Smugglers’ Notch Timeshares

Smugglers’ Notch continues to be a preferred ski and snowboarding area for many families. There are plenty of resorts within driving distance with a variety of hills for people of all skill levels, equipment rentals, friendly instructors, and everything else you might need for a day on the slopes.

Vermont is a state filled with craftsman and professionals making some of the best locally made beers and liquor around. Smugglers’ Notch Distillery, Stowe Cider, von Trapp Brewing, Bent Hill Brewery, Wild Hart Distillery, and the Alchemist Brewery are all available for tours, tasting, and more!

You will find nearly all of your favorite outdoor activities in this incredible State Park. Smugglers’ Notch is filled with lush forests, mountains, scenic lookouts, streams, and caves. You can explore the area by bike or foot and have the chance to try out ice climbing and bouldering.

Nearly everyone has heard of this famous ice cream brand, but there are few people who have the chance to go see how it’s made! Visit one of Vermont’s most popular attractions to receive a factory tour, learn from the experts, and even sample a few of your favorite flavors while you are there.

With the Brewster River running just on the edge of Smugglers’’ Notch, there are plenty of opportunities for you to enjoy water activities in rentals in the warmer months! Canoes, kayaks, and other equipment are available at local vendors to make your trip down stream even more enjoyable than before.

There are plenty of hidden secrets throughout the state of Vermont, but one of their best kept are the stunning waterfalls found in the many parks in the area. Moss Glen Falls, Warren Falls, and Sterling Falls Gorge are all fun places to bring the family for a refreshing day near the water.