Stowe attractions

This self-guided audio tour will take you along Vermont’s Route 100, one of the state’s most scenic drives. As you travel the road, you will pass quaint New England towns and idyllic villages, cross historic covered bridges and pause at scenic vistas. Along the way, you will have opportunities to explore historic landmarks and uncover local hidden treasures, with views that become especially striking in autumn when the landscape fills with brilliant colours. The narration is delivered through the Audio Tour Guide App by Action, which will guide you along the route and offer context for the places you pass. The tour comes with lifetime access and no expiry, so you may use it anytime and revisit the route on future trips.

You will sail between the mountains on Lake Champlain aboard a classic Friendship Sloop, getting a unique view of Vermont from the water. A licenced captain and deckhand will be on board to keep you safe, relaxed and entertained. Public cruises will never carry more than 10 guests, and Friend Ship and Wild Rose are nearly identical vessels, so the experience is the same whichever boat you choose. Private cruises and other experiences are offered separately. Bring your own food and drink to make the outing special; the crew provides ice water, wine glasses, cups, plates, napkins and cutting boards. Along the way, the crew will share local knowledge, stories and legends that explain why this region is historically unique. The sloops themselves — with bronze hardware, intricate rigging and richly detailed woodwork — offer a traditional sailing atmosphere that complements those tales. Originally designed in 1904 for lobster and cod fishing in Maine, these wooden-rigged Friendship Sloops were built to be safe and sturdy in any weather. Their stability, comfort and charm make them well suited to sailing Lake Champlain and enjoying the scenery as you glide across the water.

You will board Buttercup for a BYO food and drink cruise on Lake Champlain. An experienced, friendly captain will look after the boat while you relax with friends, food and waterfront views. Along the way you'll enjoy a scenic motor boat tour of Burlington Harbor and the calm sights of the lake from a comfortable, canopied space. Buttercup is a traditionally outfitted picnic boat launched in 2018 that also underwent a full refit. It has cushioned seating, custom wooden tables and varnished accents, and is designed to be easy to board and highly accessible. A comfortable bathroom is on board. The crew will provide serveware and glassware, a Champagne Tower and wine keys — everything needed to enjoy your carefully curated selection of accoutrements. Bring your own picnic and settle in for relaxed time on the water, taking in the harbour and shoreline as you go.

The Zipline Canopy Tour at Smugglers' Notch Resort will take you up into a forest of hemlock, white birch and sugar maple trees, where you will move through the canopy and enjoy views of the Green Mountains. Along the way you will travel across eight ziplines and two suspension bridges, and you will rappel twice from towering trees. Expert guides will lead the group and run a Ground School where you will receive essential training and safety instruction before heading into the trees. As you progress, the guides will help you with equipment and techniques so you can focus on the experience and the surrounding scenery. This experience will combine moments of thrill with time to appreciate the forest setting. You will see close-up views of the woodland and ridge lines as you glide and traverse the canopy, with guides on hand to answer questions and support you at each stage.

In Burlington, a self-guided walking tour will lead you through the city’s haunted history. As you move through streets and sites, you’ll hear the chilling tales of the Ghosts of the Shanty, visit the haunted site of Nectar’s and learn about the notorious serial killer HH Holmes. Along the way, you’ll uncover the stories that have shaped the city’s darker past. The experience uses a location-aware app that will play the stories as you walk, so you can go at your own pace and on your own schedule. The tour never expires, and you can repeat it as many times as you want.

On Lake Champlain you’ll cruise aboard Buttercup, a traditionally outfitted picnic boat that offers scenic motor tours of Burlington Harbor. An experienced and friendly captain will take care of the boat while you relax with friends, your food and waterfront views. The trip is designed for relaxed socialising and enjoying the harbour from the water. Buttercup was launched in 2018 and later underwent a full refit. You’ll sit under a full canopy on cushioned benches around custom wooden tables with varnished accents. The boat is extremely accessible and easy to board, and there is a comfortable bathroom on board. As a picnic boat, Buttercup provides serveware, glassware, a Champagne tower, wine keys and the other items you’ll need to enjoy your carefully curated accoutrements—bring your own picnic and drinks. Along the way you’ll pass the vistas of Burlington Harbor and the shoreline of Lake Champlain, making for a pleasant, waterfront picnic experience.

Experience the famous Burlington sunset from Lake Champlain as the sun drops behind the Adirondack Mountains. You’ll sail between the mountains aboard a classic Friendship Sloop — either Friend Ship or Wild Rose, which are nearly identical — and see Vermont from an unmatched perspective while a licensed captain and deckhand keep you safe, relaxed and entertained. Public cruises never carry more than 10 guests. You may bring your own food and drink; the crew provide ice water, wine glasses, cups, plates, napkins, cutting boards and similar items to make your time on board comfortable. The sloops themselves are part of the experience. Originally designed in 1904 for lobster and cod fishing in Friendship, Maine, these traditional wooden-rigged Friendship Sloops feature bronze hardware, intricate rigging and richly detailed woodwork that recall a time gone by. Lake Champlain is well suited to these historic vessels, and the crew’s knowledge, stories and local legends add context and colour to the scenery as you glide along the water.

You’ll begin in Montpelier, Vermont’s capital and the smallest state capital in the nation. While there, you’ll enjoy a guided tour of the Vermont State House led by a dedicated guide who will share its history and answer questions. Guided tours in the Vermont State House are only available from early July through October. The building is closed to visitors on Saturdays and Sundays, so weekend tours will instead admire the State House from outside and then explore downtown Montpelier on foot. You’ll also visit the family-run Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks for a maple syrup tasting. After that, you’ll travel along scenic VT RT 100 to the villages of Waitsfield and Warren, passing landmarks such as the 1833 covered bridge known as “The Big Eddy” and the Appalachian Gap. Lunch is available for purchase at the Warren Store, a distinctly Vermont spot that features its own deli, bakery, wine shop and gift store. Along the way, you’ll see classic Vermont village sights and enjoy commentary that highlights local history and traditions.

The Signature Burlington Brew Tour offers an easy way to explore Burlington, Vermont’s thriving brewpub scene. You will visit three local craft breweries and sample up to 12 different beers as you move between venues. Along the way you'll get an inside look at how beer is made, and learn about the artisan approaches behind the brewers' offerings and Vermont’s brewing culture. A tasty snack is included to enjoy during the tour. Round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned, beer-themed van is provided, so travel between breweries is relaxed and comfortable. The experience balances beer tasting with insight into local history and craft brewing, giving you a clear sense of Burlington’s beer scene.

This forest immersion in Vermont offers a chance to reconnect with the soothing rhythms of nature. Under expert guidance, you'll move slowly through the woods and take part in gentle mindfulness practices, sensory explorations and playful invitations designed to help you engage with the landscape in a more intentional, grounding way. The experience treats the forest as a sanctuary where moments of quiet encourage you to pause, reflect and breathe. This is not a hike but an opportunity for personal reflection, suitable whether you are new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner. As you move through the trees and settle into the present, you may leave behind everyday stresses and step into a calmer state of mind. Guests often leave feeling more centred and with a renewed appreciation for the world around them, ready to bring a quieter, more mindful presence into daily life.

Let’s Roam is a leading app-guided adventure hunt provider that will guide you through a city’s most iconic landmarks and hidden gems. As you move through the route, you’ll tackle trivia questions and a variety of challenges that mix local facts with hands-on tasks. Whether you work together with your group or split into teams for friendly competition, each stop will reveal new information and add to the overall experience. The hunts are suitable for a wide range of occasions, from a spontaneous outing to a lively bachelorette party, a birthday celebration, or a corporate team-building event. Along the way, each participant will choose an interactive role, so challenges are tailored to different strengths and interests. You’ll explore, compete and create lasting memories while uncovering parts of the city you might otherwise miss.

You’ll take part in an immersive scavenger-hunt experience created by an Austin, TX–based global custom event design company that runs events in 300+ cities in North America and beyond. The company describes these adventures as unique and the only ones of their kind. A remote, interactive live host will assist and encourage you through your phone as you move between locations, so the experience feels personal and guided even when you’re exploring independently. The hand-crafted adventures blend elements of tour, creative challenge, detective hunt and social experiment. Along the way you’ll explore favourite hidden gems off the beaten trail and creatively interpret clues about art, history and culture to earn points. You may also appear on the provider’s website international leaderboard regardless of your score, and you’ll effectively race teams in other cities even if no local competitors have signed up that day. Expect unusual oddities, moments that make you laugh, and plenty of opportunities to make the experience your own.

In the centre of Burlington, Vermont, 'The Hunt' places you in a fast-paced game of strategy and pursuit. You will be immersed in a tense, action-packed scenario where teams face off and every minute counts. The experience focuses on quick thinking, teamwork and movement as the clock ticks down. Players are split into two sides — ruthless criminals and smart police officers — and the game centres on hiding, chasing and running. As you move through the game, tension and strategy build: teammates will have to plan, react and adapt while trying to outmanoeuvre the other side. You can play with friends, family or colleagues, making it a social challenge as well as a test of nerve and tactics.

This scavenger hunt walking tour in Burlington begins at the ECHO Leahy Center and blends the city’s history with playful, hands-on challenges. As you move through key landmarks, you'll take photos, solve riddles and follow an app-guided trail that reveals local stories and progress. Along the way you may uncover trivia such as Burlington’s connection to Ben & Jerry’s, giving context to places you pass. The experience is app-led, so you can set your own pace and pause where you like. It suits families, groups of friends or couples looking for a relaxed, interactive way to explore the city. The route finishes with a whimsical leapfrog photo-op at the Fletcher Free Library, a lighthearted way to end the hunt and gather a memorable shot.

A private transfer links Burlington Int Airport (BTV) with Killington/Okemo Mountain Ski Resort, providing door-to-door transport both to the resort and back to the airport. You will travel in a private vehicle, so you won’t need to wait in long taxi or shared shuttle queues. The service focuses on a direct, personal journey from the airport to your destination. All vehicles are fully licensed and insured. The cars are equipped with the facilities needed for travel to any part of the world under any weather conditions, and include additional fastenings for sports or other equipment. Along the way you’ll have a dedicated, private ride that handles your luggage and gear for a straightforward transfer between Burlington Int Airport (BTV) and Killington/Okemo Mountain Ski Resort.