The Stowe Recreation Path is a multi-use greenway that offers scenic outdoor experiences in Northern Vermont. This 5.3-mile route promises picturesque views and year-round recreational activities.
The Stowe Recreation Path is a 5.3-mile long paved path located in the charming town of Stowe, Vermont. The path meanders through a variety of landscapes, including meadows, woodlands, and charming rural areas, while following the course of the West Branch River. Designed for multiple uses, the path is perfect for walking, biking, running, and even cross-country skiing in the winter months. It's a scenic corridor that offers a glimpse into the scenic beauty of Vermont's mountains and verdant valleys. Established as an effort to create a safe and scenic outlet for residents and tourists alike, the Stowe Recreation Path unites the community with its easy access from Stowe Village and various points along the path. This route invites visitors to enjoy a leisurely stroll or cycle, with benches and picnic spots dotting the trail allowing for rest and reflection. It passes by restaurants, boutique shops, and galleries, enhancing its appeal as both a recreational and cultural experience. The path offers four-season accessibility, making it a constant favorite among locals and visitors for outdoor activities and picturesque views of Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak.
Picturesque views of Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak
Access to local eateries and boutiques for a cultural blend of activities
Four-season recreational use including winter cross-country skiing opportunities
Relaxing picnic spots and benches along the path for leisurely enjoyment
The path runs parallel to this river, providing soothing water views along the way.
Offers remarkable sights of Vermont's highest peak, especially stunning during sunset.
The path features uniquely charming covered bridges offering historical touches.