Nestled in the picturesque town of Stowe, Vermont, Spruce Lodge offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comforts, making it a great destination for travelers seeking a peaceful mountain retreat. Located near the base of the iconic Mount Mansfield, Spruce Lodge is a prime spot for visitors looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of Vermont’s natural surroundings, especially during the vibrant fall season or the winter ski season.
The lodge itself is known for its welcoming atmosphere, with its cozy wooden interiors, stone fireplaces, and spacious accommodations that provide a home-away-from-home feel. Whether you're visiting for the outdoor adventures that Stowe has to offer or simply looking to relax by the fire, Spruce Lodge caters to both. The property is conveniently situated close to Stowe Mountain Resort, giving guests easy access to skiing, hiking, and other outdoor activities throughout the year. In addition, the town of Stowe offers plenty of dining, shopping, and local attractions to explore.
Beyond its amenities, the lodge stands out for its personalized service, where staff often go above and beyond to make your stay memorable. Whether you’re enjoying a hearty breakfast before hitting the slopes or savoring a quiet evening with views of the mountains, Spruce Lodge creates an inviting and rejuvenating experience for every guest. If you're planning a trip to Vermont, Spruce Lodge is the perfect place to relax, explore, and take in the stunning New England scenery.
The fall is perhaps the best time to play the Spruce Resort golf course. It is lined with a rainbow colored forest at the moment.
The club house
You can take the Over-Easy Gondola to get across the road over to Mount Mansfield for more adventures.
My two year old getting high in one of the trees.
There is a beautiful, 5 mile bike path nearby for everyone to enjoy.
Mud puddles are fun just about anywhere you go.
When at Spruce, you have to check out the Enchanted Forest playground. You might have to ask someone how to get there but its worth it. Especially for the advanced obstacle course.
Right up the road is the entrance to Smugglers Notch, and the beautiful boardwalk trail heading deeper into the notch.
A beautiful Fall morning on the Stowe bike path.
Leaping for joy. Sometimes an old stump can be the best toy around.
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And as always, keep traveling!
- Dai Mar
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