Pros: Wide variety of excellent lodging, great restaurants, tons of winter sports and other activities Cons: Can be expensive depending on where you stay, eat, etc.
My boyfriend and I returned from a weekend (1/31-2/2) in Stowe to celebrate out One Year Anniversary together. We were worried about expensive activities and not having enough time to do anything, but it turned out to be a PERFECT WEEKEND!
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Pros: Nice trails, large ski area with plenty of vetical Cons: No capital improvements in years; lifts/lodges need updating. Limited lodging chocies at the mountain
We went to Stowe for Pres Week 2003. This was our 3rd Pres Week at Stowe and this time we stayed at the Condos at The Inn at the Mountain. Having been to Stowe before but staying in town we thought that these were the condo's that were trailside just...
Pros: Beautiful fall leaves, cheaper off season Cons: None for me - but if you want to actually ski....
I know, some avid skiers are going to think me nuts, but if you knew just how unathletic I am, you would realize you DEFINATELY do NOT want me on the slopes! But I love Vermont with a passion, and in particular Stowe, VT, best known for its skiing. If...
Pros: Beauty, Fall leaves, Nice natives Cons: Kind of far from NY, its best to stay for a week.
Want to visit one of the most beautiful places in existence? Take a trip to Stowe, Vermont. Sure its one heck of a drive from New York City (A good six hours) but let me tell you it is well worth it! Stowe is about as far North in Vermont as you can get....
Pros: Worlds Fastest Gondola Cons: Too Many Range Rovers
The front four at the underrated Stowe Mountain resort offers some of the best skiing/riding on the East coast. Mount Mansfield is Vermont's highest peak, measuring in at just under 4,400 feet. After paying $100.00 for a two day lift ticket, high...
Pros: Best Skiing in the east Cons: Lodging and Meals not that great
Having been to just about every ski resort in Vermont and other northeast states, I found Stowe to be the best of the bunch. When I went to Stowe a couple of years ago, the natural conditions were good but not great -- fresh snow covered the ground, but...
I call Stowe The Athletic Skier's Mountain largely because of its challenge. The average pitch far exceeds its southerly neighbors, while Goat and Starr offer lift-served, in-bounds extreme terrain (with snow to cover it) that is almost unique in New...
Pros: Good expert terrain, good lifts, short lines, good snow. Cons: Cold, too far north.
Stowe is one of the best mountains in the east. It has some of the hardest terrain you can find anywhere, east or west. Runs like Goat are just plain scary, but with skill can be fun.
Pros: Always good conditions, gondola, summit lodge, Smuggler's Notch secret passage trail. Cons: Can be expensive, crowds.
Living in Albany New York is difficult, there are so many options when deciding where to go for a ski vacation. We don’t really have the time or money to go on a weeklong excursion to the west. Stowe is only about 3 hours away, so we take about 4 or 5...
Pros: Long interesting runs, snow, setting Cons: Weekend morning crowds
Stowe is a combination of the best parts of New England skiing: Vermont's tallest mountain (Mansfield), high speed lifts, long continuous runs and the quintessential Vermont town.
The best part of Stowe is the long, uninterrupted nature of...
Stowe as far as Vermont mountains go is one of the best. It offers unequalled expert terrain, unspoiled glade skiing, as well as a local community which makes it the East Coast's answer to Aspen. Its northerly position also acts a time deterent of...
Pros: Trails, views, town atmosphere Cons: Hike to lifts, too few natural snow trails
This is a great place to go when you have a few very aggressive skiers in your group but also have some people who just want to ski a few groomed supertrails and be in a quaint New England Inn by 3.
As a Vermonter who loves to ski, I must say that Stowe is a skiing legend, being one of the oldest (if not THE oldest) ski resort in America. It is quaint, beautiful, and easily accessible. The surrounding area boasts terrific restaurants (and a wide...
Pros: Good conditions this year. Cons: Too many very difficult trails.
I went to Stowe two weekends ago, and I found the skiing pretty good, there has been a lot of snow this season, so that added to the quality of the snow there. The problems with this resort, and with others in the northeast is the weather which tends to...
Pros: Charming, lots to do during the day! Cons: Limited night life in summer.
Visit Stowe, VT in the warmer months and you will fall in love with this charming town. My husband & I received a gift certificate at a hotel in Stowe and decided to travel there for our one year anniversary in early June. We had a wonderful time!...
This is a great ski resort. I would recommend it to anyone who has a laarge group of skiers, and wants plenty of groomed slopes. I enjoyed my stay immensely, and although ti was a little costly, the ski staff was great, and there were so many great...
Pros: Great skiing for beginners and pros. Cons: Small lodge, often crowded.
This past weekend I headed up to Stowe for two days of skiing. I stayed in a nearby lodge that provided breakfast and dinner along with a room for a reasonable price. They also offered skiing essentials like hats, goggles and neckwarmers at a much lower...
Pros: Good trails, varied skill levels needed. good snow Cons: Too far away, cold, need shuttle bus to get to the different mountains, bad lodging
I think that Stowe is a very good mountain with great trails and there are varied amounts of skill level needed on different trails. Even the easiest trails are good for the more advanced skiers because they have jumps and half pipes on the side. There...
Pros: difficult terrain, people, town of Stowe Cons: liftlines, cold weather/windchill
I was born in Burlington and my parents put my on skiis in the Winnie-the-Pooh ski school at Stowe when I was 2. Years later, I continued to find myself coming back to the area to push my limits against the Goat, the National, & Liftline.
Pros: The warm friendly atmosphere. Cons: Not having enough rooms during the busy seasons
Stowe is a wonderful place to visit, it has charm, romance and a variety of things to do even if you are not a skier. There are lots of places to stay but the best place for you money would be the Ye Olde England Inne on the Mountain Road. It's very...
Pros: layout Cons: not suited for people beginning to ski
Being from Pennsylvania I have not seen the top notch ski areas in the west. Stowe is by far the best ski area on the east coast. Stowe has slopes for skiers of all abilities. The slopes of Stowe are challenging for beginner, intermediate, and advanced...
Pros: beautiful, relaxing, enjoyable, excellent trip Cons: can get costly
For a long time my family has been going to Stowe, Vermont and Sugarbush, Vermont, too. These are great vacation spots, and we usually do them in a back-to-back 2 week vacation - 1 week for each spot.
Pros: cozy, great slopes, year around vacationing Cons: very far north. 9 hour drive from wash dc
Situated in the midst of a quaint village, the Stowe ski resort is a magnificent winter getaway. I have been to the Stowe resort 3 times in the last 4 years and each time my experiences become more and more enjoyable. I would have to say that apart...
Pros: Well kept and nice restaurants. Cons: Heavy spring snow.
Stowe is great for everyone from beginnings to experts. It has a wide variety of slopes, from easy to double black diamond. Also, the town itself is quaint and small, with numerous places to stay and things to do besides ski. The lifts are good, with...
Pros: Terrain for all levels Cons: Expensive Lift Tickets
Stowe is in my opinion one of the best ski resorts on the east coast. I live in southern Pa. and drove over 8 hours just to ski there. It was worth every minute though. My family and I have skied all over New York and Vermont, Stowe is one of my...
Had a really great time skiing two of the best ski resorts on New England... Stowe and Killington. Both resorts offer a great variety of terrain to ski on weather you are just a beginning skiier to an avid snowboarder. Both Resorts usually have lots of...
Pros: tons of snow, all types of terrain, fast lifts, great glades...fun mountain Cons: expensive food
Stowe is a great mountain for all types of skiiers. The smaller Spruce Peak has begginner and intermediate terrain for anybody taking there first runs down the slope. Mt.Mansfield is the largest peak in Vermont and offers a wide variety of glades,...
Pros: Lots of trails, great conditions, fast lifts Cons: none
I have to admit, I love to ski at Stowe. I would have to say it is one of the best mountains in the East. With it's high speed quads and 3 mountains, it can't be beat. Although it only has 47 trails, there are plenty of them to occupy you for the...
Pros: great town for the active type. Cons: Avoid on holiday weekends. No lake in the summer. Skiing costs many $$$.
One day, I want to have a cottage here. Stowe is a great town for those who like to be active. Hiking, biking, rollerblading, fly-fishing, etc. in the summer, Snow-shoeing, downhill, cross country, etc. in the winter.
Great restaurants for all...
If you are on the east coast, and you are looking for a great ski resort, the stowe is where you should go. After skiing Stowe, No other resort will be able to compete. Stowe has everything you need for a great ski trip for your family. There is...
Pros: lots of lifts, affordable, nice family place Cons: none!
stowe vermont is another great chocie as a resort to go sking at. I have been here several times, and i have had an outstanding time. This place, like many large new england resorts is great for the whole family. I believe this is one of the best....
Pros: Beautiful mountain Cons: Ski passes are a bit expensive
Going to school in Vermont, I have had the opportunity to ski almost every resort mountain in northern Vermont. I liked them all, but one particularly sticks out. Stowe is the most amazing mountain. With steep terrain for the seasoned veterans to the...
I love skiing. This excellent ski resort, nestled in the scenic foothills of Vermont. Is an ideal place for a short weekend get away. The sking is awesome. Again I repeat the skiing is awesome. I love the food too. The boarding is cool. The people...
Pros: excellent quality/price ratio Cons: no cons !
Baas Gastehaus is a great place to stay when you go to Stowe. I've been there twice this year, once in winter, once in fall. It is a family B&B, with only two guest rooms, which are beautifully decorated. The price is low for the area (79$ per room...
Pros: The Gondola (when its open) Perry Merril (on a good day), Cons: Conditions, lifts, customer service
I love Stowe and I have been skiing there for over 30 years but I would caution anyone considering a trip there to check first and see how much of their facilities are up and running. If it gets cold or windy (and it often does) they will shut down all but a few lifts . Last weekend the only lift available at Mansfield base was the triple (an antique) and the wait for it was over 45 minutes.
The slopes tend to be icy, but hey this is Vermont. The base lodge is quaint but bordering on seedy.
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