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Stowe, Vermont is located in north-central Vermont, about 10 miles north of I-89 and just 45 minutes east of Burlington, the state's largest city. The village of Stowe is home to Vermont's highest peak, Mount Mansfield, and offers an historic and vibrant community with all the charm of a traditional New England village, and more.
Choose from a variety of Stowe lodging options for your vacation in Vermont, from luxury Stowe VT hotels and ski resorts in Stowe, to classic Vermont inns and Stowe bed and breakfasts. There are also many wonderful places to eat in Stowe. Enjoy a variety of options, from fine dining to casual restaurants in Stowe. Whether you are in town for business or pleasure, you'll enjoy your stay in Stowe, Vermont.
If you're planning an event in Vermont, Stowe has a lot to offer. The village's breathtaking scenery makes a destination wedding in Stowe VT an ideal choice, and the many amenities allow for Stowe conferences of various sizes. From Stowe reception halls to conference rooms in Stowe, you'll find the perfect location to host your events in Stowe Vermont.
If you can't get enough of the New England charm of Stowe village, a nearby vacation home, year-round home or vacation rental in Stowe VT may be just what you're looking for. Whether you plan to visit, build, or rent, there are many options for buying and selling real estate in Stowe Vermont.
There are many fun things to do in Stowe and the surrounding area. For winter fun, skiing in Stowe is one of the many highlights of the area and Stowe is often known as the "Ski Capital of the East." Enjoy shopping in Stowe's historic downtown area, or enjoy a round at the Stowe Golf Course during the warmer months, and be sure not to miss the breathtaking Vermont fall foliage each year. In 2010, Yankee Magazine listed several Vermont towns in their slideshow of "Top 25 Foliage Towns in New England," including Stowe and nearby Jeffersonville, home to Smugglers Notch Resort, "America's Family Resort."
As you can tell, Stowe is an ideal destination year-round. If you enjoy exciting activities, scenic vistas, golfing, skiing and fine restaurants, Stowe Vermont has it all!
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Region 2: Stowe-Smugglers' Notch | Smugglers Notch (12 miles NW) | Jeffersonville (12 miles NW) | Morristown (2.7 miles NE) | Morrisville (2.8 miles NE) | Hyde Park (3.1 miles NE) | Elmore (3.1 miles E) | Worcester (3.0 miles SE) | Waterbury (2.9 miles SW) | Bolton (3.2 miles SW)
An exciting and diverse farmers' market, highlighting the best agriculture, prepared foods and crafts that the Stowe area has to offer. An excellent stop while traveling on the Stowe Rec Path!
Suzy Spence’s paintings consider contemporary power struggles through the elegant metaphor of fox hunting. Turning the genteel athletic, sartorial, and social traditions of fox hunting toward lucid social commentary, Spence creates psychologically-rich paintings of steely riders joined in dark complicity—soldiers, sisters, friends. They are on the hunt.
Dusty Boynton is well known for her paintings on canvas and works on paper. This exhibition is a culmination of a series of her “Reliefs” - painted and cut figures on wood. This is the first exhibition of this type of work. The New York Times described Boynton’s work as “Childlike, but not childish.” The sophistication and emotional intelligence that pours through her gestural figures is powerfully resonating.
This group exhibition of contemporary sculptors working in ceramics highlights both figurative and abstract work that is both poetic and humorous, referencing human history, intervention and experience.
