Covering the state’s entire length of 157 miles, Vermont’s mountains offer endless venues for winter sports. Skiing, XC Skiing, Snowshoeing, Snowboarding, Snowmobiling, dog sledding and more are easily accessible almost everywhere. From southern Vermont’s  Mount Snow to Jay Peak in the north you will find a mountain or resort and accommodations to match your style and pocketbook.

 But the fun doesn’t stop there - In spring, summer and fall, these same mountains offer rich opportunities for hiking, camping, biking, paddling and fishing. Rushing streams invite superior canoeing and kayaking while, on the more relaxed side, the blazing colors of fall foliage make sightseeing a prime activity. 

To enhancing your experience in any activity, Vermont offers up-to-date facilities and trained professional staff.

 For more information, visit the following sites:

Stowe-Vermont.Org                www.stowe-vermont.org 

Vermont Association of Snow Travelers                www.vtvast.org 

Vermont Outdoor Guide Association                     www.voga.org

Vermont Vacations.com                                      www.travel-vermont.com