Welcome to Spruce Peak.
The Village at Spruce Peak.
Be fully immersed in small-town Vermont, Green Mountain action and beauty, and world-class architecture and hospitality. Find farm-to-table freshness in our food, our arts, and our drink. Explore our shops, markets, and activities, while you breathe the crisp mountain air and relax against the backdrop of Mount Mansfield, Vermont’s highest peak.
Getting to Spruce Peak
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Limited paid parking is available at Spruce Peak. For the best experience, ride the complimentary Mountain Road Shuttle to Hourglass Circle.
Alternatively, park in the Mount Mansfield lots then ride the Over Easy, our resort's complimentary transfer gondola (no ticket required).
You'll step off the Over Easy directly into the Village at Spruce Peak.
Ice skating.
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A classic winter activity, only steps from the lodge! Our beautiful, outdoor skating rink sits in the heart of the Spruce Peak Village and is surrounded by magical views of the ski slopes.
Access is complimentary and skate rentals are available for a fee in the Adventure Center.
Performing Arts
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Spruce Peak Arts Center is a year-round presenter of performing arts and educational and family programs. Opened in December 2010, this 420-seat multi-use theatre is a modern performance center and boasts pristine acoustics and state of the art technical systems.
Spruce Peak Arts offers world-renowned entertainment, including live music, art shows, dance, comedy, exclusive film premiers, and emerging artists and performers from around the region, U.S. and the world.
The WhistlePig Pavilion
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In Vermont, the term farm-to-table extends far beyond fresh produce and meats. WhistlePig, the state’s most esteemed craft distillery, makes rye whiskey in a converted dairy barn on the shores of Lake Champlain and delivers its artisan spirits all winter to our WhistlePig Pavilion at the center of Spruce Peak Village.
This ideal après-ski spot is perfect for warming up with a cocktail and watch the ice skating outside or step inside for a full menu of options, including fire-warmed raclette. Join the regular toast experience with complimentary gourmet cider donut bites.
Village Dining
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Spruce Peak Village is home to an array of dining options for every preference and palette. Miso Toh Kome – the food truck stationed next to the ice skating rink – serves grab-n-go Onigiri (rice balls), and other traditional Japanese fare.
Skinny Pancake is a Vermont farm-to-table pioneer and original, while The Lodge at Spruce Peak houses two restaurants, Alpine Hall, and Tipsy Trout.
Employment.
Explore career opportunities with Stowe and Vail Resorts.
Getting to Spruce Peak.
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You'll step off the Over Easy directly into the Village at Spruce Peak.
Summer Activities
Weekends on the Green
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Feel the sun’s afternoon glow on your face as you lean back in an Adirondack chair, hear children laughing as they play cornhole and bocce on the lawn, and be awe-struck by our stunning Stowe Mountain views.
The Village Green, in the center of Spruce Peak, is where you experience all of the above. It’s where you play, relax, eat, and drink. It’s where forever bonds are forged and memories made.
Dining & Shopping
Spruce Peak Village is home to an array of dining options for every preference and palette. The Taco Truck and Canteen are the most casual – the food truck stationed on the village green and the Canteen overlooking Stowe Rocks Climbing Center. Skinny Pancake is a Vermont farm-to-table pioneer and original, while The Lodge at Spruce Peak houses the upscale Solstice and Hourglass restaurants. Also, don't miss the farm-to-table dinners on Fridays on the Village Green all summer long.
Featured Events
American Heartbeat
Saturday, February 18th, live from the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center.
