Adventure Travel Guides in Stowe

Explore Vermont’s hiking routes where every step through forested trails leads to fresh farm stands boasting seasonal flavors. This guide balances the thrill of the trail with practical tips to help you navigate terrain, hydration, and timing for a fulfilling day of outdoor dining and adventure.

Vermont’s mountain passes offer gravel riders a rugged playground of steep climbs, loose gravel, and sweeping ridgelines. Discover practical tips, route highlights, and what it takes to tackle these fiercely natural challenges on two wheels.

Bolton Valley delivers a unique ice climbing experience where frozen waterfalls and steep ice faces challenge adventurers with their unpredictable, raw nature. Perfectly balanced between thrilling vertical ascents and manageable approaches, this Vermont destination invites climbers of various skill levels to test their mettle amid stunning winter landscapes.

Smugglers' Notch offers climbers a raw granite playground set in Vermont’s dramatic Green Mountains. This guide blends vivid descriptions with practical advice to prepare you for bouldering challenges amid the pass’s rugged beauty.

The Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vermont, offers an expansive network of cross-country ski trails that combine challenge, beauty, and crisp winter air. This guide helps you navigate the terrain with practical advice and vivid descriptions, ideal for skiers of all skill levels looking to embrace a true Vermont winter adventure.

Experience Vermont’s quintessential fall foliage from the vantage point of Stowe Pinnacle. This moderate hike combines steady climbs and vibrant hardwood forests, delivering panoramic views that define New England’s autumnal allure.

Mount Mansfield’s Sunset Ridge Trail offers a challenging hike with rewarding panoramic views that stretch across Vermont’s iconic landscape. Perfect for hikers ready to engage with a trail that demands focus and respect, this route combines rugged terrain and stunning natural beauty, making it a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts.

Mount Mansfield stands as Vermont’s tallest peak, offering hikers a network of trails lined with forest, rock, and wind-shaped tundra. Discover routes suited to various skill levels and prepare to be rewarded with sweeping mountain views, a refreshing sense of wilderness, and practical tips to ensure your ascent is safe and enjoyable.