Why Stowe
Stowe is classic New England: a white-steepled village at the foot of Mount Mansfield, Vermont’s highest peak, with good skiing in winter and one of the most spectacular falls in the country.
How to choose for your trip
- Charm: Stowe Village.
- Skiing: the Mountain Road or the resort base.
- Tight budget: Waterbury or Morrisville.
When to go
- Good time to save
- Peak season: pricier and busier
- ❄ Usual snow season
- A guide only: varies each year.
Best months to save: Jan, Mar, Sep, Oct
Check availability for those dates →Winter (December to March)
Skiing on Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak. Christmas and February vacation are the priciest.
Fall (late September and October)
One of the best places in New England for fall foliage: very high demand, especially on weekends.
Summer (June to August)
Trails, the Stowe Recreation Path for biking and walking, and charming villages.
Getting there
- The nearest airport is Burlington, about 45 minutes away. Boston is about 3 hr 30 min by car.
- Smugglers' Notch road closes in winter.
- In winter, use snow tires; mountain roads can be icy.

