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Four Ways to Unwind in Stowe

With its endless scenic beauty and timeless charm, Vermont exudes a serene tranquility that captivates the soul. While known for its rich and abundant outdoor recreation offerings, Stowe is also a dream destination for wellness and relaxation travelers alike. Embrace a pace of life that is unhurried and harmonious with nature with these ways to unwind during your stay.

Treat Yourself at the Spa

Vacation is the perfect time to rest and recover from your everyday obligations and there is no better place to rejuvenate then at one of our world-class spas or wellness centers. Choose from a variety of services: soak in a hot tub, use the sauna or unwind with a massage.

Find Your Center

Stowe is a popular destination for spiritual and wellness retreats. Yoga is the perfect vacation activity for those looking to relax while simultaneously connecting with their mind and body. Daily classes are available at the Trapp Family Lodge.

Follow Your Inner Compass

The Stowe Recreation Path is a 5.3-mile paved public path that is open to the public all year round. It starts in the historic Stowe Village, winds its way all through town and ends at a beautiful covered bridge. There are many scenic spots to pull off, sit back and enjoy your surroundings.

Exist Among Nature

Whether paddling on the water or curling up outside with a book, there are plenty of ways to relish in the peace and quiet. Find your solace at the top of a mountain, along the water or amongst the trees. Browse accommodations in Stowe to find your perfect hideaway.

There are plenty more ways to relax and unwind during your stay. Learn more about all of the activities and seasonal offerings in Stowe. Find your perfect fit and start planning your next getaway to the Stowe area now.

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Summer Camps in the MRV

Summer is coming and there are so many amazing camp opportunities for kids of all ages in the MRV. Here are just a few of the options;

Mad River Riders Rippers Summer Camp
Offered by the Mad River Riders for kids between the ages of 8 and 12 years old. This camp is presented in partnership with Stark Mountain Bike Works, Mad Bush Falls, and Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce. During each one week session, campers will learn mountain bike safety and maintenance, build confident riding techniques, and skills for riding our Valley terrain. Our coaches will build community through outdoor adventure and fitness allowing riders to develop endurance and character in a safe environment.  

Flight Experience for Youth (F.E.F.Y)
FEFY funds flight training, ground school, and aviation experiences for young people age 21 and younger eager to learn to fly. The programs that FEFY funds are run by Sugarbush Soaring at the Warren Sugarbush Airport. FEFY’s goal is to give young people the opportunity to experience the world of aviation. Through the process of learning to fly, youth gain skills that go well beyond learning to pilot an aircraft.

Mad River Path Adventures
Mad River Path Adventures: Five, one-week-long overnight Summer Adventure Camps for students ages 10 – 14. MRP Adventures helps build community, strengthens a sense of place, and develops outdoor living skills of self-reliance and resilience. Time spent in nature is healing and nurturing! Each program includes components of adventure sports, wilderness and community living, and service. Programs begin on Sunday and end on Friday, both starting and ending at the Wait House in Waitsfield, VT.

Mad River Valley Arts Camps
Each week-long camp has a different theme including; Comics and Cartoons, Murals, Shibori Dyeing, Nature Inspired Design Stitching, Photography and Mixed Media, Macrame and Fiber Arts. All art camps/classes at MRVArts are taught by art professionals with years of teaching experience with youth-young adults. Scholarships are available on a sliding scale basis. Please call office: 802-496-6682

Living Tree Alliance Summer Camps

Living Tree’s serene setting, located on a working homestead and surrounded by forest is a nourishing place to spend the summer. Our private swim hole on the Mad River is a favorite. Options include Farm, River and Forest Exploration, Theater on the Farm and the Valley Teva camp. Registration is now open!

Junior Golf Camps at Sugarbush
There are two sessions available, both taught by Sugarbush PGA Head Golf Professional Roger King and his friendly staff, campers will gain knowledge about the rules and game of golf as well as enhance their skills. Camp focuses on intro to golf, instruction, course knowledge, rules, games and more 9am-12pm Tuesday through Friday.

Sugarbush Adventure Camp
Hiking, biking, rock climbing, creek cruising, mountain exploration, golf, and more for kids ages 7 to 12! Back for the whole summer with 8 weeklong sessions: Monday through Friday from 9-4 each day from June 24 through August 16, 2024 (except July 4th week)

Sugarbush Mini Camps
Experience a Vermont summer just for kids age 4 to 6! Activities include hiking, biking, lift rides, swimming, rock climbing, reek/water exploration, art, nature crafts, field games, and more! 8 weeklong sessions: Monday through Friday from 9-4 each day from June 24 through August 16, 2024 (except July 4th week)

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