Your Guide To Vermont - Uniform Law Commission

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Your Guide
to Vermont
Photo Credit: Daniel Mennerich
Things to Eat, See, and Do
Throughout Vermont
While Stowe is well-known for its winter sports, summer is just as
popular a time to visit! Outdoor recreational activities abound
whether you want to try zip-lining, rent a bike, or go for a hike.
Summer in Stowe is a time to enjoy all that Vermont has to
offer, from fabulous mountain views and state parks, to great
shopping and dining. Please peruse the following pages for
information on nearby dining and activities whether you want
to remain in the Stowe/Waterbury area or perhaps venture into
Burlington for a day.
Stowe Mountain Lodge
Burlington
Stowe Village
Waterbury
Montpelier
Use this map to assist you in getting oriented with
the areas within a short drive of Stowe Mountain
Lodge. Waterbury is just under 20 miles away,
offering the opportunity for more dining and
activities. Montpelier is about 30 miles away,
and Burlington is just under an hour drive from
the Lodge. Both offer wonderful opportunities for
day trips. For a longer trip, Montreal is located
135 miles (2.5 hours) from Stowe.
Stowe Dining
Guide
Dining in Stowe brings together a variety of diverse flavors, from
artisan burgers and eclectic bistros featuring local Vermont
ingredients to lively micro-brew pubs. There’s something here for all
tastes.
Stowe is a small area, and your fellow Commissioners may have
similar ideas for dinner plans. Please remember to make reservations
well in advance, particularly for larger groups. Play it safe by making
reservations prior to your arrival in Stowe. If you’ve rented a car,
there are also many wonderful restaurants just 20 minutes away in
Waterbury.
We’ve indicated general price ranges for each restaurant listing.
Please see the guide below (the prices listed are for an average
entree). These are estimates. If you are concerned, please consult
the restaurant website for current pricing.
$ - Inexpensive/Casual (up to $15)
$$$ - Expensive ($25-35)
$$ - Moderately Priced ($15-$25)
$$$$ - Very Expensive/Fine Dining ($35+)
Lodge and Stowe Village
These restaurants are the closest dining options to Stowe
Mountain Lodge including the restaurants right inside the
resort. This is a small area, so please do remember to
make reservations! Distance from the Lodge is listed in
miles for locations not located on the resort property.
1.Solstice
Inside the Stowe Mountain Lodge (802) 760-4735
The ingredients are all local, exceptionally fresh and, in many cases, organic. Enjoy an ever-changing menu of artisan-inspired cuisine at the signature restaurant of Stowe Mountain Lodge.
https://www.destinationhotels.com/stowe-mountain-lodge/dining/
solstice-restaurant $$-$$$
2. Hourglass Lounge
Inside the Stowe Mountain Lodge (802) 253-3560
In addition to the outstanding selection of cocktails and beer, Hourglass
is the perfect spot for fresh, contemporary bistro fare in a relaxed, mountainside setting. Guests can enjoy a selection of locally inspired salads, unique appetizers and artisan sandwiches and flatbreads from
the freshest local ingredients available.
https://www.destinationhotels.com/stowe-mountain-lodge/dining/
hourglass-lounge $$-$$$
3. Kirkwood’s Pub at the Stowe Mountain Resort
744 Cape Cod Rd. (802) 253-3000
Kirkwood’s Pub offers fresh, creative interpretations of country club grill room fare. American finger food appetizers, fresh entree salads, traditional soups, hearty sandwiches and grilled specialties are the highlight of this casual lunch spot.
http://www.stowe.com/golf/club/kirkwoods-pub $$
Check the Annual Meeting mobile
app for information on the new
dining outlets that will be coming to
Stowe Mountain Resort for the 2016
Summer Season!
4. Cliff House
5781 Mountain Rd (802) 253-3665
Cliff House serves regional American cuisine with a rustic Vermont flair. Our commitment to using the freshest seasonal and artisan ingredients can be tasted in every mouth-watering dish and sinful dessert; and our hand-selected wine list and tantalizing cocktails will compliment any meal.
Gondola ticket required. $$-$$$
5. Trattoria La Festa
4080 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-8480
Trattoria La Festa is a family owned small eatery serving Stowe for nearly 30 years. Trattoria La Festa offers up homemade Italian cooking from the Sperlonga region featuring seasonal local ingredients.
http://www.trattoriastowe.com/ $$-$$$ 3.5 mi
6. Edson Hill
1500 Edson Hill Rd. (802) 253-7371
Indulge in a sensational meal prepared by one of Vermont’s finest chefs when you visit the Restaurant at Edson Hill. Our modern approach to classic New England cuisine combines rich local flavors with global inspiration in a vibrant array of seasonal dishes and cocktail pairings.
http://www.edsonhill.com/ $$$ 5.9 mi
7. Gracie’s Restaurant
18 Edson Hill Rd. (802) 253-8741
Homemade American eats in an informal, family-friendly dining room loaded with doggie decor.
http://www.gracies.com/ $$-$$$ 4.2 mi
8. Hob Knob Inn and Restaurant
2364 Mountain Rd. (800) 245 8540
The Hob Knob Restaurant in Stowe, Vermont has earned its reputation through the years as one of Vermont’s most celebrated steakhouses. Only at the Hob Knob will you find certified Angus steaks, hand cut and seasoned in herbs and spices, then grilled to mouth watering perfection.
http://www.hobknobinn.com/stowe-dining.html $$-$$$ 5 mi
9. Doc Ponds
294 Mountain Rd (802) 760-6066
A beer bar from the world renown restaurateurs behind Hen of the Wood offering an extensive draft list of craft beers and upscale pub food.
http://www.docpond.com/ $$ 7.1 mi
10.Cactus Cafe
2160 Mountain Rd #2 (802) 253-7770
Upbeat Tex-Mex restaurant boasting over 30 varieties of tequila & plenty of specialty margaritas.
http://www. thecactuscafe.com $$ 5.2 mi
11.Piecasso Pizzaria and Lounge
1899 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-4411
Piecasso is a fun place filled with modern style, eclectic music, and great vibes. Enjoy traditional New York style pizza, delicious salads, creative entrées and desserts, fine wines, fun martinis, and Vermont micobrews. Delivery available. http://www.piecasso.com $$ 5.5 mi
12.Idletyme Brewing
1859 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-4765
Chefs Michael Kloeti and Jason Bissell are masters at creating delicious, simple and seasonal comfort food. Brewmaster, Will Gilson is not only in charge of our delicious beer offerings, he and his green thumb are also responsible for our on-site vegetable garden.
http://idletymebrewing.com/ $$-$$$ 5.5 mi
13.Sunset Grille and Tap Room
140 Cottage Club Rd. (802) 253-9281)
BBQ Restaurant and Sports Bar. Family owned and operated for 25 years! Serving a unique brand of Northern style, Southern BBQ! Sunset Grille and Tap Room specializes in award winning BBQ but there is something for everyone on the menu! Fresh seafood, delicious steaks, burgers, and sandwiches.
http://www.sunsetgrillevt.com/ $$ 5.5 mi
14.Trapp Family Lodge
700 Trapp Hill Rd. (802) 253-8511
Enjoy European-style cuisine in the Main Dining Room of the Trapp Family Lodge. Open for breakfast and dinner, this expansive, wood-paneled room offers a relaxed, gourmet dining experience complemented with attentive service and beautiful mountain views. Add in farm-to-table ingredients and you have the recipe for a deliciously fresh meal that you won’t soon forget. Be sure to visit Trapp Brewing as well!
http://www.trappfamily.com/main-dining-room.htm $$-$$$ 7.5 mi
19.Bistro at Ten Acres
14 Barrows Rd. (802) 253-6838
Owners Linda Hunter, Mark Fucile and Chef Gary Jacobson have created a menu centered around succulent roasted meats, flavorful seafood entrees and Bistro classics. Just want a burger? They serve handmade patties on handmade buns with handcut fries or homemade potato chips.
http://tenacreslodge.com/bistro.php $$-$$$ 6mi
20.Blue Donkey
15.Grazer’s
128 Main St. (802) 253-8800
Grazer’s serves creative casual fare including grass-fed burgers from Vermont farms, specialty hand-cut fries, delicious salads, and lots of vegetarian choices too. Grazers’ full bar features offerings from Vermont’s finest distillers, craft breweries, and signature milkshakes.
http://stowe.grazersvt.com/ $-$$ 7.5mi
16.Charlie B’s Restaurant and Pub
21.The Bench
1746 Mountain Rd. (802) 760-1096
Eat and drink at Charlie B’s, a Stowe tradition with a festive atmosphere, Vermont Fresh cuisine, and an award-winning wine list of over 50 wines by the glass, martini bar and ten beers on tap.
http://www.stoweflake.com/charliepub.aspx $$ 5.6 mi
17.Harrison’s Restaurant
25 Main St. (802) 253-7773
A family owned restaurant with a diverse menu including seafood, pastas, steaks and vegetarian options, Harrison’s is sure to accommodate just about any taste.
http://www.harrisonsstowe.com $$-$$$ 7.5 mi
18.McCarthy’s
1669 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-3100
With counter service and inside, outside, and take-out options, this little “burger shack” located on Mountain Road is a great, affordable dining option for all.
http://www.bluedonkeyvt.com $ 5.7 mi
454 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-8626
This local mainstay serves breakfasts, sandwiches, burgers & other standards in a comfy setting. Breakfast and lunch only.
http://mccarthysrestaurantstowe.com $$ 7mi
492 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-5100
Billed as “comfort food,” the menu at this restaurant offers wood-fired pizzas, roasted meats and burgers crafted in a laundry list of meats, accompanied by thoughtful cocktails and 28 beers on tap.
http://www.benchvt.com $$ 6.9 mi
22.The Bagel
394 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-9943
Offering 20 flavors of NY style bagels, bagel sandwiches, deli sandwiches, as well as coffee and a limited variety of other pastries.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-bagel-stowe $ 7mi
23.Black Cap Cafe
144 Main St. (802) 253-9943
Stowe’s favorite coffee shop. Enjoy a fresh roasted cup of coffee, a pastry or a great lunch.
Black Cap Cafe also offers pottery painting.
https://www.facebook.com/BlackCapCoffee $
7.6 mi
24.Matterhorn
4969 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-8198
Aside from award winning gourmet pizzas “the horn” has an expansive sushi menu
and seasonal fresh salads, signature appetizers and creative entrees. Enjoy your meal while taking in the sights of Stowe’s most spectacular riverside dining.
http://matterhornbar.com/ $$ 2.5 mi
25.The Whip Bar and Grill (Green Mtn. Inn)
18 Main St. (802) 253-4400 x 615
The Whip Bar & Grill provides fine dining in a casual atmosphere. Featuring an extensive menu full of flavorful food prepared with Vermont food products and the freshest ingredients from Vermont local farmers.
http://greenmountaininn.com/dining/the-whip-
bar-grill/ $$$ 7.5 mi
26.Depot St. Malt Shop
57 Depot St. (802) 253-4269
Stowe’s 50’s style soda fountain and full service family restaurant. Serving fresh, juicy burgers, salads, homemade soups, grilled sandwiches, their famous fries, thick and creamy malts, banana splits, sundaes and cones. All menu items are available for take out.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/depot-street-malt-
shoppe-stowe $-$$ 7.5 mi
27.Sushi Yoshi
1128 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-4135
Experience the best in Chinese and Japanese Cuisine, and have a great time with the entire family at Sushi Yoshi Chinese Gourmet Hibachi Steakhouse! Reservations recommended for hibachi seating.
http://sushistowe.com $$-$$$ 6.3 mi
28.Swiss Fondue by Heinz
48 S. Main St. (802) 999-8785
Swiss Fondue by Heinz offers the only opportunity for genuine Swiss fondue in Stowe and an eclectic selection of beer and wine. Sit down to dine inside this rustic, cozy establishment for a unique dining experience.
http://www.swissfonduebyheinz.com $$$ 7.5 mi
29.Grey Fox Inn
990 Mountain Rd. (802) 253-8921
Grey Fox Inn offers two dining outlets. Enjoy daily breakfast or lunch at the award winning Dutch Pancake Cafe, which offers 80 varieties of Dutch Pancakes. On Friday and Saturday evenings, The Pub offers up a menu of local casual fare, craft beer, and live music
http://greyfoxinn.com/dining/ $$ 6.4 mi
Dining in Waterbury
Waterbury is just a short 25 minute drive from the Lodge
and offers some wonderful dining choices to expand your
restaurant options in the area. Here are just a few ideas if
you want to branch out beyond Stowe or if you’re heading
back from a day of exploring Burlington or Montpelier.
1. Michael’s on the Hill
4182 VT-100, Waterbury Center, VT (802) 244-7476
Michael’s on the Hill is located within a Circa 1820 farmhouse, surrounded by acres of rolling lawns, forest and perennial gardens. Spectacular views of the Green Mountains and sunsets make Michael’s a popular stop for photographers and tourists alike. Enjoy the ultimate Vermont Farm to Table dining experience in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
michaelsonthehill.com
$$$
2. Hen of the Wood
92 Stowe St, Waterbury, VT (802) 244-7300
Hen of the Wood offers a warm inviting atmosphere, a historic and visually appealing setting, seamless service and most importantly outstanding wine and beautiful food. At Hen of the Wood, the food is simple, uncomplicated and down-to-earth. The restaurant features daily changing menus based on the wealth of premium ingredients found only miles from the restaurant in the lush Green Mountains and Champlain Valley.
http://henofthewood.com/ $$$
3. Prohibition Pig
23 S. Main St., Waterbury, VT (802) 244-4120
Prohibition Pig features New England’s largest & best curated selection of craft beer, proper cocktails, eclectic wines with a full menu featuring barbecue, vegetarian and cozy American fare in a hip setting.
http://www.prohibitionpig.com $$
4. The Reservoir Restaurant & Tap Room
1 S. Main St., Waterbury, VT (802) 244-7827
The Reservoir is a 99 seat restaurant serving dinner
7 days a week and lunch on Saturday & Sunday.
Located in the heart of downtown Waterbury situated
in the beautiful green mountains of Vermont. They specialize in Vermont comfort food and some of the best beers available.
http://www.waterburyreservoir.com $$
3. The Blue Stone
15 Stowe St., Waterbury, VT (802) 882-8185
The Blue Stone is a rustic pizza shop & tavern in the heart of Vermont featuring old-world hand tossed pizza, with a new-world local twist. In addition to offering the best classic pizza around, the Blue Stone offers up
whatever’s fresh, local and in season to create new farm-inspired variations on what pizza used to be.
http://www.bluestonevermont.com/ $$
4. The Blackback Pub
1 Stowe St. #2, Waterbury, VT (802) 244-0123
Cozy haunt with a seasonal, locally sourced menu & large rotating tap list in rustic-chic surrounds.
theblackbackpub.com $$
5. Ocha Thai Restaurant
1024 Waterbury Stowe Rd., Waterbury, VT
(802) 882-8275
The dinner menu features Thai stir-fry and curries, noodles and fried rice, rolls and dumplings, soups, salads and desserts — more than 80 items — and specials. Guests can choose from meat, seafood and vegetarian options, and dishes can be ordered in varying degrees of spiciness.
https://locu.com/places/ocha-thai-restaurant-
waterbury-us/#menu $-$$
Stowe Area Activities
Photo Credit: Bre Lerow
The ULC is offering some fantastic tours this year, but
Stowe is a wonderful place to explore on your own
whether you want to take advantage of the beautiful
natural setting, organize your own activities, or simply
relax in the spa at the Lodge. We’ve got some
suggestions for you on the following pages, but the hotel
is well-equipped to customize some activities for you via
the Alpine Concierge.
Alpine Concierge
You can contact the Alpine Concierge at
802-760-4796 or [email protected]
Summer
Recreation
You may be
envisioning snowy ski
slopes when you think
of Stowe, but there
are plenty of summer
activities for you to
enjoy as well!
1. Stowe Mountain Resort Gondola
and Skyride
2. Mt. Mansfield Auto Toll Road
Located at Stowe Mountain Resort
802-253-3500
Sit back in a comfy eight-passenger Gondola and float through Vermont’s most spectacular landscape just below the summit of Mt. Mansfield.
Enjoy the view while having lunch at Cliff House
Restaurant or go for a hike. Hikers will find access at
the top to several scenic trails (moderate-advanced
hiking). Operates from 10am-4:30pm
http://www.stowe.com/activities/summer/
gondola-skyride/
800-253-4754
The historic auto Toll Road zigs and zags its
way to the summit ridge of Mt. Mansfield where
stunning views of Lake Champlain and the
Adirondack Mountains await you. You can park
at 3,850 feet and relax with a picnic or enjoy a
scenic hike. Auto Toll Road is open 9am-4pm.
www.stowe.com/activities/summer/au
3. Stowe Mountain Resort Zip Tour
5. Treetop Adventure
4. Arbor Trek Canopy Adventures
6. Stowe Soaring
802-253-3000
Stowe Mountain Resort’s thrilling new ZipTour
Adventure includes a series of ziplines ranging
in length from 150 feet long and 10 feet off the
ground (Demo Trainer) to the Nosedive Zip at
4,462 feet long and 130 feet up! The launching
point for Stowe’s ZipTour Adventure is atop the
high-speed summit gondola, near the top of Mt.
Mansfield, Vermont’s highest peak. From the top
of Vermont, you will descend back to the base
on a series of ziplines. There are two side-byside lines on each zip span, so you can travel
alongside another member of your party. All-day
access to the Gondola SkyRide is part of the
ZipTour Adventure!
www.stowe.com/activities/summer/ziptour/
1239 Edwards Rd., Jeffersonville, VT 05464
(802) 644-9300
ArborTrek Smugglers’ Notch offers eco
adventures ranging from the serene to the
extreme. The Zip Line Canopy Tour is fullyguided and combines the thrill of high-speed
zip lines with stunning views of the region
and commentary on the local ecology, natural
history, and lore of the area. The Treetop
Obstacle Course and Climbing Adventure, on the
other hand, are designed for those who want to
get physical and include the opportunity to slide,
balance, jump, crawl, climb, dash, and swing
through the trees on more than 70 elements.
http://www.arbortrek.com
802-253-3000
Stowe’s TreeTop Adventure entails 6 different
courses consisting of aerial tree-to-tree
connections with 68 various Challenge/Game
elements intertwined in the experience. During
your adventure, you will ride ziplines, walk over
suspended bridges, scramble up nets, cross
swinging logs, climb rope ladders and much
more! You will learn how to attach yourself to the
safety cable system so that you may explore the
diverse and exciting challenges in the canopy
of the Mansfield forest. The activity is for ages
7 and up and ideal for most ages. Guides are
available.
http://www.stowe.com/activities/summer/
treetop/
2305 Laporte Road, Route 100, Morrisville, VT
(800) 898-7845
Stowe Soaring is the premier soaring site in
New England, located 6 miles north of Stowe on
Route 100. Enjoy an unforgettable experience
- a smooth and graceful ride on silent wings.
Highly experienced pilots will give you the ride of
a lifetime. If you are adventurous, they will show
you beautiful maneuvers and give you a chance
to fly. Glider instruction and rental are available
for novice and experienced pilots.
http://www.stowesoaring.com/
7. Trapp Family Lodge Mountain Biking
700 Trapp Hill Rd, (800) 826-7000
Trapp Family Lodge offers about 3 miles of
intermediate single-track trail, 5+ miles of
intermediate/expert single-track, and 20
miles of beginner to advanced double-track
that spreads all over their beautiful 2500 acre
property. Trapp Family Lodge’s progression of
trails is perfect for first-timers or anyone looking
to develop skills and confidence gradually. They
offer mountain biking skills lessons, guided trips
on and off property, and a rental fleet of over 50
bikes from children’s bikes to full suspension
mountain bikes. In addition to their private trails,
there are over 50 miles of trails within minutes
of the resort.
http://www.trappfamily.com/mountain-biking.
htm
8. Stowe Mountain Bike Club
(802) 233-2129
The Stowe Mountain Bike Club (SMBC) manages
well over 30 miles of trails in Stowe – one of
the most extensive networks in the Northeast. These trails are open to the public and are
accessible from many different points in
town. Although there is not a required fee to
access the trails, Stowe Mountain Bike Club
membership is strongly encouraged to help
maintain and sustain this valuable resource.
Trail Maps are available on the SMBC website.
http://www.stowemountainbike.com
9. Stowe Recreation Path
The Stowe Recreation Path (known locally as
the ‘Rec Path’) is a perennial favorite among
visitors and area residents alike. It is a 5.5 mile
one-way (i.e., not a loop) paved public path that
is free to use and easy-to-access. With a mostly
flat and level trail experience, people of all ages
enjoy easy traveling along the entire route. The
Stowe Recreation Path is open all year long,
enjoyed by cyclists, runners, and walkers in the
spring, summer and fall, and by Nordic skiers
and snowshoers in the winter! Many area
restaurants and shops are directly accessible
from the path. The Rec Path features attractive
bridges, swimming holes and picnic tables, as
well as many quiet spots to take in the beautiful
views of Stowe.
Recreation Path Map:
http://www.gostowe.com/saa/press/brochures/
rec_path.pdf
10. Road Cycling in Stowe
Stowe is the ideal base-camp for cycling
enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking for a short
ride around town, or a longer full-day excursion,
Stowe offers some of the most scenic cycling
routes in Vermont! There is a lot of pavement
to explore, and Stowe drivers happily share the
road with cyclists on well-maintained roads.
Cycling Guide:
http://www.gostowe.com/images/stories/play/
stowe-road-cycling-guide.pdf
11. Stowe Country Club
744 Cape Cod Rd., 802-253-4893
With its beautiful undulating fairways and manicured
greens, the country club occupies what was a turn of
the century dairy farm and golfers have watched as
the course matured into a challenging, but rewarding
test of golf. The 360 degree views of the surrounding
mountains, the long temperate summer days, and the
feeling that everything is going your way makes each
shot a memory to cherish.
http://www.stowe.com/golf/
12. Stowe Mountain Golf Club
(802) 253-3563
The Stowe Mountain Club Golf Course was recognized
by Golf Magazine as one of the “Top 10 new courses
in the United States that you can play.” The Stowe
Mountain Club Golf Course meanders along the slopes
of Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak, reaching an
elevation of more than 1,800 feet, offering a dynamic
setting and un-matched beauty among Vermont Golf
Courses. The resort course is available to guests of the
Stowe Mountain Lodge.
http://www.stowe.com/golf/
13. Copley Country Club
441 Country Club Rd, Morrisville, VT
(802) 888-3013
Copley Country Club is a 9-hole public golf course
situated on 38 acres located in the historic Village of
Morrisville, Vermont. The golf course was founded in
1935 on the premise of promoting and encouraging the
playing of golf. The club has been dedicated to following
this premise by providing the community with a high
quality golfing experience for an affordable price.
http://www.copleycountryclub.com/
14. Ryder Brook Golf Course
3266 Laporte Rd., Morrisville, VT
(802) 888-3525
Enjoy open fairways and rolling green hills with scenic
mountain views. Golf at Ryder Brook Golf Club is
challenging and enjoyable on the 100-acre, meticulously
maintained course. Practice putting on their practice
green. Drive a bucket or two on the natural grass driving
range or on mats. Take a lesson or play a couple rounds
on the 9-hole course.
http://www.ryderbrookgc.com/
Photo Credit: Kevin Jerrett
15. Stoweflake Hot Air Ballooning
Stoweflake Mountain Resort and Spa
1746 Mountain Rd.
(802) 253-7355
Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the Green Mountain State
with a hot air balloon ride in the Spirit of Stoweflake
piloted by Stoweflake President and master
balloonist, Chuck Baraw. Discover the splendor of a
Vermont sunrise and the sublime beauty of sunset
as the last rays slowly fade behind Mount Mansfield.
Perfect for the ultimate honeymoon escape or any
special celebration. Reservations required.
Be sure to check out the Hot Air Balloon Festival
from July 8-10, 2016!
This 30th annual celebration will include a children’s
corner with a variety of activities (nominal fees may
apply), live entertainment, delicious food and a beer
and wine garden. Admission $10 (Children 12 and
under are free).
http://www.stoweflake.com/activities_balloon_
festival.aspx
16. Tennis at Stowe Mountain Resort
Contact the Lodge Spa for reservations
(802) 760-4782
Open to the public, Stowe Mountain Resort invites
you to visit Stowe’s premier recreation area. Play
on any of our four Har Tru courts surrounded by the
splendor of the Green Mountains. Reservations
required.
17. Stowe Swimming Holes
After a day of adventuring in Stowe, a plunge
in one of the local swimming holes, a visit to
the Waterbury Reservoir or dipping your feet in
the West Branch River afterward will feel great.
Innumerable mountain streams meander through
the Green Mountains, serving up a Vermontstyle swimming experience and a unique kind of
solitude. Stowe offers a host of spots.
Download the Stowe Swimming Hole Guide:
http://www.gostowe.com/images/stories/pdf/
swimming-holes-guide.pdf
Children’s Adventure
Camp
at theLodge
Summer Adventure Camp is a fun and active camp at Stowe Mountain Resort for
children ages 3 to 12. Campers will be guided by seasoned Camp Counselors in
activities that include:
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Hiking on Mt. Mansfield; Spruce Peak and other local trails
Extreme Streaming
Rock Climbing & Scrambling in and around Smugglers Notch
Low Ropes and other challenge & team building activities
Nature Exploration
Backcountry Survival Skills & Scavenger Hunts
Golf & Tennis skills & drills
Disc Golf skills & drills
Field Games (soccer, beach ball volley ball, gaga pit, and more)
Water play and exploration
Arts & Crafts
and much more!!
Programs are available for three age groups and activities will be age appropriate:
Pathfinders:
Trailblazers:
Mountaineers:
3 & 4 Year Olds
5 & 6 Year Olds
7 through 12 Year Olds
For information and registration contact:
Kelley Blaine - Children’s Programs
Phone: 802-253-3685 or email: [email protected]
Arts & Cultural
Activities
1. Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center
(802) 60-4634
The Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center’s
intimate theater provides a great view and
superior acoustics from each of the 420 seats.
The Center features shows for every patron’s
tastes -- from national touring acts, familyfriendly productions to local artists. Please
check out the schedule for upcoming live music,
theatre, comedy, dancing during your stay.
http://www.sprucepeakarts.org/
2. Stowe Theater Guild
67 Main St., (802) 253-3961
Stowe Theatre Guild runs musicals and plays
from mid June through early October at the
Town Hall Theatre on Main Street in Stowe. All
shows run Wednesdays through Saturdays and
start at 8pm. Reservations are encouraged.
www.stowetheatre.com.
3. Stowe Performing Arts
1250 Waterbury Rd., (802) 253-7792
Founded in 1976, Stowe Performing Arts
presents a variety of concert series from May
until Labor Day Weekend. Noon Music in May
and the Gazebo Concerts are free. Music in the
Meadow, held in the spectacular Trapp Family
Lodge Concert Meadow, is a ticketed event.
http://www.stoweperformingarts.com/
4. Helen Day Art Center
5 School St., (802) 253-8358
The Art Center presents a year-round schedule
of exhibitions showcasing international and
Vermont artists and offers education programs
including classes, workshops and special events
for children and adults.
http://www.helenday.com
5. Stowe Historical Society
90 School St., (802) 253-1518
The Historical Society and Museum is located
in the West Branch Schoolhouse and is one
of the state’s largest not-profit repository
of books, letters, journals, maps, drawings,
and photographs about Stowe, Vermont and
Vermont history. The collection contains
artifacts brought home from the Civil War and
other military involvements, farm implements,
domestic items, textiles and more.
http://www.stowehistoricalsociety.org
6. Green Mountain Fine Art Gallery
64 S. Main St., (802) 253-1818
Original Fine Art by Regional Professional
Artists in oil, watercolor, collage, pastel, mixed
media, and sculpture. Thirty-five artists are
represented, with works from abstract to
representational, in a wide spectrum of styles
and types. Giclee prints are also available.
http://www.greenmountainfineart.com/
7. Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum
1 Main St., (802) 253-9911
The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum seeks to collect, preserve & celebrate Vermont’s
skiing history, offering permanent & rotating exhibits, archives, a library, movies & programs.
http://www.vtssm.com
8. Robert Paul Galleries
394 Mountain Rd., (802) 253-7282
Robert Paul Galleries offers a truly outstanding selection of American and European original
paintings, sculpture, local photography and limited edition graphics. Representing numerous
acclaimed and highly awarded artists from Vermont and around the world, the gallery offers an
impressive array of styles, techniques and mediums.
http://www.greenmountainfineart.com/
9. Inside Out Gallery
299 Mountain Rd., (802) 253-6945
Explore the gallery’s creative designs in fine art and craft, home furniture and accessories for
inside and out, unique gifts and jewelry. Inside Out offers original art and design work, fine
reproductions and photographs primarily by Vermont artists.
http://www.insideoutgalleryvt.com
10. Stowe Craft Design Center
34 S. Main St., (802) 253-7677
Stowe Craft Gallery is a Vermont and nationally known craft shop bursting full of handmade
craft items. Th shop is an artisan gallery with contemporary crafts direct from over 300 artists.
Each works in their own small studio in Vermont or across the USA.
http://www.stowecraft.com
Shopping
There are more than 70 shops in Stowe, some right on the Stowe Mountain
Resort Property. To make the most of your Stowe shopping experience, see
the list of Stowe Mountain Resort Shops below and acquaint yourself with the
shopping map on the following page.
Stowe Mountain Resort Shops
http://www.stowe.com/explore/shopping
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The Pantry - An upscale Vermont country market showcasing an abundance of local and regional artisanal food products.
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The Beanery - Featuring locally roasted coffees and espresso drinks crafted by passionate Baristas.
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The Stowe Shop - Logo wear
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Spruce Peak Sports - Great selection of softgoods, outerwear, helmets, hats, goggles, accessories, toys and more!
• Stowe Mountain Lodge Gift Shop - Food and beverage offerings including Vermont made products, great selection of Vermont products from Vermont artisans.
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First Chair Alpine Co. - Fine outdoor apparel and accessories, featuring the East Coast’s largest selection of Kjus.
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Mt. Mansfield Sports
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Harvest
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Green Envy
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Fly Rod Shop
Stowe Maple
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Uncle George’s
Flowers
Wildflower
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Stowe Craft
Art Jewelry
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Located just 30 minutes from Stowe, Montpelier is the smallest state capital in the
United States and is home to an active community. Montpelier boasts a vibrant
art and music scene, restaurants, independently owned shops and of course
the Vermont State House, one of the oldest and best preserved state capitols
in the nation. If you’re planning a day trip to Vermont’s capitol, here are some
suggestions to help you make a day of it.
2. Morse Farm Maple SugarWorks
1. Vermont State House
115 State St., Montpelier, VT
The Vermont State House is one of the oldest
and best preserved of our nation’s state capitols.
The House and Senate Chambers are the oldest
legislative chambers in their original condition
in the United States. As you tour the halls and
chambers, we hope you will develop a sense of
what makes this historic building, and the State
for which it was built, unique.
Guided tours are available free of charge and
are available Monday-Friday, 10:00 to 3:30, and
Saturdays, 11:00 to 2:30.
http://legislature.vermont.gov/the-state-house/
visiting-the-state-house/about-the-state-house/
1168 County Rd., Montpelier, VT (800) 2422740
Free sugar house tours and tasting, multimedia
displays in a real woodshed theater, a nature trail,
country store, and an outdoor Vermont farm life
museum make up the Morse Farm experience,
and sprinkled throughout, are whimsical carved
folklife characters created by Burr Morse.
www.morsefarm.com
3. Vermont Mountaineers Baseball
1 Ballpark Rd, Montpelier, VT (802) 223-3404
The Vermont Mountaineers, whose home field is
at the historic Recreation Field in Montpelier, is a
member of the 12-team New England Collegiate
Baseball League (NECBL), which draws its recruits
from the top U.S. collegiate baseball programs.
Mountaineers games attract a wide fan base.
One of the winningest franchises in the NECBL,
The Mountaineers have qualified for the play-offs
twelve times, winning two regular season titles,
five division championships and three League
Championships.
www.thevermontmountaineers.com
4. Vermont History Museum
109 State St., Pavilion Building, Montpelier, VT
(802) 828-2291
The museum’s core exhibit, “Freedom and Unity: One Ideal,
Many Stories,” opened in March 2004 and won a national
award. The multimedia exhibit, which represents Vermont’s
history from 1600 to the present, fills 5,000 square feet in
the Pavilion Building in Montpelier. Visitors walk through
time and experience a full-sized Abenaki wigwam, a recreation of the Catamount Tavern where Ethan Allen’s
Green Mountain Boys gathered, a railroad station complete
with a working telegraph and a WWII living room furnished
with period music and magazines.
5. Capital City Farmers Market (Saturdays)
State St. and Elm St., Montpelier, VT
For more than 37 years, the Capital City Farmers Market
has been bringing local producers and customers from
near and far together to create this eclectic community
event. Over 50 vendors gather each Saturday, from May
through October, to sell locally grown and made products,
unique to Vermont and astounding in quality.
http://capitalcityfarmersmarket.com
6. Downtown Montpelier Architecture
Stroll the quaint streets of downtown Montpelier and enjoy
the beautiful historic buildings. According to nps.com, the
450 buildings that comprise the Montpelier Historic District
reflect the town’s prosperous past, during which time
many high style and vernacular examples of various 19th
century architectural styles were constructed. Such variety
of styles, and the mix of domestic, commercial, religious,
and institutional buildings speak to the slow but continuous
growth of the town. The Montpelier Historic District is
roughly bounded by Memorial Drive, Bailey Avenue,
Hubbard Park, Vine Street, and Hubbard Street. Residences
are private and not open to the public, but many of the
businesses, institutions and government buildings welcome
visitors.
7. North Branch Winery
82 Trillium Hill, Montpelier, VT (802) 229-6169
Family owned and operated, established in 2007, North
Branch Vineyards is a small winery, which lies beside the
North Branch River, a branch on the Winooski River in
Montpelier’s picturesque valley, producing unique wines
using locally and regionally grown grapes. Open Thu-Sun
http://www.northbranchvineyards.com
Photo Credit: Aidan Wakley-Mulroney
1. La Puerta Negra
6. Kismet Kitchens
44 Main St., Montpelier, VT (802) 613-3172
52 State St., Montpelier, VT (802) 223-8646
La Puerta Negra (The Black Door) features Latin Farm-to-table community-oriented restaurant, cuisine developed from scratch and supported by chef-owned and operated since 2006.
some of Vermont’s best local agriculture, along http://kismetkitchens.com $$$
with the finest fair trade international ingredients.
7. Three Penny Taproom
www.lapuertanegravt.com $$-$$$
Three Penny Taproom is Vermont’s premiere 2. The Mad Taco
destination for craft beer and craft food.
Offering authentic Mexican fare by working http://www.threepennytaproom.com/ $$
closely with local farmers and producers to provide the freshest, healthiest Mexican 8. Positive Pie
cuisine, including in-house smoked meats.
Rooted in its beginning as an authentic Pizzeria, www.themadtaco.com $$
Positive Pie combines its old school heritage with a new age Vermont mindset.
3. NECI on Main
www.positivepie.com/montpelier $$
Classic and modern cuisine and cocktails 9. Skinny Pancake
prepared by chef-supervised NECI students.
www.neci.edu/restaurants/neci-on-main $$$
Salads and savory and sweet crepes utilizing 4.Sarducci’s
local Vermont ingredients. Features espresso 3 Main St., Montpelier, VT (802) 223-0229
bar and free wi-fi.
Mediterranean-style Italian restaurant, using the http://skinnypancake.com/location/montpelier-
freshest available ingredients. Gluten free menu restaurant/ $-$$
available.
10.Pho Capitol
http://www.sarduccis.com $$-$$$
5. J. Morgan’s
Traditional Vietnamese cuisine conveniently 100 State St., Montpelier, VT (802) 223-5222
located to the State House and Vermont History Award-winning steakhouse with an emphasis on Museum.
in-house beef, pasta, seafood, salads and $-$$
creative cocktails..
www.capitolplaza.com/jMorgans.php $$$
Photo Credit: Don Shall
Burlington
Burlington, Vermont’s largest city, is located just 45 minutes away from Stowe
Mountain Lodge. With its walkability and extensive recreation opportunities
as well as restaurants and shops, Burlington would make a great day trip for
those wanting to venture outside Stowe. Here are just a few highlights.
1. ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain 4. Vermont Lake Monsters
1 College St., Burlington, VT (877) 324-6386
ECHO is a lake aquarium and science center whose
mission is to educate and delight people about
the Ecology, Culture, History, and Opportunities for
Stewardship of the Lake Champlain Basin.
http://www.echovermont.org
2. Community Sailing Center
Centennial Field - 287 Colchester Ave., Burlington, VT
(802) 655-6611
Centennial Field, home of the Vermont Lake
Monsters, an affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, is one
of the oldest professional baseball parks. It opened
on the University of Vermont campus in 1906 and
has hosted diamond greats like Tris Speaker and Ken
Griffey Jr.
www.vermontlakemonsters.com
234 Penny Ln., Burlington, VT (802) 864-2499
The Community Sailing Center can help you explore
Lake Champlain by setting you up with a sailboat,
5. Fleming Museum of Art
kayak, canoe or paddle board (from $15 an hour).
61 Colchester Ave., Burlington, VT (802) 656-2090
Half and full day kids camps are available.
Located on the University of Vermont’s campus,
the Fleming Museum houses Vermont’s most
http://communitysailingcenter.org
comprehensive collection of art and anthropological
artifacts. It presents innovative exhibitions of
3. Local Motion Trailside Center
contemporary and historic art from around the world,
1 Steele St. #103, Burlington, VT (802) 652-2453
complemented by year-round programming for all
Local Motion’s Trailside Center offers bike rentals
ages.
and trail maps as well as other resources. With
tables, shade and refreshments, the Trailside
http://www.flemingmuseum.org/
Center is the bike path’s best rest stop.
http://www.localmotion.org/programs/trailside
9. Burlington Brew Tours
(802) 760-6091
With visits to Magic Hat Brewing Company,
Switchback Brewing Company, Vermont Pub and
Brewery , Fiddlehead Brewing Company, Rock
Art Brewery, Trapp Brewery, The Alchemist, and
many more, choose from pre-selected tours or
craft your own private tour. Whether you’re a light
beer person or connoisseur, this is the perfect way
to explore Vermont’s rich history, culture and of
course, Beer.
https://burlingtonbrewtours.com
10. Burlington Walking Tour
Photo Credit: Flickr User Breville
6. Church Street Marketplace
Church St. between Pearl and Main, Burlington, VT
Downtown Burlington, Vermont’s award-winning open
air mall is a hub of activity where you’ll find historic
architecture, year-round festivals, street entertainers,
music and over 100 places to shop and dine.
http://www.churchstmarketplace.com/
7. Burlington City Arts Center
135 Church St., Burlington, VT (802) 865-7166
The BCA Center features 3 floors of Contemporary
artwork in permanent gallery spaces. Floor 1 and
2 feature contemporary work in all mediums from
around the world and right here in Vermont. The 4th
Floor houses the Vermont Metro Gallery, featuring a
regular roster of contemporary Vermont based artists.
http://www.burlingtoncityarts.org/bca-center
8. Ethan Allan Homestead Museum
1 Ethan Allen Homestead, Burlington, VT
(802) 865 4556
A short drive from downtown Burlington, the
Homestead offers hands-on history, spectacular
scenery, and riverside picnic areas and walks. The
Homestead provides a genuine slice of 18th century
life and an intimate look at Vermont’s most colorful and controversial founders.
http://www.ethanallenhomestead.org
Although there are many ways to enjoy and
experience Burlington, one of the best options
is walking. There is plenty to do within walking
distance from Church Street Marketplace, the
heart of Burlington’s shopping and dining district.
Download the map below and explore!
http://www.vermont.org/sites/default/
files/2014%20Walking%20Tour%20Map_1.pdf
1. Hen of the Wood
55 Cherry St., Burlington, VT (802) 540-0534
Hen of the Wood offers a warm inviting atmosphere, a historic and visually appealing setting, seamless service and most importantly outstanding wine and beautiful food. At Hen of the Wood, the food is simple, uncomplicated and down-to-earth. The restaurant features daily changing menus based on the wealth of premium ingredients found only miles from the restaurant in the lush Green Mountains and Champlain Valley.
http://henofthewood.com/ $$$
2. Church & Main
5. A Single Pebble
133 Bank St., Burlington, VT (802) 865-5200
Here the vibrant flavors of the Silk Road come alive in the freshest ingredients from around the globe and just down the road; each bite brings a sense of history, adventure, and something even more sustaining, a taste of home.
https://asinglepebble.com $$$
6. Farmhouse Tap & Grill
160 Bank St., Burlington, VT (802) 859-0888
Farm-to-table gastropub serving award winning burgers, innovative entrees and a world class craft beer menu.
http://www.farmhousetg.com $$-$$$
Locally owned and operated, the restaurant 7.Sweetwaters
offers a sophisticated yet comfortable dining 120 Church St., Burlington, VT (802) 864-9800
experience in a relaxed, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Sweetwaters offers creative American comfort http://www.churchandmainvt.com $$$
food in an energetic setting and features fresh local ingredients.
3. Penny Cluse Cafe
http://sweetwatersvt.com $$
169 Cherry St., Burlington, VT (802) 651–8834
Lines form for gingerbread pancakes & other 8. Bluebird Barbecue
creative options at this homey brunch & lunch spot.
317 Riverside Ave., Burlington, VT (802) 448-3070
http://www.pennycluse.com/ $$
Serving handcrafted barbecue prepared by expert pit masters with sides and sauces made 4. Leunigs Bistro
from scratch.
http://bluebirdbbq.com/ $$
Leunigs Bistro is one of the oldest, continually operating restaurants in downtown Burlington, VT. 9. Shanty on the Shore
Leunigs is a French bistro & bar, serving lunch, 181 Battery St., Burlington, VT (802) 864-0238
brunch and dinner.
Located on Burlington’s scenic waterfront, Shanty http://www.leunigsbistro.com/ $$-$$$
on the Shore combines a casual environment, high quality seafood, and a view of Lake Champlain.
http://www.shantyontheshore.com/ $$-$$$
10.The Scuffer Steak & Ale House
Vermont’s locally owned neighborhood steakhouse. A large draft selection features many locally brewed beers, as well as craft brewed cans, including Alchemist’s Heady Topper! The Scuffer also offers more casual meal options such as specialty sandwiches and has outdoor seating.
http://www.thescuffer.com/ $$-$$$
11.Blue Cat Steak and Wine Bar
16.Splash at the Boathouse
0 College St., Burlington, VT (802)658-2244
Splash at the Boathouse is a Burlington waterfront restaurant offering a refreshing bistro menu and a full-service bar that will please your appetite as you take in the beauty of Lake Champlain and the distant Adirondacks.
http://www.splashattheboathouse.com $$
17.The Vermont Pub and Brewery
Vermont’s oldest craft brewery, offering many unique, award-winning beers and standard pub fare.
http://www.vermontbrewery.com $-$$
1 Lawson Lane, Burlington, VT (802) 363-3639
Blue Cat serves all Certified Angus Beef (CAB) steaks and a variety of fresh seafood and vegetarian options. The restaurant uses local produce whenever possible and features a rotating 18.Trattoria Delia
152 St. Paul St., Burlington, VT (802) 864-5253
selection of Vermont cheeses.
Traditional regional Italian cuisine served in a http://www.bluecatvt.com/ $$-$$$
romantic, basement space with a stone fireplace.
12.The Spot
http://www.trattoriadelia.com $$-$$$
210 Shelburne Rd., Burlington, VT (802) 540-1778
Enjoy the care-free Hawaiian-style ambiance of 19.Zabby & Elf’s Stone Soup
this surf-style restaurant conveniently located in a Warm, cafeteria-style stalwart offering a rotating renovated 1950s gas station. Its the perfect menu of creative, veggie-heavy Jewish cuisine.
breakfast, lunch and dinner hang out for locals stonesoupvt.com $-$$
and newbies alike. The menu is fresh, local and colorful.
20.Magnolia Bistro
http://www.thespotvt.com $-$$
1 Lawson Ln., Burlington, VT (802) 846-7446
Magnolia Bistro is a bustling vegetarian & vegan-
13.The Daily Planet
friendly, certified green cafe with a focus on local, 15 Center St., Burlington, VT (802) 862-9647
organic ingredients & breakfast.
Bohemian venue dispatching eclectic eats in a hip http://www.magnoliabistro.com $-$$
bar, tranquil solarium or romantic dining room.
http://dailyplanetvt.com $$$
14.New Moon Cafe
New Moon Cafe offers authentic coffee, creative breakfast and lunch items, delicious cupcakes, & much more.
http://newmoonvt.com/ $
15.Lucky Next Door
Casual sister restaurant of Penny Cluse Cafe offering breakfast, lunch, tacos and bakery items.
http://www.luckynextdoor.com/ $
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