Since 1937
Welcome to the birthplace of alpine skiing in Vermont. From the first lift-served runs on Mount Mansfield at Toll Road in 1937 to the birthplace of the 10th Mountain Division and home to the nation's oldest Ski Patrol, now in our 86th season, Stowe has long been a premier Vermont skiing & riding destination. While we all experience the resort differently, one thing’s for certain: our story and dedication to the premium mountain experience continues. Welcome to quintessential Vermont. Welcome to Stowe.
Unlock Your Adventure
Reserve your lift tickets in advance, especially during holiday periods when lift tickets are limited.
Gain confidence to take on new terrain. Explore the mountain with a world-class instructor in a group or private setting.
Explore our portfolio of exceptional properties from ski-in/ski-out condos to boutique hotels and more.
Discover ski and snowboard rentals for the whole family. We'll take care of the gear so you can focus on making memories.
Experience the Peak of Vermont
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Every season is special in Stowe, from summer with long days perfect for exploring to fall with bright colors and crisp evenings. You'll find picturesque backdrops at every turn and can choose from resort activities, dining, and shopping - plus our vibrant Spruce Peak Village.
Summer Activities
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Gondola Skyride
Soar to the top of Vermont's greatest views. From the top of Mount Mansfield, you can access hiking and a sweet treat at the Waffle.
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Auto Toll Road
Since 1932. Zig and zag your way to the summit ridge of Mount Mansfield along the historic Toll Road.
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Stowe Rocks Climbing Wall
Inside the Adventure Center, our state-of-the-art facility features climbing challenges for adventure of all ages.
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Planning to Visit Us Soon?
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Check out our tips to help you prep for everything you need before you hit the slopes.