My first time in Vermont, it progressively felt more and more like a place I could call home…so good, I just couldn’t seem to leave. I ended up staying an extra ten days hopping around its towns and slopes. While I knew how wonderful the skiing is, I got off the slopes to explore outside the lines. Enjoy my Winter Guide to Feeling Alive in the Green Mountain State.
EXPERIENCES WE LONG TO RETURN TO EXPLORE AGAIN…
BURLINGTON:
Brunch at Penny Cluse Cafe
Warm up at the Asiana Noodle Shop
Local brews at Citizen Cider
Pizza at American Flatbread
Farm to Table dinner + stay at Hotel Vermont
STOWE:
Stretch out at the Yoga Barn
More than a menu at Sushi Yoshi
Caffeinate at Black Cap Coffee
Daytime hike through Kirchner Woods
Sunset hike to Sunset Rock
Stay Ski on Ski off at Stowe Mountain Lodge
SMUGGLERS NOTCH:
Ziplining with Arbor Trek Canopy Tours
MT. SNOW:
Go backcountry with Snowmobile Vermont/High Country Vermont
Hot meal and friendly bartenders at The Last Chair Bar + Grill
Best buns in town at Sticky Fingers Bakery
Rent right on the mountain with TPW Vacation Rentals Mt. Snow
DON’T LEAVE WITHOUT…
-Crossing a covered bridge. Cornish Windsor Covered Bridge is the longest in Vermont
–Making many purposeful wrong turns with your camera in hand
-Eating something with maple + bacon
Special thank you to the following people for showing me an incredible experience…
Mark from High Country Vermont
Arbor Trek
TPW Vacations
Jordan at Stowe Mountain Resort
Deana Rock + Al Levy
Samantha Rudofsky
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