Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum
Check pricesA Stowe museum covering Vermont's history of skiing and snowboarding, with rotating exhibits, a Hall of Fame, and a monthly speaker series.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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Stay at the Austrian-style mountain lodge run by the singing von Trapp family on 2,600 acres above Stowe.
700 Trapp Hill Road · Stowe, VT
The von Trapp Family Lodge & Resort is a 2,600-acre mountain resort on the Stowe land the singing von Trapp family bought in 1942, the family whose story inspired The Sound of Music. The Austrian-style lodge has four restaurants serving farm-to-table food, and the property is a working farm with maple syrup and Scottish Highland cattle. You can ski cross-country trails in winter, bike in summer and drink lagers at the von Trapp Bierhall.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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