[2025 Stowe Attraction] Travel Guide for Stowe Mountain Resort (Updated Apr)

If you are catching Fall Foliage in New England during autumn, you can't miss out Stowe in Vermont. There is something special about Stowe with spectacular fall colors everywhere. That is the reason Stowe has been named “No. 1 fall destination in the US” by TripAdvisor. Enjoy the drive along the many scenic routes to breathe in the fresh air and dive into the breathtaking views of fall foliage. You can also hike one of the trails to the top of Mount Mansfield or drive the auto toll road to get a panoramic view of the mountains and the village. Once there, you can get down ziplining to admire the fall foliage from above. If you visit from late autumn and early winter, you can also spot snow and the beautiful transition of fall to winter. Best time to visit: mid-September to October with a peak around early October. #fallingforfall

1️⃣Stowe, Vermont • 🕒Travel time: About 3 hours from Boston • 🏞️In the fall, Stowe is a must-see "maple leaf paradise" in Vermont! The golden and orange maple leaves are like a dream, as if you are in a movie. 🎬 • 🚗Drive through the town, climb Mount Mansfield, or take the Stowe Gondola zipline to enjoy the fall scenery in 360 degrees! • 📸In front of the town church, the white church and colorful maple leaves complement each other, creating a perfect texture! • 📅Best time: Late September to early October 2️⃣White Mountains National Forest🚗 • 🕒Travel time: About 2 hours from Boston • 🌄In the fall, the magic of nature in White Mountain Park is amazing. The Kancamagus Scenic Byway is a self-driving route with layers of red and yellow maple leaves, which are breathtakingly beautiful. • 🚂You can also choose to take a sightseeing train, and the maple scenery along the way is breathtaking! • 📸The rivers and wooden bridges in the White Mountain Valley reflect the maple leaves on the water, making it a great place to take photos! • 📅Best time: Late September to mid-October 3️⃣Gibbet Hill, Massachusetts🚗 • 🕒Travel time: About 45 minutes from Boston • 🏞️A lesser-known treasure trove of maple leaves closer to Boston! Gibbet Hill Grill's farm style is a local internet-famous restaurant. • 🚶‍♂️Hike up the hill, with a sea of maple leaves under your feet and the beautiful New England countryside in front of you, the autumn sunset is especially atmospheric! • 📅Best time: Mid-October • 🍴Tip: Don't miss Gibbet Hill Grill, the farm feast in autumn and the sunset under the maple leaves are super romantic~ 4️⃣Gunstock Mountain Resort🚗 • 🕒Travel time: About 1.5 hours from Boston • 🏞️Want to see maple leaves and experience outdoor sports at the same time? Gunstock Mountain Resort is your best choice! • 🚵‍♂️In the fall, the ski resort turns into an outdoor activity paradise, with hiking, mountain biking, and even ziplining to see the maple forest from the air and experience the stunning fall! • 📅Best time: Early to mid-October 5️⃣Wachusett Mountain🚗 • 🕒Travel time: About 1 hour from Boston • 🏞️One of the closest places to see maple leaves from Boston, Wachusett Mountain is the perfect combination of maple leaves and hiking. • 🚶‍♀️There are hiking trails for beginners, or you can take a cable car to the top of the mountain and overlook the maple leaf landscape from the top. • 📸It is recommended to come hiking in the evening, the sunset on the maple leaves is very atmospheric, and the photos are beautiful! • 📅Best time: Mid-October to early November 🌟Follow this guide and let's chase the fall colors around Boston and feel the charm of the maple leaves! 🍁🚗📸

👍Recommended reasons: These towns around Boston have their own characteristics. Some are like fairy tale towns, some are full of artistic atmosphere, and the winter snow scene is super beautiful, which is very suitable for playing and checking in. 👣Travel route: 1️⃣Stowe: You can first stroll around the small craft shop in the village to pick souvenirs, then go to the cafe next to the ski trail to sit and enjoy the snow scene, and go to Harrison's Restaurant and Bar for dinner after skiing. 2️⃣Woodstock: Take photos along the winter maple forest path first, then go to The Prince & The Pauper Restaurant to eat Wellington lamb chops (pay attention to the business hours), and you can also go to the recommended ski resort to ski and then return to the town to eat and drink. 3️⃣Burlington: Explore shops and take photos along Church Street Pedestrian Street. If you want to ski, go to Stowe Mountain Ski Resort, and then continue shopping and eating. 4️⃣Middlebury: Take movie-like photos on the campus of the town first, then stroll slowly through antique shops and cafes, and feel the literary atmosphere. 5️⃣Manchester: Go to the Lincoln family residence first to feel the historical charm, and then go to the bookstore to find old books and small items in the boutique. 6️⃣Brattleboro: You can take a walk in the town first, then go to the Brattleboro Museum to see the exhibition and enjoy the slow-paced beauty. 👍Must-see attractions: 1️⃣Stowe: The picturesque places in the village and the cafes next to the ski trails are worth visiting. 2️⃣Woodstock: The winter maple forest path is very beautiful, and there are recommended ski resorts to experience. 3️⃣Burlington: Church Street Pedestrian Street is a must-see, and the boutiques, cafes, and graffiti walls are all very photogenic. 4️⃣Middlebury: The campus of the town and those antique shops and cafes are worth checking in. 5️⃣Manchester: Don't miss the Lincoln family residence, the historical atmosphere is amazing, and there are bookstores and boutiques to visit. 6️⃣Brattleboro: The Brattleboro Museum has exhibitions to see, adding an artistic touch to the snow scene, and it is worth a visit. 💖Other tips: 1️⃣It is best to plan your time and route in advance when visiting these towns, especially for dining places, some of which have business hours restrictions. 2️⃣Remember to bring a power bank when taking pictures. There are too many beautiful scenery, so don't run out of battery halfway through the photo. You need to record the beautiful moments. 3️⃣If you are driving by yourself, check the condition of the car in advance to ensure that everything goes smoothly along the way, so that you can have a happy time.

🏙️Boston, the capital of Massachusetts, is one of the oldest and most historic cities in the United States, known as the "Athens of America". Autumn is the best season to explore the Boston area. 🍁The autumn wind rises, and the maple leaves 🍁around Boston gradually turn golden and red, as if it is the most brilliant palette of nature🎨 Recommended maple leaf viewing spots Boston Maple Leaf Viewing Guide🍁 1️⃣ Stowe, Vermont About 3 hours drive from Boston, Stowe is known as the "Autumn Fairy Town". In autumn, the town is surrounded by layers of maple leaves, as if in a fairy tale world. It is recommended to take the Stowe Mountain Resort cable car to overlook the colorful maple leaves and white churches, and the photos are full of movie sense. 2️⃣ White Mountains National Forest About 2.5 hours from Boston, White Mountain Park is the best place to view maple leaves in the eastern United States. Early October is the best viewing period. The Kancamagus Highway along the way is 35 miles long and has multiple check-in points. Flume Gorge is full of red leaves in the valley, and Artist's Bluff Lookout overlooks the autumn colors of the mountains. The maple leaf viewing train Mountaineer - Iconic Crawford Notch Scenic Train Ride starts at $76 for adults and $52 for children. 3️⃣ Gibbet Hill, Groton, Massachusetts About 1 hour from Boston, a niche maple leaf viewing spot. One of the filming locations of "Little Women", it is recommended to stop at the Gibbet Hill Grill parking lot and walk ten minutes to the entrance. The morning mist and pink skyline, coupled with colorful red leaves, seem to have accidentally entered a British pastoral movie. 4️⃣ Gunstock Mountain Resort About 1.5 hours from Boston, you can play Zipline, open-air cable car, high-speed zip line and jungle slide. The red maple leaves on both sides are so beautiful that they are speechless. The Zipline tour lasts about two hours, including safety training, and descends to the bottom of the mountain in three stages, overlooking the mountains and lakes, and the scenery is superb. Zipline 85＄/person, unlimited mountain coaster 30＄/person. 5️⃣ Wachusett Mountain About 1 hour from Boston, suitable for short trips. The maple leaves are rich in color, and it is recommended to take a cable car to the top or walk. The observation deck on the top of the mountain overlooks the autumn colors of the mountains, and a random shot is a big movie. Parking fee is about 5-10＄. ⛳Nearby attractions: 🌟Freedom Trail 2.48 km 🌟Boston Museum of Fine Arts 2.7 km 🌟Quincy Market 1.82 km 🌟Boston Park 1.19 km 🌟Boston Chinatown 492 m 🌟Boston Public Library 1.42 km 🌟Berklee College of Music 2.27 km 🔥【Tips】 Travel: You can take the subway/bus in Boston to most maple leaf viewing spots, and it is recommended to rent a car for suburban towns and hiking spots. Best shooting time: The light is best in the morning and evening in autumn, the maple leaves are more saturated, and the photos are full of high-end sense! 📸 Must-have for warmth: The temperature difference between morning and evening is large, prepare a windproof and warm jacket, which is practical and will not delay taking beautiful photos

1. Stowe About 3 hours from Boston Known as the "Autumn Fairy Tale Town", the entire town is surrounded by layers of maple leaves in autumn, as if you are in a fairy tale world. You can take the Stowe Mountain Resort cable car to overlook the colorful maple leaves. The white church in the town is a must-visit. It is surrounded by red maple trees, and the photos taken have a cinematic feel. 2. White Mountains National Forest About 2.5 hours from Boston White Mountain Park is the best place to enjoy maple leaves in the eastern United States! Every autumn, it is dyed with gorgeous colors by the intertwined golden and red maple leaves. The best viewing period is usually in early October (it will fluctuate every year with the climate, air humidity, and other conditions). Along the way, you will pass through the beautiful maple viewing highway in the White Mountain area, Kancamaqus Hiqhway, which is 35 miles long, and there are popular check-in points such as Sabbaday Falls and Rocky Gorge. Flume Gorge is full of red leaves in the valley, and you can also enjoy the spectacular waterfall; Artist's Bluff Lookout is a popular internet celebrity spot, where you can overlook the autumn colors of the mountains and Echo Lake. The best route to see red leaves on the maple viewing train is: Mountaineer-IconicCrawford Notch Scenic Train Ride From $76 for adults and $52 for children