Introduction to Stowe

If you are an avid skier, the name Stowe might ring a bell. This charming town, home to fewer than 800 residents, transforms into a bustling hub for winter sports enthusiasts each year. However, the allure of Stowe extends far beyond its ski resorts. Nestled near Mount Mansfield, it offers a mixture of outdoor activities and scenic beauty that visitors can enjoy throughout the year.

Outdoor Adventures Beyond Skiing

While Stowe is renowned for its ski slopes, the town also provides a wealth of experiences for those who enjoy hiking, biking, and camping. One notable feature is the paved Stowe Recreation Path, which meanders through the heart of the community. This scenic pathway invites both pedestrians and cyclists to explore the gorgeous landscape. Further afield, Smugglers’ Notch State Park presents a perfect setting for more adventurous outdoor activities amid stunning natural views.

Community Insights from a Local Expert

Jamen Yeaton-Masi, the vice president of operations for VBT Bicycling Vacations and Country Walkers, has a deep connection to Stowe. Having lived in the area for many years, she emphasizes that Stowe remains a treasured small town in Vermont worth exploring. Her insights reflect the vibrant community spirit and diverse opportunities for outdoor recreation that define this charming destination.