10 TOP Things to Do in Vermont (2026 Activity Guide)

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Things to do

Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour of Vermont, RT100 Scenic Byway

P1,566

per traveler

94% of travellers recommend

Burlington's Famous Ghosts Smartphone Guided Walking Tour

P611

per adult

Vermont RT 100 Self Guided Driving Audio Tour

Vermont RT 100 App-Guided Driving Audio Tour

P1,065

per traveler

80% of travellers recommend

Burlington Bash Scavenger Hunt

P1,454

per adult

Mindful Forest Escape: Rebalance, reflect and connect

P5,966

per adult

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1. Stowe Mountain Resort

What’s more, the off-the-slopes perks are worth the cost of tickets alone; Stowe ski getaways put you in close proximity to the historic village, for instance, and it’s absolutely ideal for apres-ski explorations and chilled-out evening meals.

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2. Stratton Mountain Resort

Outdoor enthusiasts will find a selection of activities to entertain them at Stratton Mountain Resort. In winter, snow covers the mountain peak and 11 lifts provide skiers and snowboarders of all levels with access to 97 trails. In summer, embark on hikes, go biking along mountain tracks and challenge friends or family to games of golf and tennis.

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3. Jay Peak Ski Resort

Visit Jay Peak for a memorable experience in Vermont’s spectacular Green Mountains. Carve down gorgeous powder runs on your skis or snowboard, let kids play at modern entertainment facilities and indulge in a luxurious resort lifestyle.

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4. Sugarbush Ski Resort

Sugarbush Ski Resort is a favored snowfield in Northern Vermont, where the Mad River Valley sweeps up to the summits of Mount Ellen and Lincoln Peak. Explore an exciting range of ski trails, from beginner runs to black-diamond terrain. Ride the modern ski lifts to well-maintained ski fields or search for fresh powder on the resort’s backcountry ski areas.

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5. Mount Snow

Mount Snow is a ski resort in the Green Mountain National Forest of southern Vermont. The resort is a popular choice for skiers and boarders for its proximity to metropolitan areas and its expansive terrain parks. Perfect your technique on a wide range of intermediate-graded runs or learn new tricks on the resort’s Carinthia terrain park.

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6. Killington Resort

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7. Smugglers' Notch Resort

Bring the kids to Smugglers’ Notch Resort, a special destination designed to provide perfect family vacation experiences on the snowy slopes. Cozy condominium-style accommodations complement an abundance of activities. The resort village is a true family community.

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What to do in Vermont

Stay near popular Vermont attractions

Stowe Mountain Resort

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Stowe Mountain Resort is the stuff of legend. Anchored by Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak, this Vermont icon has been beckoning to tourists and locals alike since the 1930s, and its top ski vacation packages just keep getting better.

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Where to stay in Vermont

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Stowe Village Historic District

The picture-perfect mountain views and abundant dining options are top of the list for many visitors to Stowe Village Historic District. A stop by Vermont Ski Museum or Straw Corner Shops might round out your trip.

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Downtown Burlington

While visiting Downtown Burlington, you might make a stop by sights like Burlington Fire House Gallery and Church Street Marketplace.

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West Branch

If you're spending some time in West Branch, Alchemist Brewery and Stowe Golf Park are top sights worth seeing.

North Bennington Historic District

Travelers like the historic sites in North Bennington Historic District, and Park McCullough House is a top attraction you might want to visit.

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Manchester Village Historic District

While there might not be top attractions in Manchester Village Historic District, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Golf Club at Equinox and Southern Vermont Arts Center.