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Cabin in Morristown
5 out of 5 average rating, 253 reviews

Cady’s Falls Cabin

Welcome to our treehouse inspired, modern cabin overlooking The Kenfield Brook on Terrill Gorge. We are located 5 miles from Stowe and its attractions, and just a few minutes from downtown Morrrisville with all its amenities. Just upstream from the picturesque Cady’s Fall swimming hole and across the brook from the amazing Cady’s Falls bike trails, our cabin is perched atop the hillside. With its simple, minimalist design it’s easy to immerse yourselves in nature and feel at home in the trees.

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Cabin in Morristown
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 164 reviews

Modern Post&Beam w/ Hot Tub, Waterfall, Mtn. Views

Welcome to The Eddy at Stowe Falls, a thoughtfully designed, quintessential VT getaway. Boasting gorgeous sunrise mountain views, a roaring seasonal waterfall, hot tub, wood beamed ceilings, and a cozy wood stove, this home is your private oasis. Enjoy modern comfort and feel away from it all, while being only 10 min. north of Stowe village with great restaurants & shops, <20 min to Stowe Mtn Resort, and minutes to great hiking/biking/breweries. Experience the sounds, smells, and feels of VT.

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A cottage with a wooden exterior is nestled among greenery. A spacious deck with a railing extends from the front, featuring stairs leading down to a natural landscape. Trees surround the property, providing a sense of privacy and tranquility.
Cottage in Hinesburg
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Bright new cottage in exquisite Vermont setting

Relax in "Findaway" cottage. Centrally located between Burlington and Montpelier and directly adjacent to Sleepy Hollow cross country ski and bike area, Birds of Vermont museum and the Vermont Audubon Center. Settle in and relax, hike right out the door, or sip a drink on the deck overlooking a beaver pond where you may see beaver, otters, deer, birds or even a moose! Surrounded by gardens and not far from downhill skiing and hiking options, swimming, sailing, dining and Lake Champlain.

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A cozy cabin nestled among trees features a wooden exterior and a vibrant red metal roof. A spacious porch wraps around the front, bordered by greenery. Sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a serene and inviting setting in a natural woodland environment.
Cabin in Morristown
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Birch Tree Cabin! Pets Welcome!

A cute, cozy dream tucked away in the woods of Vermont. Completely private and yet close to everything. You can feel the warmth, charm, and uniqueness of Vermont. The fenced in area will be a great playground for your 4-legged family members! Home! We are aiming to create a eco friendly and living with nature environment. Part of that is to have an edible landscape during the warm months. From fruit trees to berries to herbs it is a wonderful experience for young and old. MRT-10102198

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A unique bow roof home sits nestled among trees, illuminated warmly against a backdrop of a star-filled night sky. The expansive windows reflect the twinkling stars above, creating a serene atmosphere for stargazing and relaxation.
Home in Starksboro
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

The Spring Hill House

Escape to a haven of natural beauty and tranquility at The Spring Hill House. Our unique bow roof home offers breathtaking views of Camel’s Hump and the majestic Green Mountains, the perfect setting for a rejuvenating getaway. Despite being removed from the hustle and bustle of city life, The Spring Hill House is still centrally located, providing easy access to some of Vermont's most popular destinations. Please note: We have a firm no kids policy due to the open loft and stairs.

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A modern tiny house features sleek black exterior walls, with large windows reflecting the natural surroundings. A small patio with two chairs and a charcoal grill is positioned in the snowy landscape, creating a serene outdoor space for relaxation.
Tiny home in Stowe
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 99 reviews

Catalyst Tiny Home!

Escape and enjoy picturesque views in a one of a kind tiny house in Stowe, Vermont! Our all-electric tiny house has the perfect blend of charm with modern comfort for a cozy retreat. Inside, discover a cleverly designed space that feels both spacious and inviting, with a snug loft for breathtaking sunsets and peaceful nights. With just fifteen minutes away from Stowe Mountain Resort and Stowe's attractions, our tiny house offers a warm and enchanting stay in this picturesque town.

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A small vase containing vibrant flowers is placed on a wooden shelf. Sunlight filters through large windows, illuminating a loft area with a wooden ceiling. Spacious seating areas are visible below, providing a welcoming atmosphere.
Barn in Westford
5 out of 5 average rating, 285 reviews

The Book Barn: Newly Renovated Guesthouse

Enjoy all Vermont has to offer in this bright, airy space minutes away from Burlington and the mountains. On 14 acres with a brook, it’s a short walk down a dirt road to a historic covered bridge and town common. Fall colors are breathtaking when taken in from the barn deck, while Spring and Summer visitors enjoy free concerts on the town green on Sundays. Spectacular sunsets and hot air balloons are familiar sights. It doesn’t get much more Vermonty. *Note: No Cleaning Fee!

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A modern eco-friendly cottage showcases a blend of wood and stone on its exterior. The sloped metal roof complements the natural landscaping, while a stone pathway leads to the entrance. Surrounding grassy areas feature small shrubs and trees, enhancing the serene outdoor environment.
Home in Morristown
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 483 reviews

Passive House: Stone Country Cottage

7 mi Alchemist Brewery 4 mi Lost Nation Brewery 30 min Hill Farmstead Brewery 15 min Trapp Lager Brewery and Trapp Family Lodge 5 min Green Mt Distillery 5 mi Stowe 15 mi Waterbury 8 mi Elmore State Park 12 mi Waterbury State Park Unlimited hiking and Mt biking trails 3 mi Rail Trail 6 mi Stowe Bike Path 45 min Burlington 30 min Smugglers Notch Resort 45 min Jay Peak Resort and Water Park 20 min Stowe Mt Resort 20 min Ben&Jerry 20 min Cold Hollow Cider Mill 35 min Cabot Creamery

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Condo in Stowe
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

Cozy VT Getaway, Heated Pool, 3mi Stowe Mtn, WiFi

The Notchbrook Nook is nestled at the top of Notchbrook road in a group of condos that overlook beautiful views and is only minutes from Stowe Mountain Resort. The pool is open for summer months until Labor Day & reopens in late November for ski season. The Matterhorn restaurant sits at the bottom of the road and is a must experience Aprés spot. You are literally less than 10 mins from the slopes & downtown restaurants/shops. The condo and Notchbrook property are NON-smoking.

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A spacious living area features large windows framing mountain views and a cozy fireplace. Natural wood accents complement the soft furnishings, including a circular glass coffee table atop a patterned area rug. A dining table for two is positioned near the sliding doors leading to the outdoor deck.
Home in Moretown
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 322 reviews

Dramatic Views at the Above the Clouds Guesthouse

As featured in Conde Nast Traveler (1/21/22) Peaceful & impeccable retreat with a 180 degree view of Vermont's tallest mountains. Near Vermont's premier skiing, hiking, & outdoor adventures, you’ll love the sunset views and cozy atmosphere (huge sheepskin in front of the fireplace) and the attention to detail (live-edge wood details, spa-like bathroom). This is an incredible retreat for couples and families, adventurers and business travelers alike!

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A spacious living room features a large sectional couch with decorative pillows, oriented around a wooden coffee table. A cozy area rug lies beneath. Natural light fills the room through multiple windows, highlighting the custom fir-beamed staircase in the background.
Home in Stowe
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews

Stunning New Build on the River, 4 miles to Trapp

This stunning new build with remarkable craftmanship encapsulates the Vermont experience. Surrounded by nature, you're tucked away with a tranquil river running through the yard. Everything is new, appliances are upscale, and you'll be warm and cozy inside with enough space for you and your family. This house has a beautiful, open living concept designed around a custom fir-beamed central staircase and windows that bring Vermont's beauty inside.

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A serene landscape features a tranquil swimming pond surrounded by lush greenery. Rolling hills and distant mountains create a backdrop under a partly cloudy sky. Two lounge chairs in bright colors sit nearby, offering a peaceful spot for relaxation.
Apartment in Stowe
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 382 reviews

Private Apartment w/Mountain views & Hot Tub

This private apartment off our main house is an amazing space with jaw dropping views! Apartment has private entrance and everything is cleaned & disinfected in between stays. Unit has fully stocked kitchen, huge bathroom w. laundry and expansive views of Mount Mansfield. Also enjoy the salt water hot tub year round. A 5-minute drive to the middle of Stowe Village and a 15 minute drive to Stowe Mountain and Resort from there.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Stowe?

    Stowe has charming options in the village area, tranquil spots near the mountain, and unique cabins around wooded settings. Many stays are close to trails, restaurants, and locally rooted shops, making it easy to explore the town.

  • What are the best things to do in Stowe with kids?

    Families often explore nature trails, enjoy sledding or skiing in winter, and visit interactive museums or farms around Stowe. The local recreation path is a favorite for biking, walking, or picnicking.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Stowe?

    Stowe has outdoor activities across the seasons, including skiing and hiking, as well as galleries and local dining spots. Stroll through the historic village or visit a nearby brewery to sample Vermont flavors.

  • How is the weather in Stowe?

    Stowe has cold, snowy winters with temperatures often between 13–35°F (-11–2°C), and mild summers reaching 62–82°F (17–28°C). Fall foliage is a frequent draw, while spring brings thawing trails and blooming landscapes.

  • What are the best places to visit in Stowe?

    Explore the historic Stowe Village, visit the Trapp Family Lodge for mountain views, and spend time at the Stowe Recreation Path. Vermont ski areas near Stowe are frequently suggested for winter activities.

  • What are some hiking trails in Stowe?

    Stowe has trails like the Stowe Recreation Path for gentle walks, and the challenging Pinnacle Trail with sweeping mountain views. Moss Glen Falls Trail is frequently suggested for waterfall scenery.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Stowe?

    Families explore local farms, experience guided nature walks, and enjoy interactive art spaces in Stowe. Seasonal activities like maple sugaring, skating, and summer festivals are frequently suggested for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Stowe?

    Explore Vermont's scenic countryside, visit nearby mountain towns known for maple syrup and crafts, or discover locally focused museums. Waterfalls and regional state parks around Stowe are popular for day outings.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Stowe?

    Many stays in Stowe welcome pets, especially options near nature trails and wooded areas. Parks and outdoor paths around town make it convenient for guests traveling with dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Stowe?

    Layer clothing for changing mountain weather, explore local shops for Vermont-made goods, and ask about trail conditions before hiking. Locals often share advice on maple syrup spots and seasonal events.

  • What is Stowe known for?

    Stowe is known for its skiing, mountain scenery, and vibrant fall foliage. The area has a mix of outdoor recreation, locally rooted food traditions, and seasonal events drawing visitors through the year.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Stowe?

    Seek out art galleries tucked in local neighborhoods, discover small-batch maple syrup producers, and explore less-traveled hiking paths through forested terrain. Historic stone buildings and covered bridges add unique local character.

  • What are the best foods to try in Stowe?

    Sample Vermont cheddar, locally made maple syrup treats, and apple cider doughnuts at village markets. Farm-to-table restaurants around Stowe frequently feature trout, artisan breads, and seasonal produce.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Stowe?

    Pack layers to adapt to cool evenings and varied mountain weather, sturdy shoes for exploring trails, and a rain jacket for spring and fall. Bring reusable water bottles and sunscreen for outdoor activities.

  • What is the nightlife in Stowe like?

    Stowe has laid-back evening venues, including local breweries, pubs, and spots with live music. The village area often features intimate gatherings, cozy dining, and occasional performances.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Stowe?

    Stowe has annual celebrations centered on winter sports, including the Stowe Winter Carnival in January. Spring often brings maple festivals, and fall foliage season features art fairs, craft events, and community gatherings. Music festivals and local food events are also frequently suggested during peak autumn colors.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Stowe?

    Stowe has family-friendly vacation rentals, from spacious cabins near trails to homes around the village area. Many rentals provide convenient access to parks, outdoor activities, and local dining spots.

  • When is the best time to visit Stowe?

    Late spring to early fall is often recommended for hiking, biking, and enjoying vibrant fall colors, while winter draws visitors for snow sports. Seasonal festivals and locally rooted events add to Stowe's appeal year-round.

All about Stowe

This charming town occupies the valleys and rolling hills beneath Vermont’s highest peak, 4,395-foot Mount Mansfield. Popular as a year-round getaway by the mid-19th century, it soon grew into its own as one of the region’s first winter destination areas. Today the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum chronicles this evolution and includes vintage racing equipment, memorabilia from world-class athletes, and locally made craft skis. Savor an old-fashioned main street with lovely views in this mountain village, easily explored on foot or by bike. Shops and eateries line streets climbing up to Smugglers’ Notch, a pass flanked by 1,000-foot cliffs that cut through the Green Mountains, protected by a state park.

What are the top things to do in Stowe?

Hope Cemetery

This region supplies much of the headstone granite for the United States. Unsurprisingly, its Victorian-era stone cutters and artisans memorialized each other in high style. Thirty miles southeast of Stowe, this 85-acre graveyard sports lavish memorial sculptures, including a biplane and a giant soccer ball.

Mount Mansfield

The state’s highest peak shelters almost 200 acres of alpine tundra and resembles a human profile, hence features named the Forehead, the Nose, and the Chin (tallest!). Drivers can switchback up the historic Toll Road, which unfurls jaw-dropping views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks (open June to mid-October, weather permitting). Hikers gravitate to the classic 3.3-mile Sunset Ridge route and the more sheltered 2.3-mile Long Trail. Also popular: the Wampahoofus Trail, named for a cryptid deer-boar hybrid with uneven legs, so it could only move in one direction around the mountain.

Ricker Basin

This abandoned farming community stands 15 miles southwest of Stowe in Little River State Park, part of Mount Mansfield State Forest. Established in 1816, the town thrived briefly before its steep hills and poor soil drove residents out. Today visitors can wander among its orchards, stone walls, cemetery, and a lone remaining house. Miles of trails lace this haunting landscape. To stay oriented, grab a History Hike brochure from the visitor center. And consider lingering to boat or fish in the Waterbury Reservoir.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Stowe

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  • Nightly prices starting at

    Stowe vacation rentals start at ﺩ.ﺇ73 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    930 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 420 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    540 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    690 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    1,340 of Stowe vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Stowe rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Stowe stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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