Very nice staff and had an amazing trail ride back in July! The horses were so sweet and just loved…read moreto vibe out

Excellent service, both email and pre-ride suggestions. Highly recommended. Ideal, scenic trail…read moreright off the lot. Bikes are great- the basic e-bike has wider, cruiser style seats but apparently a little less range than the performance bike. We did a full day ride on the basic e-bikes, over 20 miles each way to Hardwick and back, with a stop at 10 Railroad St on the way back. The next day, we took a half day ride to Jeffersonville and back. Recommend the Burger Barn and Smuggler's Notch Distillery there. Cabot Creamery was mid. It's just a store in a barn shaped building with no facilities. There is no dairy or cheese making, like Shelburne Farms. Good cheese, but hard to pack on a warm day. We went the extra mile to the Village Restaurant in downtown Hardwick for a very good brunch at a reasonable price.

These guys run such a great small business! It was my first experience biking on the LVRT and the…read morefirst time using an ebike. They were able to walk me through the terrain, must hit places and provide a tutorial on how to use the bike. I found it to be very affordable in comparison to other places. They also were centrally located right on the trail and provided parking while I was out. This really made my trip and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Vermont.

Rarely have I gone on a hike in the mountains, but Mount Mansfield was a great experience. We drove…read morefirst to Lot A via the Toll Road, which is pretty pricey to pay... but it's not realistic to climb to the top from the parking lot at bottom of the road... at least for a day trip. The weather was good, although you could feel autumn approaching. Keep in mind - The only "facilities" are Porta Potties by the entrance by the Visitor Center parking, and there are no spots (even in any woods) until you are back! We were lucky to get a spot in Lot A, because the lower Lot B adds to your hike. We explored the initial part of the Long Trail, luciously green, covered my trees and full of moss, flowers, and mushrooms. Then, we returned to the Visitor Center to begin our walk along the ridge trail from the "nose" towards the "chin." I made it about half way, using a useful pair of hiking poles - something I'd recommend. Good outdoor shoes with appropriate treads also made navigating the rocky terrain easier. Both views - on one side the Adirondack mountains across Lake Champlain and the opposite side over to New Hampshire - were spectacular. If you're looking for an active outdoor jaunt for the day, recommend exploring Mount Mansfield. Nevertheless, you may want to check out in advance the Toll Road fees so you won't be shocked once you arrive.

This is a great hike - well marked, and with great views at the top. My only small complaint is…read morethat I wish the highest peak marker was larger. It looks like there may have been something more there in the past, but now it is just a small circle on the ground marking the spot. Overall, it really feels like a great accomplishment to reach the top. There are multiple trails to the peak and a good bit of rock scrambling to keep things interesting, but nothing too difficult. Definitely a rewarding hike. PS - there is off-season parking, you just will add an extra mile or so getting onto the trail, but it's never closed.

Stopped in while on vacation in Stowe! Brooke was my instructor for RideBeats and she was great…read more Helped me get set up and feel comfortable in a class that seemed to have a lot of regulars who knew and liked each other. Great energy, great ride, good music. I ride everyday at home but this was my first class in studio since COVID. Thanks Brooke for making it such a great first class back!

Great place to go for fun rides that will kick your butt. Love that they have shoes to use for…read morefree. Awesome experience all around. I can't wait to go back on our next visit to Stowe.

Absolutely wonderful experience. I will be back!!! I cannot wait to come back. It was more than I…read moreexpected!!

We rented bikes at the Local Motion right on the path and enjoyed a good hour of biking before it…read morestarted raining heavily. The path is well-maintained and easy to navigate; however, during our visit, there was about a 2 mile section that was closed. Going around it necessitated biking in traffic on the main road, so we skipped it. As it turns out, due to the weather, we had a short ride anyway, but had it been nicer, we would have been disappointed to miss such a large section of the path

Trails: I'm leaving that to my 3 Yelp Colleagues' previous reviews. I'm here for a Waterway Trail…read moreReview on the Missisquoi River from Louis' Landing along Route 78 and tracking out North to delta where Lake Champlain and Missisquoi Bay merge. Traveled one hot and sticky day, out and back, in kayak with Mama Bear and myself Papa Bear. No dog on this journey, just it's Human pets. The total loop for the day was about 8 miles. At our hallway mark, the River Delta, we were approximately 1 Nautical Mile from the Canadian border, which still wasn't open. Rumor had it, the Mounties had a crack scuba team patrolling out there, called the Canadian Bubblies. I wasn't about to test our fait, so we turned back. The water trail itself was quite beautiful with wildlife along the shores, in the trees, in the woods, and definitely swimming below (NOT THE BUBBLIES). Along the way, we observed bald eagle, muskrats, variety of turtles, many other bird and bug types in flight sporting their own unique colorations. One pair of eagle sat peacefully together on a tree limb as we quietly drifted by. Other power watercraft passed by - cheating themselves of the experience, but this one can't help being a wee bit envious, too. A couple of days later, in Kayaks and equipped with fishing poles, we took Louis' Landing on an Easterly and North-by-Northeasterly route. This also led to the Missisquoi Bay, however, we turned back after tracking out to a 3rd mile, round out to 6 mile loop. Along the way, Mama Bear certainly proved her fishing skills and reeled in that nights dinner. Yes, this sad sport paid the wager by cleaning and cooking HER Beautiful Trophy Trout! She did throw me some scraps.

We came here for a short walk on a beautiful spring day…read more The leaves were just starting to bud but that didn't stop the bugs. While it wasn't too horrible, I can tell in the summer or maybe in just a week or two the mosquitos will be hatching and it might not be a fun time in the woods! There is a lot of swampy land and sitting water. Otherwise its a great walking path, very flat and good for kids. My mom used to bring me and my brother here when we were little. There is a composting toilet if nature calls before or after the hike. There is also lots of educational information at the beginning of the hike and along the path. Also: There is a sign for no hunting on the refuge. This is a nice and easy walk for anyone to do!

It's fun! It does get boring after a few hours as the water Park is fairly small and climbing up 6…read moreflights of stairs for the same three slides holding a floaty gets pretty tiring. I have been here multiple times throughout my life and each time the lifeguards have been very rude but I will say they take their jobs VERY seriously so no punk ass kids will be getting away with anything. The water is a very comfortable temperature however the water that falls on you in the lazy river is freezing. My main issue is the most recent time I came both me and my little cousin got stuck in the orange slide. We are both around 100lbs and as far as I know there was no weight requirement for the orange slide. There are also no openings in the slide like there are for the chute Incase you do get stuck. My cousin had gotten stuck about three times she went down it and had to push her way down the rest of the way. I got stuck the last time I went on it and it just so happened to be during the dark part and I was terrified and also had to push my way down the rest. The main reason is the water pressure on that slide is extremely low. When I got stuck I could feel the water slowly slowing down.

This place was pretty wild. Pretty large with a lot to do considering it's not the main attraction…read moreand part of a ski resort. This is a very kid friendly place so obviously this place is full of kids gold wild. From what I could see there were slides, a climbing wall, a surfing or wakeboard simulator, lazy river, basketball, indoor hot tub and probably more. There is a bar inside and I believe you can also order food. There were lockers onsite and every kid we saw was having a wonderful time. This is an additional fee unless you have it added into your ski package which we did. We only came for the outdoor hot tub since their on site lodging didn't have any. It was pretty large and a unique shape, looked kind of like a clover. It gave the feeling of having multiple hot tubs within which was nice for small groups. It was hot and working well, a huge plus because often times there are problems with hot tubs during ski season. While we visited the kids that were in the outdoor tub were well behaved. It would be nice to have an adults only one as well to reduce crowding. When it's 10 degrees F or below, with windchill, the outdoor hot tub is closed.

This campsite is absolutely amazing. I go here every year in august with family…read moreAnd friends. I love going up. Here it's nice and relaxing.

Amazing campground full of friendly people! We come back every year! Great place for the summer.read more