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SPORTIVE
SKI TUNING
TOPNOTCHRESORT&SPA
LargestBognerselectioninNorthernNewEngland.
Rated a Top 10 Resort Spa in America by Condé Nast
Skiwear,sportswear,footwear.Bogner,PostCard,Prada,
STOWEMOUNTAINRESORTSKI
Traveler and by Spa Finder. Organic, indigenous
SHOPS
Killy,Skea,Kjus,DaleofNorway,TSECashmere,
Vermont oils, private steam, sauna, whirlpool. Full-service
Convenient, slopeside service centers with state-of-the-art
HarwickCashmere,WhiteandWarren,Tecnica,Ugg.Rt.
salon. Fitness center. Indoor pool includes waterfall. Two
machinery and expert technicians. Leave your gear
100,Waitsfield,802-496-3272.www.sportiveinc.com.
outdoor heated pools and Jacuzzis with mountain views.
overnight for tomorrow’s first tracks. At Spruce Peak
253-6463.
www.topnotchresort.com.
Sports, Mt. Mansfield Base Lodge and Stowe Toys
STOWEMOUNTAINRESORTSKI
Demo Shop at the FourRunner Quad and Spruce Base
SHOPS
Lodge. 253-3000. SPECIAL
Slopeside locations allow our expert staff to quickly and
efficiently address your equipment and clothing needs.
ATTRACTIONS
Best selection with competitive pricing. At Spruce Peak
SLEIGH RIDES
BEN&JERRY’SICECREAMFACTORY
Sports, Mansfield Base Lodge, Midway Lodge, Gondola
EDSONHILLMANOR TOUR
Summit and Stowe Toys Demo Shop at the FourRunner
Romantic evening sleigh rides for two over open scenic Come check out our fun guided factory tour and sample
the flavor of the day. Great activity for the whole family.
Quad and Spruce Base Area. 253-3676.
terrain. Includes winter warm-up drinks upon return.
Dinner packages for two also available. On Edson Hill For more information call our toll free 866-BJ-TOURS.
UMIAKOUTDOOROUTFITTERS
Road in Stowe. Reservations, 253-7371. Adults $3, Seniors $2, kids 12 and under free!
Stowe’s year-round outfitter featuring snowshoes, tele-
GENTLEGIANTSSLEIGHRIDES CABOTCREAMERY
mark skis, accessories and clothing. Tubbs Snowshoe
ATTOPNOTCH Come see where the taste of Cabot begins! Sample our
Center. Ben & Jerry’s snowshoe tours. Guided tours, New England’s favorite scenic and romantic ride. Go award-winning dairy products. Watch our informative
sales and rentals. Daily 9-6. Stowe Lower Village. back in time through a covered bridge along a rambling video, take a guided tour. Browse around our store.
253-2317.
www.umiak.com.
brook in the woods. Spectacular mountain views. Daily. Stock up on weekly specials. 40 minutes from Stowe.
Private couple, family, and group rides. Recommended 800-837-4261.
SKIING – Cross Country
by Yankee Magazine. 253-2216.
COLDHOLLOWCIDERMILL
NORDICBARN
STOWEFLAKEMOUNTAINRESORT America’s most famous cider mill and premier Vermont
&SPA
A full-service ski shop specializing in cross country, back-
attraction. Free fresh-pressed apple cider samples. Pies,
Enjoy horse drawn sleigh rides through the beautiful
country, telemark and AT equipment. Rental equipment
syrups, jellies and crafts. Open all year, every day.
Baraw family estate, followed by dinner at Winfield’s
Route 100, Waterbury. 800-3-APPLES.
for all winter activities. All this in a cozy atmosphere like
Bistro. Call our Mountain Vacation Planners™ to arrange
www.coldhollow.com.
no other. 253-6433.
your enchanted evening. Mountain Road. 760-1126.
LITTLERIVERHOTGLASSSTUDIO
STOWEMOUNTAINRESORTCROSS TRAPPFAMILYLODGE
A nationally recognized art glass studio with ongoing
COUNTRYCENTER Step on to our sleigh. Bring your family and your friends.
glass blowing demonstrations. Adjacent gallery features
35 KM of groomed and 40 KM of backcountry trails Experience the natural beauty and history of the Trapp
work of resident artist Michael Trimpol. Call for studio
from beginner to challenging. Higher elevation means
Family Lodge and its truly extraordinary mountain set-
hours. 253-0889.
www.littleriverhotglass.com.
more snow and exceptional x-c trail conditions. Connects
ting. The horses will glide you softly away. For schedule
to the largest x-c network in New England. Instruction
call 253-5722.
www.trappfamily.com. THEPAINTINGPLACE
&U-BEAD-IT-BEADINGSTUDIO
and rentals. Nordic clinics. 253-3688.
SNOWMOBILE TOURS
“U-Paint-It-Pottery” and “U-Bead-it-Beading Studio.” Bring
TRAPPFAMILYLODGETOURING
home Stowe’s most popular gifts and souvenirs – one
CENTER
SMUGGLERS’NOTCHSNOWMOBILE made by you! Paint mugs, bowls, picture frames and
TOURS
more or make earrings, bracelets or necklaces. A great
Over100kmofgroomedandback-countrytrailsinwood-
Evening one-hour tours through scenic Smugglers’ Notch.
place for parties. 100 Mountain Road. 253-7753.
landsandmeadowswithspectacularmountainviews.
Customized day tours of 2-4 hours. Ride on new Polaris
Private,groupinstruction,rentals,retailshop.Lunchatthe machines through wooded trails and open fields with SHAW’SGENERALSTORE
SlaytonPastureCabin.Snowreports:www.trappfamily.com/ mountain views. 800-347-8266.
Discover the warmth of yesterday with the excitement of
skicenter/snowreport.php.253-8511.
today. Owned and operated by the same family for over
STOWESNOWMOBILETOURS
100 years. Enjoy Stowe’s most unique shopping experi-
SKI RESORTS
Beginner to expert. Enjoy all-scenic tours of Mt.
ence. Main Street, Stowe. 253-4040.
www.heshaw.com.
Mansfield State Forest. Singles or doubles on new
BOLTONVALLEYSKIRESORT
Polaris snowmobiles. Take guided, safe trips at speeds STOWEHISTORICALSOCIETY
Over 300 inches of annual snow fall on 64 trails. Three
where everyone will feel comfortable. 253-6221. Preserving Stowe’s rich history. Visit the museum in the
Akeley Memorial Building. Tues./Fri., 10 a.m.-noon.
terrain parks. Burton Progression Park. Night skiing and
riding. Backcountry tours from Bolton to Stowe.
SNOWSHOEING
Yearly membership. SHS, P.O. Box 730, Stowe VT
05672; or call 253-8428 for information.
Slopeside dining and lodging.
www.boltonvalley.com. UMIAKOUTDOOROUTFITTERS
877-9BOLTON. Stowe’s year-round outfitter featuring snowshoes, tele- VERMONTT-SHIRTCOMPANY
mark skis, accessories and clothing. Tubbs Snowshoe SpecializinginthelargestselectionofStoweand
STOWEMOUNTAINRESORT Center. Ben & Jerry’s snowshoe tours. Guided tours, VermontT-shirtsandsweatshirts.Located6.5milessouth
Welcome to Mt. Mansfield, Spruce Peak and the Ski sales and rentals. Daily 9-6. Stowe Lower Village. ofStoweonRoute100acrossfromColdHollowCider
Capital of the East! Enjoy the longest average length in
253-2317.
www.umiak.com. Mill.244-6240.Bestpricesintown.
the Northeast, serviced by 13 lifts. Night skiing
www.vermonttshirt.com.
Saturdays 5-9 p.m.
www.stowe.com. 253-3000 SPA
or 800-253-4754.
THESPAATSTOWEFLAKE
SPECIALTY FOODS
World-class spa integrates natural surroundings, luxuri- CABOTANNEXSTORE
SUGARBUSHRESORT
ous amenities, over 120 treatments. Bingham A taste of Vermont tradition. Nibble our award winning
A four-season destination in Warren–just 45 minutes
Hydrotherapy waterfalls, European-style mineral pool, cheeses. Browse our beer and wine corner. Enjoy
south of Burlington. With the newest base village in the
men/women’s private sanctuary lounges with steam, Vermont’s best specialty food products. Weekly specials.
East and 4,000 acres of terrain, there is endless adven- sauna, hot tub, Jacuzzi. Vermont’s highest awarded spa.
Awarded “Best Cheddar in the World.” Route 100,
ture for skiers and riders. 800-53-SUGAR. 760-1083.
www.spaatstoweflake.com. Waterbury Center, 244-6334.
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