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Located in Lamoille County in Vermont, Stowe is the world-popular resort town situated alongside the highest peak of the state.
At 4,395 feet above sea level, Mount Mansfield is Vermont’s highest peak, which extends to the town of Stowe.
Rocks and sand from Sterling Brook took more than 10,000 years to carve this gorge, with its falls, pools and cascades.
Located near Stowe, Moss Glen Falls is a 125 ft waterfall that can be accessed only by a 6.8-kilometer trail.
Also known as the “Rec Path” by the locals, Stowe Recreation Path is a 5.5-mile flat path suitable for people of all ages and fitness.
Often called the “Stowe Toll Road,” this historic road leads up to the top of Mount Mansfield. It’s open from July to mid-December.
Emily’s Covered Bridge, located over the Gold Brook in Stowe, was built in 1844.
Stowe Mountain Resort is an internationally acclaimed four-season resort located in the town of Stowe.
Smugglers Notch State Park sits about seven miles from Stowe, at an elevation of 2,119 feet.
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