Stowe away this winter at Vermont’s Stowe Mountain Resort
By Cathryn Haight | The Improper Bostonian
Known as the ski capital of the East, Stowe has long been a retreat for New Englanders escaping to an idyllic winter weekend. The town—tucked in Vermont’s Green Mountains—is home to the state’s highest peak, but below the alpine trails winding down from Mount Mansfield’s 4,393-foot summit is a chalet getaway that boasts far more than pristine powder, providing a snowy oasis for ski bums and leisure seekers alike.
Previously Stowe Mountain Lodge, the newly named Lodge at Spruce Peak is the centerpiece of a nearly 200-acre property that houses the hotel as well as Spruce Peak village, with myriad shops and cafes situated around a spacious skating rink. The 300-room Lodge is hailed as the Northeast’s only luxury ski-in-ski-out resort and features amenities that rival Western mountain meccas. Guests won’t touch their skis and snowboards until they’re ready to hit the slopes—an attendant whisks away equipment before travelers even step into the grand lobby. Once you’re settled, grab a cocktail and get cozy by the upper level’s fireplace before turning in early to get some rest for your upcoming adventure.
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