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Winter Getaways - VT Statewide

For people around the world, and even in New England, the state of Vermont is considered the gold standard for beauty and adventure in the winter. The snow-covered mountains, flat river valleys, and warm small towns welcome visitors for active outdoor fun, like skiing and ice skating, relaxed outdoor fun, like horse-drawn sleigh rides, and spectator fun, at pond hockey and winter festivals. Vermont innkeepers and ski mountains understand visitor needs: you can easily hire a guide, rent equipment, take some lessons, find a babysitter, or track down a steak dinner – whatever is your winter pleasure, Vermont hospitality is ready for you.

Winter Getaways in Vermont
Winter Getaway Cabin - Sterling Ridge Resort - Jeffersonville, VT
Sterling Ridge Resort

155 Sterling Ridge Drive Jeffersonville, VT, 05464 Phone: 802-644-8265

On-site amenities and nearby activities make mountain resort a must for winter vacations

Spend your winter vacation at a resort where there are so many amenities and activities, you might not want to leave the property. At the 350-acre Sterling Ridge Resort, you can hike, snowshoe or cross-country ski along groomed trails. There’s easy access to snowmobile trails, ice skating and horseback riding. And it’s a quick drive to alpine skiing and snowboarding. And after all your outdoor recreation, how about a relaxing massage in the on-site spa? Or a soak in your cabin’s whirlpool tub? Or just sitting by your wood-burning or gas log-burning fireplace or stove? Or roasting marshmallows by your fire pit at night? Another great winter vacation tip: Order a hot chocolate or wine specialty basket to be delivered to your cozy cabin.
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Winter View from Indoors - Mountain Top Resort - Chittenden, VT - Photo Credit Idena Beach
Mountain Top Resort

195 Mountain Top Road Chittenden, VT, 05737 Phone: 802-483-2311

On-site activities, accommodations at this resort make winter a time filled with marvels, magic

Are the marvels of winter any more magical than they are in Vermont? At the Mountain Top Resort, winter means horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice skating on an outdoor rink, kids sledding down a hill, cross-country skiing or snowshoeing through woods and meadows, then relaxing in a year-round outdoor hot tub or booking a hot-stone massage in the on-site spa. It means a short drive for alpine skiing at Killington, VT. It means dining on the perfect rib-eye at a restaurant with sweeping mountain and lake views, then adjourning to a cozy tavern for a local craft beer. It means mornings waking to meadow or lake views in your lodge room or suite, or evenings spent with a glass of wine by the fireplace in your luxury cabin or spacious guest house.
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Calvin Coolidge Room - Manchester View - Manchester Center, VT
Manchester View

77 High Meadow Way Manchester Center, VT, 05255 Phone: 802-362-2739 Toll-Free: 800-548-4141

Hit the slopes, relax by your fireplace: Mountain inn helps you truly enjoy your winter break

Does a winter break for you mean hitting the ski slopes, hiking or snowshoeing scenic trails, or skating along smooth rink ice? Or does it mean dining in a cozy restaurant, doing a little shopping or antiquing or just relaxing by a toasty fire? At the Manchester View in Southern Vermont, you can do both! The 36-room inn is nestled in a tranquil valley between the Green and Taconic Mountains, a short drive away from Bromley, Stratton and Magic Mountains ski resorts, a variety of hiking trails and a skating rink. After enjoying the winter wonderland, you can snuggle by your gas or wood-burning fireplace or in your two-person spa tub. Most of the rooms and suites have jaw-dropping mountain views; some have private balconies.
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First Snowfall - Castle Hill Resort - Proctorsville, VT
Castle Hill Resort

Junction of Routes 103 and 131 Proctorsville, VT, 05149 Phone: 802-226-7361 Toll-Free: 888-764-6836

Winter means time to frolic in the snow, or relax by the fireplace, at this year-round resort

Come frolic in the winter wonderland that is Vermont – and plan your days from the comfort of a two- or three-bedroom condo at the Castle Hill Resort and Spa. Those days might include skiing and snowboarding at Okemo Mountain Resort, hiking to Buttermilk Falls in Okemo State Forest, snowshoeing or cross-country skiing along trails or exploring the shops and restaurants in picturesque Ludlow, VT. Visit the Billings Farm and Museum, the Vermont Country Store or the Plymouth Cheese Factory. Or just relax at the resort, reading by the library fire, dining in the superb restaurant or chilling out in your spacious condo with a gourmet kitchen, gas fireplace and two-person jetted tub. And don’t forget booking a massage or facial at the spa.

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Lobby & Fireplace - The Pointe Hotel at Castle Hill Resort - Proctorsville, VT
The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort

Junction of Routes 103 and 131 Proctorsville, VT, 05149 Phone: 802-226-7361 Toll-Free: 888-764-6836

Come celebrate the joys of winter with Vermonters at cozy Green Mountains resort

No one celebrates the joys of winter like Vermonters. Come join them by booking a room or suite at The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort and Spa, Vermont’s premier hotel near Okemo Mountain. From your home-away-from-home, you can unwind and recharge after a day skiing or snowboarding on the slopes, cross-country skiing or snowshoeing on fresh snow, ice skating, hiking or snowmobiling. Or visit the picturesque area’s many intriguing stores and antiques shops, take a brewery tour or pop into the Vermont Country Store. The resort’s suites have fully equipped kitchens, gas fireplaces and jetted tubs. Dine on French-influenced American cuisine in the elegant Castle Hill Resort and Spa dining room or head out to one of the area’s many restaurants.

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Hottub & Fireplace - Stone Hill Inn - Stowe, VT
Stone Hill Inn

89 Houston Farm Road Stowe, VT, 05672 Phone: 802-253-6282

Relax by your room’s fireplace or hit the ski trails: Stowe inn offers classic winter getaways

Soft snow falling on the white pines and birches, relaxing by the glow of a fire, tobogganing down a hill: That’s what a winter getaway at the Stone Hill Inn is like. Whether you want to sink into your room’s two-person whirlpool tub or borrow some snowshoes from the inn and set out on the 9.5-acre property’s groomed trails, your snowy season vacation is waiting for you at this romantic luxury inn for couples. Arrange for a tandem massage by your room’s fireplace, have a glass of wine and a game of pool in the great room or enjoy nearby activities from alpine skiing and snowboarding to dogsledding and riding in a horse-drawn sleigh. Start your days with the inn’s gourmet three-course breakfast.
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Frozen Lake Fun - Lake Morey Resort - Fairlee, VT
Lake Morey Resort

82 Clubhouse Road Fairlee, VT, 05045 Phone: 802-333-4311 Toll-Free: 800-423-1211

Stay at this resort, and you’ll see why it’s true that no one celebrates winter like Vermonters

Is there a better place for a winter adventure than Vermont? At the Lake Morey Resort, where they have been welcoming guests for generations, winter means ice skating on the resort’s famous 4.5-mile trail around the lake, snowshoeing on the picturesque property, sledding down hills and celebrating your fun day in the snow with a marshmallow roast — or spending time in the heated indoor pool or sauna. Warm up by the lobby fireplace, then enjoy on-site dining and a local craft brew and live music in The Steamboat. Or enjoy a glass of wine in your lake-view room or suite or lakeside cottage. Indoor activities include a movie theater, table tennis, billiards and trivia nights. Ask about special winter stay-and-play packages.
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Naulahka Snow Day - Landmark Trust - Dummerston, VT
The Landmark Trust USA

707 Kipling Road Dummerston, VT, 05301 Phone: 802-254-6868

Historic properties close to winter activities a unique way to celebrate winter

This winter, try something different for your seasonal getaway. Instead of a ski resort or condo community, rent one of the unique historic homes owned by the Landmark Trust USA. On the historic Scott Farm, there’s the cozy one-bedroom Sugarhouse and an 1849 farmhouse that sleeps up to eight, both with expansive views and access to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and hiking. The 1802 Amos Brown House sleeps six, and you can walk out your front door to hike, ski, snowshoe or go snowmobiling. You’re also half an hour to skiing and snowboarding at Mount Snow. Larger groups can rent Rudyard Kipling’s four-bedroom Naulakha home and the nearby Carriage House, both of which are 10 minutes from Brattleboro’s shops, restaurants and brew pubs.