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Sunlit green forest in the Green Mountains
Stratton Mountain base village in summer
A green meadow below the forested ridgeline of the Green Mountains
A foliage hillside reflected in a still Vermont lake
A pond and swimming dock ringed by autumn trees
A red Vermont farmhouse beneath a golden maple in fall
Stratton Mountain Golf Club fairway amid fall foliage
The Area

Stratton, Manchester, and the Green Mountains.

Ten minutes to the lifts. Twenty to dinner in Manchester. Five out the back door to the Long Trail.

10min
Stratton Mtn
5min
Long Trail
20min
Manchester
2hr
From Boston
Within Twenty Minutes

Where guests go.

01
Mountain

Stratton Mountain Resort

670 acres, 99 trails. Lift tickets, ski school, and rentals at the base. Summer lift access for hiking and scenic rides on weekends.

10 min4.2 mi
02
Golf

Stratton Mountain Golf Club

27 holes designed by Geoffrey Cornish. Open mid-May through mid-October. Pro shop, range, and lessons at the clubhouse.

10 min4.2 mi
03
Hiking

The Long Trail Access

Trailhead at Kelley Stand Road. Vermont's oldest long-distance trail. A loop to Stratton Pond and back makes a strong half day.

5 min1.8 mi
04
Town

Manchester Village

The closest real town. The Equinox, Northshire Bookstore, Spiral Press Cafe, and the outlets. Dinner reservations recommended on weekends.

20 min11 mi
05
General Store

Winhall Market

Coffee, eggs, last-minute firewood, and sandwiches the size of your forearm. The closest provisions to the chalet.

6 min2.6 mi
06
Dinner

Honeypie

The neighborhood favorite in Bondville — burgers, comfort food, and a good bar. Easygoing dinner after a day on the mountain.

6 min2.8 mi

A full guide — favorites, secrets, hours — waits at the chalet.

Getting Here

Two hours from Boston. Four from New York.

Most guests drive — the chalet's a straight shot up I-91 from Connecticut and Massachusetts. Albany airport is 1h 30m if you're coming farther. Hartford is 2h. We send precise directions and an arrival note a few days before you check in.

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The Newsletter

News from the mountain.

An occasional note, never a flood — seasonal deals and last-minute openings, plus what's happening around Stratton and the valley.

A split-rail fence and apple trees looking out over a Vermont hillside in autumn
Plan Your Visit

Pick a season.

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