Stoweflake Mountain Resort and Spa

In 1793, the Luce family became the first settlers of Stowe, arriving on foot and pulling their belongings behind them on a hand sled—a sled still preserved today at the Stowe Historical Society Museum. Nowadays, the town's known for its fertile farms and frequent festivals. Just across from the resort sits the Sunday-morning Stowe Farmers' Market, which starts up on May 20 and showcases local delicacies such as apples, grass-fed beef, and pure maple syrup.The surrounding mountains lure hikers, rock climbers, and spelunkers all summer long. The historical Long Trail winds throughout the Green Mountains backcountry, passing through popular state parks such as Smugglers' Notch and Underhill before meeting up with the Appalachian Trail to trade stock tips.Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.