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Stowe Recreation Path
Although Stowe may be known for its winter recreations (the Stowe Mountain Resort is considered to be the ski capital of the east), it also has plenty to offer cyclists.
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Stowe Recreation Path Details
Although Stowe may be known for its winter recreations (the Stowe Mountain Resort is considered to be the ski capital of the east), it also has plenty to offer cyclists. Start your journey on the northern part of the slope and make your way downhill through the open pastures and wooded forests. Once you cross under Luce Hill Road and head into Stowe Village, you will notice that the trail starts to pick up. The abundance of restaurants, shops, and hotels can make this section of the trail quite crowded.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Stowe Recreation Path
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1.7 mi away
Bingham Falls
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Bingham Falls
A beautiful cascading waterfall is always a rewarding sight after a hike through the woods, making this one of Vermonts most popular hikes.
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Smugglers' Notch State Park
Boasting one of the best views of the Green Mountains, this state park is a must-see for those visiting Vermont.
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The Long Trail
Arguably the most famous trail in all of Vermont, this epic 273-mile journey is a must-do for avid hikers.
3.2 mi away
Spruce Peak
This section of the Appalachian/Long Trail is a worthwhile jaunt through wooded forests up towards the summit of this beautiful mountaintop.
