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About Stowe

Vermont’s premier four-season mountain town, Stowe offers outdoor adventure, scenic beauty, rich history, and a charming village to explore year-round.

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A Mountain Town for All Seasons

Stowe is where Vermont’s natural grandeur meets timeless charm—a place shaped by towering peaks, rushing waterfalls and a village that feels like you've stepped into a storybook. As Vermont’s premier four-season destination, it offers something special in every season, from snow-covered slopes to lush summer trails, fiery autumn ridgelines and the sweet awakening of spring.

Chartered in 1763, Stowe is home to Vermont’s tallest peak, its highest waterfall and the state’s loftiest church steeple—landmarks that define both the landscape and the spirit of this mountain town. Known as the Ski Capital of the East, it has long been a magnet for winter adventurers, but its beauty extends far beyond the slopes. Miles of scenic trails, winding backroads and endless opportunities for exploration make it a haven for those who love to move, wander and discover.

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Where Culture, Flavor, and Curiosity Collide

But Stowe isn’t just about the outdoors—it’s a place where heritage and creativity thrive. Historic inns and covered bridges sit alongside award-winning restaurants, artisan shops and a vibrant arts scene. Locally crafted beer, cider, spirits, and seasonal flavors fill the tables, while festivals and cultural events bring the town to life.

Here, every path leads to something new—a breathtaking view, a hidden gem, a moment that stays with you long after you leave. Stowe isn’t just a place to visit—it’s a place to experience, to explore, to feel. Discover all that can unfold when you let your curious lead.