Mt. Snow is one of Southern Vermont’s most iconic ski destinations, drawing winter lovers from across New England. The mountain is known for its laid-back energy, wide-open terrain, and consistently great snowmaking — which means reliable conditions all season long. With over 80 trails spread across four mountain faces, there’s something for every level: wide groomers for cruising, challenging steeps for advanced skiers, and terrain parks that consistently rank among the best on the East Coast.

Off the slopes, you’ll find plenty to keep the energy going. The base area is lively with après-ski spots, local breweries pouring Vermont craft favorites, and restaurants that range from casual bites to cozy sit-down dinners. Families will love tubing at the Coca-Cola Tube Park or joining in on Mount Snow’s seasonal events, like torchlight parades and fireworks. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing trails wind through the valley, offering a quieter way to enjoy the winter landscape.

For those looking to mix skiing with relaxation, Mount Snow’s spa offerings and nearby hot tubs are a welcome way to end a day on the mountain. Whether you’re chasing first chair or just want to soak in the winter vibe, Mount Snow delivers a true Vermont mountain experience.

Molly Stark State Park offers two miles of scenic trails perfect for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter. With winding pathways and peaceful surroundings, it’s an ideal spot for all skill levels to enjoy a serene winter escape. Whether on the foot trails or park roadways, you'll experience the beauty of Vermont’s winter landscape up close.

Stratton brings a polished, resort-style approach to Vermont winters. Known for its upscale village, high-speed lifts, and perfectly groomed runs, Stratton has built a reputation as a go-to mountain for both serious skiers and those who love the full resort experience. The mountain offers nearly 100 trails with a mix of beginner-friendly slopes, long cruisers, and challenging black diamonds — plus glades that fill up when the snow falls deep.

The Stratton Village is its own destination: a European-style pedestrian plaza with shops, après spots, and dining options ranging from casual pizza to upscale farm-to-table. After skiing, guests can explore boutiques, grab hot chocolate by a firepit, or relax at the spa. Stratton also has one of the best snow sports schools in the region, making it a great choice for families introducing kids to skiing or snowboarding.

Beyond alpine skiing, Stratton offers fat biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and even yoga and fitness classes — ideal for those who want variety during a winter stay. With frequent events, live music, and a lively après scene, Stratton feels like a complete winter resort getaway where you can balance mountain adventure with leisure time.

A true indie theater has a home here in West Dover. This 181-seat venue boasts the highest-quality projection and sound around. Check out what's playing!

Tucked in downtown Wilmington, Cherry Press Printmaking is a community-driven studio where visitors can roll up their sleeves and explore the art of printmaking. From letterpress and screenprinting to woodcut and monotype, the space offers workshops, classes, and open studio time in a warm, hands-on environment. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just looking to try something new, Cherry Press invites you to slow down, get creative, and leave Vermont with a one-of-a-kind piece made by you.

The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) is a vibrant hub for modern art, showcasing an eclectic mix of music, sculpture, dance, film, and more. Known for its vast galleries and dynamic indoor and outdoor performance spaces, it’s also home to Wilco's popular Solid Sound Festival, celebrating innovative, boundary-pushing art in all its forms.

Bennington Museum presents and explores the rich culture of southern Vermont, eastern New York State, northwestern Massachusetts, and southern New Hampshire in all its forms, from the 18th century to the present. They connect you with objects of art and history, and put them into context across time and place through innovative exhibitions and programming, virtually and in-person, year round.

The Clark’s mission unites quality art, pastoral beauty, and a commitment to inspiring ideas, creating a unique space for both contemplation and exploration and they nail it. Our favorite piece at the Clark Institute is the striking 19.5-foot-tall Crystal installation by German artist Thomas Schütte now stands atop a grassy hill, inviting visitors to reflect on art and nature. Clad in zinc-plated copper and lined with pine, this angular structure frames a stunning view of the Berkshire landscape. 

Step back into history at Hildene, the elegant 19-room estate of Robert Todd Lincoln (Abraham Lincoln’s son) nestled in the hills above Manchester, Vermont. The mansion is beautifully preserved, full of original furnishings, family portraits, and sweeping views of the Taconic and Green Mountains.

Beyond the house itself, explore the gardens, greenhouse, carriage barn, and the restored Pullman car “Sunbeam” — once used by Robert Lincoln and his family during rail travel. In summer months, guided tours bring the house to life with stories of the Lincoln family, their influence on the region, and Vermont life in the early 20th century. In the off-season, the grounds still offer a peaceful walk through gardens and over scenic trails.

The course moves through spectacular Vermont countryside and provides stunning views of the Green Mountains, including the peaks of Mount Snow and Haystack. Picture tamaracks, oaks, birches and sugar maples lining fairways while the mountains provide a majestic backdrop.

Horace Hill Disc Golf Course sits just off Vermont Route 100 in the heart of West Dover village. The 53-acre property was purchased by the Town of Dover in 2019 to both preserve the land and expand local recreation opportunities.

In 2023, the town began developing the site with a professionally designed network of hiking and mountain biking trails. Today, it’s also home to a world-class 18-hole disc golf course — a highlight on Vermont’s tournament circuit and a hub for local leagues and seasonal events throughout spring, summer, and fall.

Mount Snow has been a mountain biking destination for decades, offering thrilling downhill terrain and a trail system built on a rich biking heritage. Recent upgrades include berms, ladders, dirt jumps, and man-made features to keep pace with modern bike park standards. Home to Gateway, one of the East's longest beginner-friendly downhill trails, Mount Snow is perfect for riders of all levels—whether you're just starting out or ready to let gravity do the work.

SVPBC offers 8 modern outdoor courts and a welcoming community vibe. Join for lessons, clinics, and round-robins, or drop in for casual play with locals and visitors alike. It’s the perfect place to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy one of the fastest-growing sports.

Tee off at Haystack Golf Course, a scenic 18-hole layout designed to be fun and fair for all levels, with wide fairways, rolling greens, and mountain views at every turn. After your round, head to The Stack Restaurant, the onsite Italian steakhouse, for a relaxed meal indoors or on the patio. Perfect for a full day of golf and good food in the Green Mountains. 

At 2400 feet, this 398-acre park has the highest elevation campground of any park in Vermont. Woodford is located on a mountain plateau surrounding Adams Reservoir. The high elevation spruce/fir/birch forest provides an ideal setting for the park. Woodford borders the George Aiken Wilderness Area, which is in the Green Mountain National Forest. There are several lakes and ponds in the surrounding area.