How to Plan a Magical Vermont Winter Vacation-Luxury Hotels, Ski Resorts, and Off-mountain Activities Included
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How to Plan a Magical Vermont Winter Vacation-Luxury Hotels, Ski Resorts, and Off-mountain Activities Included
"Visiting Vermont in the winter is like stepping into a classic children's book. Chimneys puff delicate swirls of smoke over cozy villages, covered bridges cross icy creeks, and kids in brightly colored snowsuits careen down sledding hills. The temperature is brisk, snow is falling, and everyone's a little more jolly. And why shouldn't they be? Winter in the Green Mountain State is as fun as it is beautiful."
"Vermont is a renowned ski and snowboard destination with more than 20 ski areas. While there's fun to be had at all of the ski mountains, Stowe Mountain Resort, Okemo Mountain Resort, and Killington Ski Resort are generally regarded as a few of Vermont's best ski resorts. Stowe and Okemo are on the Epic Pass, making it easy to hit both during your trip, while Killington boasts the largest acreage on the East Coast and one of the biggest vertical drops in New England."
"Lovers of deep powder, however, should head to Jay Peak Resort. This hidden gem claims to get more snow than any other East Coast resort (due in part to a location that's heavily affected by jet streams). It also has a lenient inbounds policy, meaning you can chase untouched powder stashes in the backcountry in addition to skiing the resort's 81 groomed trails."
Vermont in winter features chimneys puffing smoke over cozy villages, covered bridges crossing icy creeks, and children sledding in bright snowsuits, creating a classic, picturesque atmosphere. Snowfall and brisk temperatures make outdoor activities appealing. The state hosts more than 20 ski areas, with Stowe, Okemo, and Killington often considered top resorts; Stowe and Okemo participate on the Epic Pass, while Killington offers the largest East Coast acreage and a major vertical drop. Jay Peak receives exceptional snowfall and permits aggressive backcountry exploration alongside 81 groomed trails. Smugglers' Notch caters well to families with a strong ski school and childcare. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are widely available, including notable trails at Trapp Family Lodge.
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