Things to Do

Skiing and snowboarding across more than 120 trails, terrain parks, a tubing hill, and the Timber Ripper mountain coaster — with the resort shuttle right at the end of the street.

Groomed Nordic trails and quiet backcountry woods when you want a calmer, more scenic pace on the snow.

Warm up with cocoa, craft beer, or a fireside dinner in downtown Ludlow after a day on the slopes.

A local favorite — a series of cascades and swimming holes tucked just minutes from town.

Swim, paddle, fish, or picnic along the shores of two scenic lakes just north of Ludlow.

A sandy beach on Echo Lake, hiking trails, and even gold panning in Buffalo Brook.

Miles of trails in the Green Mountain National Forest, from easy riverside strolls to full summit climbs.

Vermont’s back roads light up through September and October — some of the finest leaf-peeping in New England.

Farm-to-table restaurants, cozy pubs, coffee shops, and local boutiques all along Main Street.

The famous Weston flagship — nostalgic goods, Vermont cheddar, fudge, and free samples galore.

Sample Vermont craft beer, spirits, and hard cider at tasting rooms throughout the region.

Local produce, maple syrup, baked goods, and handmade crafts from Vermont growers and makers.

Plymouth Notch — the beautifully preserved birthplace of Calvin Coolidge, home also to Plymouth Artisan Cheese.

One of Vermont’s oldest professional theaters, staging shows through the summer and fall season.

The Beast of the East — more skiing, mountain biking, and year-round adventure to the north.

Classic New England towns, covered bridges, and country stores dot the surrounding hills.