you'll need for a day on the slopes, as well as a variety of locally grown foods and one-of-a-kind crafts.
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This is provided for informational purposes only. Endless Vacation Rentals does not endorse any of the resort activities, guides, vendors or service providers described. It is the individual’s responsibility to investigate the safety and suitability of any activity, and the credentials and fitness of any guide, vendor or service provider. Endless Vacation Rentals expressly denies any liability for engaging in any activity, and for using any guide, vendor or services provider, that may be mentioned or described in any Endless Vacation Rentals advertisement or publication. Additional fees and restrictions may apply to any activity or service. |
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