Winter Guide!
Outdoor/Outfitter Centers
Vermont’s centrally located, most extensive professionally maintained multi-use trail network with year-round fun for active outdoor people of all ages. Catamount Outdoor Family Center began as a cross country ski center in 1978 as a way to utilize the unique 500 acre property. Since that time, Catamount has grown too include year round activities such as mountain biking, trail running, fat biking and snowshoeing. Catamount also offers a variety of events throughout the year including, weekly races and an extensive summer camp program. The trail network has grown as well and now includes a variety of trails covering about 20 miles in total. Since 2005, Catamount has been operating as a 501(c)3 non-profit, and strives to offer opportunities for all ages and abilities. The business began as a means to keep the property preserved for people to use and enjoy into the future.
• FAT BIKE - Trail riding, Fat Bike rentals, Group rides.
• XC SKI - 35km of trails, rentals, lodge, night loops, and lessons.
• SNOWSHOE - Dedicated trails & lighted night loops.
• LESSONS & CLINICS - Private, semi-private, and group lessons.
592 Governor Chittenden Road, Williston, Vermont 05495 802.879.6001
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Catamount Outdoor Family Center
592 Governor Chittenden RdVermont’s centrally located, most extensive professionally maintained multi-use trail network with year-round fun for active outdoor people of all ages. Catamount Outdoor Family Center began as a cross country ski center in 1978 as a way to utilize the unique 500 acre property. Since that time, Catamount has grown too include year round activities such as mountain biking, trail running, fat biking and snowshoeing. Catamount also offers a variety of events throughout the year including, weekly races and an extensive summer camp program. The trail network has grown as well and now includes a variety of trails covering about 20 miles in total. Since 2005, Catamount has been operating as a 501(c)3 non-profit, and strives to offer opportunities for all ages and abilities. The business began as a means to keep the property preserved for people to use and enjoy into the future.
• FAT BIKE - Trail riding, Fat Bike rentals, Group rides.
• XC SKI - 35km of trails, rentals, lodge, night loops, and lessons.
• SNOWSHOE - Dedicated trails & lighted night loops.
• LESSONS & CLINICS - Private, semi-private, and group lessons.
592 Governor Chittenden Road, Williston, Vermont 05495 802.879.6001
2 hours away is Ascutney Trails & Outdoors Center
TUBING
Tubing is happening at Ascutney Outdoors! Our dedicated tubing park is located just downslope from the Ascutney Outdoors Center. Our 500-foot tubing lift transports young and the young-at-heart uphill, and a slide down a groomed slope for hours of enjoyment. Use of the tubing run requires a lift ticket and a tube which we provide at the Tubing Hut. For safety reasons, no other tubes or sliding equipment may be used.
ALPINE SKIING
Alpine skiers have been thrilled about Ascutney’s varied terrain and friendly appeal for over 60 years. Building on this tradition, Ascutney Outdoors offers a 1,800’ Doppelmayr T-bar that serves:
8 trails
26 acres of skiable terrain for all ability levels
a 450-foot vertical drop
the longest run of 3100 feet.
Our lifts are adjacent to the Ascutney Outdoors Center, which is a wonderful gathering place to warm up and relax.
BACKCOUNTRY SKIING AND SNOW SHOEING
Quickly gaining popularity as an accessible backcountry destination for backcountry skiers and snow shoe adventure, the upper slopes of the former Mount Ascutney Ski Area offer un-groomed snow and powder when conditions allow. You’ll come upon breathtaking views across the valley and beyond. Another popular area is accessible from the West Windsor Town Forest trailhead. Here you can venture up the Bicentennial Trail to explore open glades and find pockets of untracked powder.
SAFETY IN THE BACKCOUNTRY
Backcountry skiing & riding is always at your own risk. These areas are not groomed or maintained. Hidden hazards include, but are not limited to, fallen trees and old ski area infrastructure. These areas are not patrolled and there are no provisions for rescue. Weather and snow conditions can change without warning and dramatically change the difficulty of skiing.
Never ski alone and be prepared for emergencies. Important safety tips for skiers are listed on the Catamount Trail Association’s website. Additional information on backcountry adventure on the mountain can be found on the Ascutney Trails Association website.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
A groomed loop for xc-skiing can be found on privately-owned Mile Long Field which is open for public use thanks to the generosity of the landowners. If you are exploring the ungroomed trail network on snowshoes or xc-skis, please refer to the maps at the AOC or trailheads, which will help guide you through forests, over fields, around frozen waterfalls and past rock formations.
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Ascutney Trails
449 Ski Tow Rd2 hours away is Ascutney Trails & Outdoors Center
TUBING
Tubing is happening at Ascutney Outdoors! Our dedicated tubing park is located just downslope from the Ascutney Outdoors Center. Our 500-foot tubing lift transports young and the young-at-heart uphill, and a slide down a groomed slope for hours of enjoyment. Use of the tubing run requires a lift ticket and a tube which we provide at the Tubing Hut. For safety reasons, no other tubes or sliding equipment may be used.
ALPINE SKIING
Alpine skiers have been thrilled about Ascutney’s varied terrain and friendly appeal for over 60 years. Building on this tradition, Ascutney Outdoors offers a 1,800’ Doppelmayr T-bar that serves:
8 trails
26 acres of skiable terrain for all ability levels
a 450-foot vertical drop
the longest run of 3100 feet.
Our lifts are adjacent to the Ascutney Outdoors Center, which is a wonderful gathering place to warm up and relax.
BACKCOUNTRY SKIING AND SNOW SHOEING
Quickly gaining popularity as an accessible backcountry destination for backcountry skiers and snow shoe adventure, the upper slopes of the former Mount Ascutney Ski Area offer un-groomed snow and powder when conditions allow. You’ll come upon breathtaking views across the valley and beyond. Another popular area is accessible from the West Windsor Town Forest trailhead. Here you can venture up the Bicentennial Trail to explore open glades and find pockets of untracked powder.
SAFETY IN THE BACKCOUNTRY
Backcountry skiing & riding is always at your own risk. These areas are not groomed or maintained. Hidden hazards include, but are not limited to, fallen trees and old ski area infrastructure. These areas are not patrolled and there are no provisions for rescue. Weather and snow conditions can change without warning and dramatically change the difficulty of skiing.
Never ski alone and be prepared for emergencies. Important safety tips for skiers are listed on the Catamount Trail Association’s website. Additional information on backcountry adventure on the mountain can be found on the Ascutney Trails Association website.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
A groomed loop for xc-skiing can be found on privately-owned Mile Long Field which is open for public use thanks to the generosity of the landowners. If you are exploring the ungroomed trail network on snowshoes or xc-skis, please refer to the maps at the AOC or trailheads, which will help guide you through forests, over fields, around frozen waterfalls and past rock formations.
TUBING
This Epic Snow Tubing Hill In Vermont Will Give You The Winter Thrill Of A Lifetime
Whether you call it sledding, sliding, or tubing, zooming down a hill at top speed is undeniably fun. While going down is a blast, hiking up can be a bit exhausting. Don’t let the uphill hike deter you from having some sledding fun this winter because this epic destination for snow tubing in Vermont has got you covered!
Ski ~ Ride ~ Skate ~ Slide ~ Trek ~ Disc Golf ~
Downhill skiing, snowboarding, sliding, hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing and Disc Golf can all be enjoyed at Hard'ack. The ski hill and towrope will be operated and supervised during specific hours of operation as conditions allow.
The Greg Brown Lodge is now open to the public and available to rent for private events.
Snack Bar - Snack bar will be operational when the season kicks off (tbd) and will operate with limited offerings Monday-Thursday & expanded on Friday-Sunday when hill is open for full day.
Hard'ack Disc Golf - A 18 hole disc golf course was installed this fall. Baskets 9 & 1 have been removed for the winter as they were on the ski hill, but baskets 2 through 18 remain available for play all winter!
Lighted Nordic Loop - Thanks to RiseVT grant funding, a lighted groomed Nordic track will be available for night skiing & training on the field area at the bottom of the sledding hill. This light is on a large pole overlooking the soccer field and can be turned on for use. It will shut off on its own when the timer expires (2 hour max).
Sleds to Share - Forget your sled? Thanks to RiseVT grant funding, starting 1/16/21 we'll have some sleds on hand to lend out for same day use. Call the office or stop by the Greg Brown Lodge for more info.
Snowshoes to Share - Want to try snowshoeing? We have snowshoes available for use. Call ahead to reserve your pair.
Wolf Pack - Join the Hard'ack Wolf Pack! A membership that gives members a cool hat or gaiter, membership card and a free hot cocoa each time they visit the hill when snack bar is open. There will be exclusive Wolf Pack events - races, hikes and more - free and just for wolf pack members! What a great way to support Hard'ack!
179 Congress Street - Greg Brown Lodge at Hard'ack Recreation Area
St. Albans, VT 05478
Phone: 802-524-1971
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Hard'ack Recreation Area
264 Congress StTUBING
This Epic Snow Tubing Hill In Vermont Will Give You The Winter Thrill Of A Lifetime
Whether you call it sledding, sliding, or tubing, zooming down a hill at top speed is undeniably fun. While going down is a blast, hiking up can be a bit exhausting. Don’t let the uphill hike deter you from having some sledding fun this winter because this epic destination for snow tubing in Vermont has got you covered!
Ski ~ Ride ~ Skate ~ Slide ~ Trek ~ Disc Golf ~
Downhill skiing, snowboarding, sliding, hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing and Disc Golf can all be enjoyed at Hard'ack. The ski hill and towrope will be operated and supervised during specific hours of operation as conditions allow.
The Greg Brown Lodge is now open to the public and available to rent for private events.
Snack Bar - Snack bar will be operational when the season kicks off (tbd) and will operate with limited offerings Monday-Thursday & expanded on Friday-Sunday when hill is open for full day.
Hard'ack Disc Golf - A 18 hole disc golf course was installed this fall. Baskets 9 & 1 have been removed for the winter as they were on the ski hill, but baskets 2 through 18 remain available for play all winter!
Lighted Nordic Loop - Thanks to RiseVT grant funding, a lighted groomed Nordic track will be available for night skiing & training on the field area at the bottom of the sledding hill. This light is on a large pole overlooking the soccer field and can be turned on for use. It will shut off on its own when the timer expires (2 hour max).
Sleds to Share - Forget your sled? Thanks to RiseVT grant funding, starting 1/16/21 we'll have some sleds on hand to lend out for same day use. Call the office or stop by the Greg Brown Lodge for more info.
Snowshoes to Share - Want to try snowshoeing? We have snowshoes available for use. Call ahead to reserve your pair.
Wolf Pack - Join the Hard'ack Wolf Pack! A membership that gives members a cool hat or gaiter, membership card and a free hot cocoa each time they visit the hill when snack bar is open. There will be exclusive Wolf Pack events - races, hikes and more - free and just for wolf pack members! What a great way to support Hard'ack!
179 Congress Street - Greg Brown Lodge at Hard'ack Recreation Area
St. Albans, VT 05478
Phone: 802-524-1971
Umiak is Vermont's outdoor adventure center. We are a full-service outfitter for winter activities - snowshoeing, backcountry skiing, sledding, dogsledding, fat biking and more.
Umiak is Stowe's backcountry ski specialist. We have ski demos available and offer a full schedule of backcountry ski clinics. We've got equipment from K2, Scott, Fischer, Black Diamond, and G3. Rentals are available...or learn some turns with our guided backcountry tours.
Umiak is also Vermont's leading dealer of TUBBS Snowshoes! Snowshoeing has become one of the world's favorite winter recreational activities. Let Umiak Outdoor Outfitters guide you on a crisp winter evening adventure that ends with a crackling fire and some great food and drink. OR..... rent a pair of our snowshoes and take them on your own private excursion.
Our tubing tours have been a huge hit in the winter months! Join us for an adventure you won't ever forget. Your guide will take you on a snowshoe through easy wooded nature trails to see a panoramic mountain lake view. Then, snowshoe over to our sledding hill! We'll take multiple runs by snowshoeing up and sledding down.
https://www.umiak.com/winter-activities
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Umiak Outdoor Outfitters
849 S Main StUmiak is Vermont's outdoor adventure center. We are a full-service outfitter for winter activities - snowshoeing, backcountry skiing, sledding, dogsledding, fat biking and more.
Umiak is Stowe's backcountry ski specialist. We have ski demos available and offer a full schedule of backcountry ski clinics. We've got equipment from K2, Scott, Fischer, Black Diamond, and G3. Rentals are available...or learn some turns with our guided backcountry tours.
Umiak is also Vermont's leading dealer of TUBBS Snowshoes! Snowshoeing has become one of the world's favorite winter recreational activities. Let Umiak Outdoor Outfitters guide you on a crisp winter evening adventure that ends with a crackling fire and some great food and drink. OR..... rent a pair of our snowshoes and take them on your own private excursion.
Our tubing tours have been a huge hit in the winter months! Join us for an adventure you won't ever forget. Your guide will take you on a snowshoe through easy wooded nature trails to see a panoramic mountain lake view. Then, snowshoe over to our sledding hill! We'll take multiple runs by snowshoeing up and sledding down.
https://www.umiak.com/winter-activities
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Ice Fishing
We can't make it through the winter without fishing, so why not join us for a great winter experience? Try your luck with tip-ups and jigging for fish on some of Vermont's most scenic lakes with our guided instructional ice fishing tours. Throughout the winter we target many different species of fish in many different bodies of water. These species include Northern Pike, Landlocked Salmon and Lake Trout. We will also pursue many other types of fish, including Brown and Rainbow Trout, Yellow Perch and many more. These trips are great for people who don't even know what ice-fishing is, or for an experienced ice-fisherman who is visiting and doesn't have any of their gear. We will show you our secret techniques to getting more fish on the ice both by jigging and use of tip-ups. We explain when to use which setup and when its best to use a combination of the two. 1 person - $200 for 4 hours, $49 for each additional person. To book a trip or for more information please call the Fly Rod Shop at 1-802-253-7346. Ages 15 & up require a valid Vermont fishing license. They can be acquired online or directly from the Fly Rod Shop. Weather permitting.
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Fly Rod Shop
2703 Waterbury RdWe can't make it through the winter without fishing, so why not join us for a great winter experience? Try your luck with tip-ups and jigging for fish on some of Vermont's most scenic lakes with our guided instructional ice fishing tours. Throughout the winter we target many different species of fish in many different bodies of water. These species include Northern Pike, Landlocked Salmon and Lake Trout. We will also pursue many other types of fish, including Brown and Rainbow Trout, Yellow Perch and many more. These trips are great for people who don't even know what ice-fishing is, or for an experienced ice-fisherman who is visiting and doesn't have any of their gear. We will show you our secret techniques to getting more fish on the ice both by jigging and use of tip-ups. We explain when to use which setup and when its best to use a combination of the two. 1 person - $200 for 4 hours, $49 for each additional person. To book a trip or for more information please call the Fly Rod Shop at 1-802-253-7346. Ages 15 & up require a valid Vermont fishing license. They can be acquired online or directly from the Fly Rod Shop. Weather permitting.
Ice Fishing Vermont on the “Hardwater”
Ice fishing in Vermont is more than a way to break cabin fever! It’s a fun way to enjoy Vermont's scenery & taste some of the fine fishing opportunities we have here in the Champlain Valley! Our trips are great for families, novice to expert, young and old alike! Getting out on the “Hardwater” is a tradition that many Vermonter's enjoy each winter, we here at 3rd Alarm Charters have been enjoying the winter splendor for over 30 years!
Best Vermont Fishing Spots with Trusted Gear
We primarily fish the waters of Addison & Rutland county beginning in Late December, right into late March. Ice conditions can vary greatly from each body of water due to size & elevation. Most bodies of water are as easy drive from the Killington & Okemo areas, but if you’re anywhere from Middlebury to Burlington or the northern ski areas, give us a shout as we can get you out on the Ice!
We also offer trips on Lake Champlain, generally from mid-January to early March, in varying locations from the south end, mid lake & the Champlain Islands. We employ both jigging techniques, as well as tip ups, giving our guests the chance to taste a little of everything that each body of water offers. Capt. Matt & his son Logan love teaching customers the knowledge that they have built about Vermont's waters & give you the best shot at putting some fish up on the Ice.
Every body of water is a little different in its structure and depths, but we have the tackle to put you in the right location to keep action going! Panfish such as Perch, Bluegill & Crappie can be caught on light tackle, while Bass, Northern Pike, Pickerel and even Trout or Walleye can be caught with live bait on tip ups!
We provide all bait & tackle, as well heated ice shelter to keep you out of the wind & cold and a place to warm your fingers or enjoy a cup of hot chocolate! The only thing you need to bring is warm cloths & boots and we provide the rest!
Enjoy Vermont’s Winter Hardwater
Any one over the age of 15 will need a Vermont Fishing License, which can be purchased online at Vermont Fish and Wildlife! Bring a camera as we strongly encourage C.P.R. (catch, photo & release!). Folks are welcome to take home some fish for dinner, but we do not provide fish cleaning services during the winter.
Skiing & Snowmobiling are certainly top sports that draw many to our beautiful state in the winter, but what a way to try something different while in Vermont than on the Hardwater with us at 3rd Alarm Charters! Week days can be less crowded then week days and sometimes better fishing, give us a shout to see what's biting and get your trip booked today!
Pricing
Our pricing for outings is reasonable and well worth the experience.
4 hrs, 1-2 people $250, 3-4 people $300
6 hrs, 1-2 people $400, 3-4 People $450
802-345-7949
College St, Burlington, VT 05401 · ~39.2 mi
lakechamplainfishingcharters.com
3rd Alarm Charters
2200 Basin Harbor RoadIce Fishing Vermont on the “Hardwater”
Ice fishing in Vermont is more than a way to break cabin fever! It’s a fun way to enjoy Vermont's scenery & taste some of the fine fishing opportunities we have here in the Champlain Valley! Our trips are great for families, novice to expert, young and old alike! Getting out on the “Hardwater” is a tradition that many Vermonter's enjoy each winter, we here at 3rd Alarm Charters have been enjoying the winter splendor for over 30 years!
Best Vermont Fishing Spots with Trusted Gear
We primarily fish the waters of Addison & Rutland county beginning in Late December, right into late March. Ice conditions can vary greatly from each body of water due to size & elevation. Most bodies of water are as easy drive from the Killington & Okemo areas, but if you’re anywhere from Middlebury to Burlington or the northern ski areas, give us a shout as we can get you out on the Ice!
We also offer trips on Lake Champlain, generally from mid-January to early March, in varying locations from the south end, mid lake & the Champlain Islands. We employ both jigging techniques, as well as tip ups, giving our guests the chance to taste a little of everything that each body of water offers. Capt. Matt & his son Logan love teaching customers the knowledge that they have built about Vermont's waters & give you the best shot at putting some fish up on the Ice.
Every body of water is a little different in its structure and depths, but we have the tackle to put you in the right location to keep action going! Panfish such as Perch, Bluegill & Crappie can be caught on light tackle, while Bass, Northern Pike, Pickerel and even Trout or Walleye can be caught with live bait on tip ups!
We provide all bait & tackle, as well heated ice shelter to keep you out of the wind & cold and a place to warm your fingers or enjoy a cup of hot chocolate! The only thing you need to bring is warm cloths & boots and we provide the rest!
Enjoy Vermont’s Winter Hardwater
Any one over the age of 15 will need a Vermont Fishing License, which can be purchased online at Vermont Fish and Wildlife! Bring a camera as we strongly encourage C.P.R. (catch, photo & release!). Folks are welcome to take home some fish for dinner, but we do not provide fish cleaning services during the winter.
Skiing & Snowmobiling are certainly top sports that draw many to our beautiful state in the winter, but what a way to try something different while in Vermont than on the Hardwater with us at 3rd Alarm Charters! Week days can be less crowded then week days and sometimes better fishing, give us a shout to see what's biting and get your trip booked today!
Pricing
Our pricing for outings is reasonable and well worth the experience.
4 hrs, 1-2 people $250, 3-4 people $300
6 hrs, 1-2 people $400, 3-4 People $450
802-345-7949
College St, Burlington, VT 05401 · ~39.2 mi
lakechamplainfishingcharters.com
Dog Sledding
https://www.edendogsledding.com/
Step into the world of the UN-Chained Gang and discover true Canine Consciousness and dog pack dynamics!
Welcome! We invite you to learn about the International Sprint Race Champions, TheUN-Chained Gang and Champion race musher, Jim Blair’s revolutionary vision of ethical dog sledding. For twenty years we have stood for love, quality care – no lives on chains! – and sharing the joy that well kept, Alaskan Huskies bring to children and adults - humanity!
The vision of Eden Ethical Dog Sledding is to share the true joy of living with sled dogs and the wilderness journey that they have made possible for humans for thousands of years. We have developed an OASIS for the UN-Chained Gang and the guests of all ages that come for our educational, fun, all season adventure tours. Over the last 18 years we have developed miles of real trail system that is JUST for dogsledding, a real journey back into the magical time when dogs and humans worked and lived together. In the midst of thousands of acres of Northern Vermont mountain beauty, we offer a million dollar trail system for dogsledding with the top sled dog racers – The UN-Chained Gang – who stand for proving that dogs can go fast, be our best friends, win internationally and provide friendship to the many guests they have visited each year from all over the world. International Sprint Sled Dog Champion, Jim Blair, invites you to come to participate in this real canine, interactive experience.
Our tours are hands-on, where you experience the love and joy that these special dogs of the UN-Chained Gang bring to everyone a Discovery Channel experience where you learn to make up a team, harness each dog, hitch up the team, then go for a tour over our amazing trail system - - THE ONLY BUILT AND MAINTAINED DAILY TRAIL SYSTEM FOR DOG SLEDDING IN THE LOWER 48 STATES!!!!!
We have a comfortable learning center where you meet and can cuddle with our gentile, for children and adults, champion race dogs, who are often lounging on couches and enjoying the wood stove in winter. In spring, summer and fall we have imported, high performance, wheeled, European sled/carts that take you on a great tour that includes stops for a pond swim for the dogs and lots of playful interaction with these amazing, charming characters.
This is the real deal, wilderness experience. People come back often, hooked on this unique experience. This is not a “cheap, doggie ride” – your tour dollars go to support the vision of Ethical Dog Sledding for all sled dogs that we have stood for in racing and touring for the last 20 years. WE ARE NOT like any other race or tour kennel in Canada or the USA. Our award winning dogs are known world-wide for their individual personalities and love of humans.
Eden ETHICAL Dog Sledding is proud to share fun, educational tours in our Vermont mountain, wilderness location with our INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION race sled dogs. Learn more about us by exploring this site and watching some of our videos. Then call us to reserve a tour that best suits your interests!
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Eden Ethical Dog Sledding Experience
1390 Square Rdhttps://www.edendogsledding.com/
Step into the world of the UN-Chained Gang and discover true Canine Consciousness and dog pack dynamics!
Welcome! We invite you to learn about the International Sprint Race Champions, TheUN-Chained Gang and Champion race musher, Jim Blair’s revolutionary vision of ethical dog sledding. For twenty years we have stood for love, quality care – no lives on chains! – and sharing the joy that well kept, Alaskan Huskies bring to children and adults - humanity!
The vision of Eden Ethical Dog Sledding is to share the true joy of living with sled dogs and the wilderness journey that they have made possible for humans for thousands of years. We have developed an OASIS for the UN-Chained Gang and the guests of all ages that come for our educational, fun, all season adventure tours. Over the last 18 years we have developed miles of real trail system that is JUST for dogsledding, a real journey back into the magical time when dogs and humans worked and lived together. In the midst of thousands of acres of Northern Vermont mountain beauty, we offer a million dollar trail system for dogsledding with the top sled dog racers – The UN-Chained Gang – who stand for proving that dogs can go fast, be our best friends, win internationally and provide friendship to the many guests they have visited each year from all over the world. International Sprint Sled Dog Champion, Jim Blair, invites you to come to participate in this real canine, interactive experience.
Our tours are hands-on, where you experience the love and joy that these special dogs of the UN-Chained Gang bring to everyone a Discovery Channel experience where you learn to make up a team, harness each dog, hitch up the team, then go for a tour over our amazing trail system - - THE ONLY BUILT AND MAINTAINED DAILY TRAIL SYSTEM FOR DOG SLEDDING IN THE LOWER 48 STATES!!!!!
We have a comfortable learning center where you meet and can cuddle with our gentile, for children and adults, champion race dogs, who are often lounging on couches and enjoying the wood stove in winter. In spring, summer and fall we have imported, high performance, wheeled, European sled/carts that take you on a great tour that includes stops for a pond swim for the dogs and lots of playful interaction with these amazing, charming characters.
This is the real deal, wilderness experience. People come back often, hooked on this unique experience. This is not a “cheap, doggie ride” – your tour dollars go to support the vision of Ethical Dog Sledding for all sled dogs that we have stood for in racing and touring for the last 20 years. WE ARE NOT like any other race or tour kennel in Canada or the USA. Our award winning dogs are known world-wide for their individual personalities and love of humans.
Eden ETHICAL Dog Sledding is proud to share fun, educational tours in our Vermont mountain, wilderness location with our INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION race sled dogs. Learn more about us by exploring this site and watching some of our videos. Then call us to reserve a tour that best suits your interests!
Dog Sled Rides
Atii Sled Dogs offers dog sled rides to the general public—but at your own risk of fun and addiction, meaning you will like it so much you'll want to come back for another ride with us. (You won't be the first to do so.)
This is a winter sport, dependent on natural snow and cold temperatures. We only give rides when trail and snow conditions are safe for our sled dogs & passengers. Trail conditions may change daily or even hourly due to weather conditions. This means rides are usually 6-10 miles in length, but they may range from 4-12 miles, using a 4-, 6- or 8-dog team, depending upon conditions and other variables.
Plan on 2½ to 3 hours for your adventure. This includes harnessing and hitching the team to the sled, the dog sled ride, hot cocoa or hot cider after the dogs are watered and snacked, and time for questions & answers and hugging the dogs.
Mushing is a physical activity, sometimes even for a passenger. The dogs are strong, but there are limits to their ability to pull. Passengers may be asked to get out of the sled and walk or even help push the sled, especially if there is a hill. (Consider it part of the mushing experience, if you should be so lucky.) You should be in decent physical condition, able to get in and out of the sled by yourself and, if necessary, walk along the trail. Our job as mushers, even as passengers, is to be part of the team and to make it easier on the dogs.
Since we are a small kennel with a limited number of dogs, passengers must weigh a total of about 200 pounds fully dressed in warm winter gear & boots. Young kids over age 3 are welcome to ride with an adult. We ask all guests to be honest with your weight when you send in your reservation form. (We will consider this "sensitive" private information, not to be shared.)
Some might consider this an "extreme sport" and you must ride at your own risk. Our dogs are well trained, but anything can happen in this outdoor, winter adventure sport —hopefully nothing eventful—especially if there are loose dogs, deer, turkeys or other critters surprising the team while we’re on the trail. All adults (age 18 & over), or a parent/guardian for those under age 18, will be required to sign a “Liability Waiver & Damage Release” form before any ride. You are welcome to bring and wear a helmet.
Your adventure can consist of helping us get the dogs ready to run, or you can just sit on an insulating pad inside the sled bag, snuggled in a fleece blanket and enjoy the scenic ride. (Don’t forget to bring your camera.)
Rides are available any day of the week, but as we are a small kennel offering only private tours, rides are limited and must be booked ahead. A lot of people request their rides for the weekend, so weekend availability may be limited. If you are able to, consider a weekday ride.
We prefer to run early mornings as it is colder and the dogs love it cold, but since conditions vary daily, contact us as soon as you can to request your preferred date for a ride. Emails are great as we are often away from the telephone doing dog chores, doing a school program, or out on the trail. (If you call or are sending a fax, please do not do so after 8:30 pm. Kennel chores start early in the morning.) Check our Rates page and our FAQ page for additional information.
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Dog Sled Rides
Atii Sled Dogs offers dog sled rides to the general public—but at your own risk of fun and addiction, meaning you will like it so much you'll want to come back for another ride with us. (You won't be the first to do so.)
This is a winter sport, dependent on natural snow and cold temperatures. We only give rides when trail and snow conditions are safe for our sled dogs & passengers. Trail conditions may change daily or even hourly due to weather conditions. This means rides are usually 6-10 miles in length, but they may range from 4-12 miles, using a 4-, 6- or 8-dog team, depending upon conditions and other variables.
Plan on 2½ to 3 hours for your adventure. This includes harnessing and hitching the team to the sled, the dog sled ride, hot cocoa or hot cider after the dogs are watered and snacked, and time for questions & answers and hugging the dogs.
Mushing is a physical activity, sometimes even for a passenger. The dogs are strong, but there are limits to their ability to pull. Passengers may be asked to get out of the sled and walk or even help push the sled, especially if there is a hill. (Consider it part of the mushing experience, if you should be so lucky.) You should be in decent physical condition, able to get in and out of the sled by yourself and, if necessary, walk along the trail. Our job as mushers, even as passengers, is to be part of the team and to make it easier on the dogs.
Since we are a small kennel with a limited number of dogs, passengers must weigh a total of about 200 pounds fully dressed in warm winter gear & boots. Young kids over age 3 are welcome to ride with an adult. We ask all guests to be honest with your weight when you send in your reservation form. (We will consider this "sensitive" private information, not to be shared.)
Some might consider this an "extreme sport" and you must ride at your own risk. Our dogs are well trained, but anything can happen in this outdoor, winter adventure sport —hopefully nothing eventful—especially if there are loose dogs, deer, turkeys or other critters surprising the team while we’re on the trail. All adults (age 18 & over), or a parent/guardian for those under age 18, will be required to sign a “Liability Waiver & Damage Release” form before any ride. You are welcome to bring and wear a helmet.
Your adventure can consist of helping us get the dogs ready to run, or you can just sit on an insulating pad inside the sled bag, snuggled in a fleece blanket and enjoy the scenic ride. (Don’t forget to bring your camera.)
Rides are available any day of the week, but as we are a small kennel offering only private tours, rides are limited and must be booked ahead. A lot of people request their rides for the weekend, so weekend availability may be limited. If you are able to, consider a weekday ride.
We prefer to run early mornings as it is colder and the dogs love it cold, but since conditions vary daily, contact us as soon as you can to request your preferred date for a ride. Emails are great as we are often away from the telephone doing dog chores, doing a school program, or out on the trail. (If you call or are sending a fax, please do not do so after 8:30 pm. Kennel chores start early in the morning.) Check our Rates page and our FAQ page for additional information.
Dog Sledding!
Get ready for the best nightlife in Vermont with Stowe dogsledding at the Stoweflake Mountain Resort. This is a wonderful opportunity for families, couples, and large groups.
Enjoy the peace of Vermont's winter wonderland while enjoying an age-old form of transportation. Our experienced musher with Huskies from the Kingdom will share their love of dog sledding with you during this 30 minute dogsledding program. You will learn the history of the sport and make some new four-footed friends. This affordable introduction to Stowe sled dog rides is a wonderful way to end a day of skiing or a hard day's work. With great places to eat and warm up nearby, your tour will be the highlight of your night.
Before booking, please have everyone in your party's individual weights.
What should I be wearing?
Face Mask
Goggles
Base Layer: (Warmth & Moisture Control): Long underwear wicks sweat off your skin.
Mid layer: (Insulation): Middle later retains body heat to protect you from the cold.
Outer Layer: (Weather & Wind Protection) Winter ski jacket and snow pants as a shield from elements.
Hats, gloves or mittens and a neck gaiter or scarf
Fresh Pair of Wool or polypropylene socks
Insulated footwear/winter boots (Umiak's retail store located in Stowe, Vermont rents NEO over boots for added warmth)
Reservations: (802) 253-2317
Base rate $150.00 for the first two passengers
For each additional passenger add:
Adult: $75.00 Child: $50.00 12 years and under
https://www.umiak.com/dog-sledding-evening-rides
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Umiak Outdoor Outfitters
849 S Main StDog Sledding!
Get ready for the best nightlife in Vermont with Stowe dogsledding at the Stoweflake Mountain Resort. This is a wonderful opportunity for families, couples, and large groups.
Enjoy the peace of Vermont's winter wonderland while enjoying an age-old form of transportation. Our experienced musher with Huskies from the Kingdom will share their love of dog sledding with you during this 30 minute dogsledding program. You will learn the history of the sport and make some new four-footed friends. This affordable introduction to Stowe sled dog rides is a wonderful way to end a day of skiing or a hard day's work. With great places to eat and warm up nearby, your tour will be the highlight of your night.
Before booking, please have everyone in your party's individual weights.
What should I be wearing?
Face Mask
Goggles
Base Layer: (Warmth & Moisture Control): Long underwear wicks sweat off your skin.
Mid layer: (Insulation): Middle later retains body heat to protect you from the cold.
Outer Layer: (Weather & Wind Protection) Winter ski jacket and snow pants as a shield from elements.
Hats, gloves or mittens and a neck gaiter or scarf
Fresh Pair of Wool or polypropylene socks
Insulated footwear/winter boots (Umiak's retail store located in Stowe, Vermont rents NEO over boots for added warmth)
Reservations: (802) 253-2317
Base rate $150.00 for the first two passengers
For each additional passenger add:
Adult: $75.00 Child: $50.00 12 years and under
https://www.umiak.com/dog-sledding-evening-rides
Vermont Sled Dog Rides & Adventures
Dogsled Tours and Rides with October Siberians
This is not just a ride in a dog sled, but an interactive experience of driving the sled. Our sleds are designed for two drivers with the Mushers maintaining full control while the second driver responds and adjusts for the sled to perform properly. The second passenger gets to sit back and enjoy the ride in an enclosed sled bag with blanket.
We have the ability and flexibility to provide technical thrilling downhill or a simple ride in the Park. The sled can comfortably accommodate a family of four with two young children.
Our tours are located at Little River State Park in Waterbury, "The Recreation Cross Roads of Vermont", near Stowe, Sugarbush (Mad River Valley), Bolton, Burlington and Montpelier. A tour with us will not only be an amazing time in the dog sled, but also a day visiting Vermont's favorite attractions.
https://www.octobersiberians.com/
Two Hour Dogsledding Experiences at Little River State Park
Many people have visited Vermont State Parks in the summer, but find they have a completely different feel to them in the winter. On this tour, located in the Mount Mansfield State Forest and along the Waterbury Reservoir, you will travel through the State Park campground and dogsled along ancient roads through a former homestead community last occupied 100 years ago. You'll drive past many rock walls, old foundations, cemeteries, orchards and beautiful vistas. The Map below highlight the extensive trail net work available for your tour.
The trip is a 4-6 mile (1 hour, 30 minutes on the sled) journey over typical Vermont hill terrain. You'll experience mild to steep climbs and the thrill of the downhill, but rest assured, the Musher maintains full control of the pace of the team and the speed of the sled through this stunning landscape.
A portion of the tour is spent within the campground loop system so you can take turns photographing each other driving the team, and also get the front photo of the dogs (not just the sled view). The campground loops also show how a well trained team and leaders can perform.
Rates and booking:
Start at $383 for two passengers; this rate includes Park entrance fee and 6% sales tax. Additional passenger rates are:
• Adults (13 & older) $175.60
• Children (3 to 12) $122.60
• Children under 3 Free
Split tours: For large groups the tours can be split to accommodate additional passengers. Split tours consists of sharing time on the sled with passengers switch riders at the start point. Each ride gets about a 2.5 mile jaunt into the campground area, where photos and videos are taken of each other on the sled as we complete short loops around the campground. We typically can accommodate three or four trips with number of passenger on the sled staying with in the 400 lb weight limit. Rates for this tour are $112 per adult and $85.50 per child, with the minimum cost of $448 (four adult rate). These rates include Park entry fees and State 6% sales tax.
Longer tours can be arranged when consecutive time slots are booked, see map below for the extensive trail network available.
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Waterbury
Vermont Sled Dog Rides & Adventures
Dogsled Tours and Rides with October Siberians
This is not just a ride in a dog sled, but an interactive experience of driving the sled. Our sleds are designed for two drivers with the Mushers maintaining full control while the second driver responds and adjusts for the sled to perform properly. The second passenger gets to sit back and enjoy the ride in an enclosed sled bag with blanket.
We have the ability and flexibility to provide technical thrilling downhill or a simple ride in the Park. The sled can comfortably accommodate a family of four with two young children.
Our tours are located at Little River State Park in Waterbury, "The Recreation Cross Roads of Vermont", near Stowe, Sugarbush (Mad River Valley), Bolton, Burlington and Montpelier. A tour with us will not only be an amazing time in the dog sled, but also a day visiting Vermont's favorite attractions.
https://www.octobersiberians.com/
Two Hour Dogsledding Experiences at Little River State Park
Many people have visited Vermont State Parks in the summer, but find they have a completely different feel to them in the winter. On this tour, located in the Mount Mansfield State Forest and along the Waterbury Reservoir, you will travel through the State Park campground and dogsled along ancient roads through a former homestead community last occupied 100 years ago. You'll drive past many rock walls, old foundations, cemeteries, orchards and beautiful vistas. The Map below highlight the extensive trail net work available for your tour.
The trip is a 4-6 mile (1 hour, 30 minutes on the sled) journey over typical Vermont hill terrain. You'll experience mild to steep climbs and the thrill of the downhill, but rest assured, the Musher maintains full control of the pace of the team and the speed of the sled through this stunning landscape.
A portion of the tour is spent within the campground loop system so you can take turns photographing each other driving the team, and also get the front photo of the dogs (not just the sled view). The campground loops also show how a well trained team and leaders can perform.
Rates and booking:
Start at $383 for two passengers; this rate includes Park entrance fee and 6% sales tax. Additional passenger rates are:
• Adults (13 & older) $175.60
• Children (3 to 12) $122.60
• Children under 3 Free
Split tours: For large groups the tours can be split to accommodate additional passengers. Split tours consists of sharing time on the sled with passengers switch riders at the start point. Each ride gets about a 2.5 mile jaunt into the campground area, where photos and videos are taken of each other on the sled as we complete short loops around the campground. We typically can accommodate three or four trips with number of passenger on the sled staying with in the 400 lb weight limit. Rates for this tour are $112 per adult and $85.50 per child, with the minimum cost of $448 (four adult rate). These rates include Park entry fees and State 6% sales tax.
Longer tours can be arranged when consecutive time slots are booked, see map below for the extensive trail network available.
Rock Climbing
We have climbing and bouldering for all ages and abilities, with routes from 5.5 to 5.13, boulder problems from V0 to V10+, a high ropes course, and areas to hang out and rest or catch up. Bring your friends, family, or book a group to come climb for a couple hours or for the day.
Please visit our Indoor Pages, or go to our Registration Page to view a list of courses and experiences. As always, please give a call so that we can help answer any questions or find the perfect fit for you.
Walk-ins are always welcome, but please be sure to fill out our Liability Waiver online before your visit or fill it out when you arrive.
https://www.petracliffs.com/
105 Briggs Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401 USA
(802) 657-3872
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Petra Cliffs Climbing Center and Mountaineering School
105 Briggs StWe have climbing and bouldering for all ages and abilities, with routes from 5.5 to 5.13, boulder problems from V0 to V10+, a high ropes course, and areas to hang out and rest or catch up. Bring your friends, family, or book a group to come climb for a couple hours or for the day.
Please visit our Indoor Pages, or go to our Registration Page to view a list of courses and experiences. As always, please give a call so that we can help answer any questions or find the perfect fit for you.
Walk-ins are always welcome, but please be sure to fill out our Liability Waiver online before your visit or fill it out when you arrive.
https://www.petracliffs.com/
105 Briggs Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401 USA
(802) 657-3872
Climbing isn't just for the kids. Grab hold and see what you can do. First timers discover quickly - It's easier than it looks! MetroRock's team of professional routesetters provides courses of all difficulties on a variety of angles and features. Our textured walls provide a natural grip to feel as though you're on a real cliff. We have programs of all shapes and sizes, so there's sure to be one that fits your needs! From our climbing walls and adventure ropes course to our lounge and meeting spaces, MetroRock will accommodate your group and ensure a memorable time. Browse the options below, or feel free to contact us anytime to arrange your next event: info@metrorock.com / 802.878.4500
Private Belay
New to climbing? Want your kids to climb, but don't know how to belay yet?
In a Private Belay, our experienced staff are there to belay you up and down the wall. There is no instruction involved, just pure climbing! A perfect way to try out the climbing experience. Private belays include rental gear, but not a day pass.
1 Belayer | $50 per hour
4:1 climber to staff ratio
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MetroRock
320 Sunderland WayClimbing isn't just for the kids. Grab hold and see what you can do. First timers discover quickly - It's easier than it looks! MetroRock's team of professional routesetters provides courses of all difficulties on a variety of angles and features. Our textured walls provide a natural grip to feel as though you're on a real cliff. We have programs of all shapes and sizes, so there's sure to be one that fits your needs! From our climbing walls and adventure ropes course to our lounge and meeting spaces, MetroRock will accommodate your group and ensure a memorable time. Browse the options below, or feel free to contact us anytime to arrange your next event: info@metrorock.com / 802.878.4500
Private Belay
New to climbing? Want your kids to climb, but don't know how to belay yet?
In a Private Belay, our experienced staff are there to belay you up and down the wall. There is no instruction involved, just pure climbing! A perfect way to try out the climbing experience. Private belays include rental gear, but not a day pass.
1 Belayer | $50 per hour
4:1 climber to staff ratio
Snowmobile Tours
2 Hour Backcountry Tour
An adventurous 25-mile journey through the Mount Mansfield State Forest for both the beginner and the advanced rider.
You must arrive one hour before your scheduled tour time!
823 South Main Street Stowe, VT 05672 (inside the Commodores Inn)
(802) 253-6221
https://www.snowmobilevermont.com/stowe/
823 S Main St
823 South Main Street2 Hour Backcountry Tour
An adventurous 25-mile journey through the Mount Mansfield State Forest for both the beginner and the advanced rider.
You must arrive one hour before your scheduled tour time!
823 South Main Street Stowe, VT 05672 (inside the Commodores Inn)
(802) 253-6221
https://www.snowmobilevermont.com/stowe/
Sledding
A long-time sledding hill located near Underhill's Central School, this popular winter destination is a great hill for sledding, tubing, toboggans.
Casey's Hill is now the property of the town of Underhill with a small parking lot just below the hill. All natural snow with a steep climb and a long way to coast at the bottom; no trees. Locals frequent the hill but all are welcome. Stop at the Underhill Country Store by the stop sign in Underhill Center on the way to the hill for some great sandwiches.
68 Pleasant Valley Rd
68 Pleasant Valley RoadA long-time sledding hill located near Underhill's Central School, this popular winter destination is a great hill for sledding, tubing, toboggans.
Casey's Hill is now the property of the town of Underhill with a small parking lot just below the hill. All natural snow with a steep climb and a long way to coast at the bottom; no trees. Locals frequent the hill but all are welcome. Stop at the Underhill Country Store by the stop sign in Underhill Center on the way to the hill for some great sandwiches.
Getting in the Groove of Snow Tubing at Sharp Park in Milton
Son of Chute, which more closely resembles an alpine slide than a conventional sledding hill, is more than a quarter-mile long, it has five banked turns and an extended run-out at the bottom. While sliders don't approach luge-like speeds of 90 miles per hour, they occasionally catch air off the bumps, which can spin the tubes around and send sliders sailing down the mountain backward.
Snow tubing is essentially river tubing on much colder water. Riders plant their butts in an oversize inner tube, which has a fabric cover, handles, a smooth plastic bottom and a strap for dragging it around. The pastime is a fun, low-cost alternative to skiing, snowboarding and all manner of other downhill sports.
However, be prepared to spend time and calories hoofing it uphill. Sharp Park has no lift or rope tow, just the boot prints of previous sliders pointing the way to the top. The hike up isn't long, but it's steep in spots and exhausting, especially after multiple trips, so rest at the top between runs.
Unlike most water parks and alpine slides, Sharp Park has no one stationed at the top telling riders when it's safe for them to go. Helmets are mandatory for everyone under 18, but otherwise all sliding is at your own risk. Riders must immediately clear the chute upon reaching the bottom lest they become, as the park rules indicate, "a bowling pin for the next snow tube coming down."
Sharp Park also has a conventional sledding hill, albeit one that's as straight and steep at the top as a black diamond ski run. The hill is described "lots of speed — and lots of snow in the face."
Son of Chute is still a work in process. Some of the embankments need to be raised more to prevent sliders from flying off the sides and sailing into the woods, which happens on occasion.
Sharp Park, 204 Cobble Hill Road, Milton, is open on Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., in February, weather permitting. Parking is $10 per car, but the fee is waived with rental of one tube for $20. Learn more at sharppark.com.
Sharp Park
204 Cobble Hill RoadGetting in the Groove of Snow Tubing at Sharp Park in Milton
Son of Chute, which more closely resembles an alpine slide than a conventional sledding hill, is more than a quarter-mile long, it has five banked turns and an extended run-out at the bottom. While sliders don't approach luge-like speeds of 90 miles per hour, they occasionally catch air off the bumps, which can spin the tubes around and send sliders sailing down the mountain backward.
Snow tubing is essentially river tubing on much colder water. Riders plant their butts in an oversize inner tube, which has a fabric cover, handles, a smooth plastic bottom and a strap for dragging it around. The pastime is a fun, low-cost alternative to skiing, snowboarding and all manner of other downhill sports.
However, be prepared to spend time and calories hoofing it uphill. Sharp Park has no lift or rope tow, just the boot prints of previous sliders pointing the way to the top. The hike up isn't long, but it's steep in spots and exhausting, especially after multiple trips, so rest at the top between runs.
Unlike most water parks and alpine slides, Sharp Park has no one stationed at the top telling riders when it's safe for them to go. Helmets are mandatory for everyone under 18, but otherwise all sliding is at your own risk. Riders must immediately clear the chute upon reaching the bottom lest they become, as the park rules indicate, "a bowling pin for the next snow tube coming down."
Sharp Park also has a conventional sledding hill, albeit one that's as straight and steep at the top as a black diamond ski run. The hill is described "lots of speed — and lots of snow in the face."
Son of Chute is still a work in process. Some of the embankments need to be raised more to prevent sliders from flying off the sides and sailing into the woods, which happens on occasion.
Sharp Park, 204 Cobble Hill Road, Milton, is open on Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., in February, weather permitting. Parking is $10 per car, but the fee is waived with rental of one tube for $20. Learn more at sharppark.com.
Spas
Spa at The Essex is the only full-service, freestanding spa in the Burlington area, and we offer products by Hydrafacial, Kevin Murphy, Caudalie, and Comfort Zone for a high-end spa experience.
Enjoy the tranquil essence of Vermont in a setting suffused with warm woods and natural stone. Our extraordinary and friendly staff are here to lead the way, providing professional experience and passionate commitment to ensure you get the experience you desire, again and again!
ON YOUR OWN DAY PASSES AVAILABLE NOW
Experience Spa at The Essex. Our special ingredients for a memorable spa visit include a tranquil setting surrounded by warm wood & natural stone, rich traditional Vermont hospitality and, above all, the expertise of our extraordinary spa staff. If you just want to spend some time relaxing on your own, enjoy the spa facilities for the day including access to our fitness center, pools, hot tub & relaxation lounges enjoy this “ On Your Own” option for just $30.
FAMILY SPA DAY PASS
If you just want to spend some time relaxing with your family and enjoy the spa facilities for the day including family access to indoor heated pool and hot tub plus enjoy this “ For the Family” option for just $100. Adults will also have access to our fitness center & spa lounge.
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Spa at The Essex
70 Essex WaySpa at The Essex is the only full-service, freestanding spa in the Burlington area, and we offer products by Hydrafacial, Kevin Murphy, Caudalie, and Comfort Zone for a high-end spa experience.
Enjoy the tranquil essence of Vermont in a setting suffused with warm woods and natural stone. Our extraordinary and friendly staff are here to lead the way, providing professional experience and passionate commitment to ensure you get the experience you desire, again and again!
ON YOUR OWN DAY PASSES AVAILABLE NOW
Experience Spa at The Essex. Our special ingredients for a memorable spa visit include a tranquil setting surrounded by warm wood & natural stone, rich traditional Vermont hospitality and, above all, the expertise of our extraordinary spa staff. If you just want to spend some time relaxing on your own, enjoy the spa facilities for the day including access to our fitness center, pools, hot tub & relaxation lounges enjoy this “ On Your Own” option for just $30.
FAMILY SPA DAY PASS
If you just want to spend some time relaxing with your family and enjoy the spa facilities for the day including family access to indoor heated pool and hot tub plus enjoy this “ For the Family” option for just $100. Adults will also have access to our fitness center & spa lounge.
An Oasis for your Mind, Body, and Soul
At Oasis Day Spa in Williston, we offer something for everyone. Whether it is a lunch break escape, an afternoon of bliss, or an entire day of pampering, we will help you forget the pressures of the outside world and return you to a state of inner serenity.
We cultivate an environment that encourages pure relaxation. Our professional team is trained to meet your every need and exceed your expectations. Our extensive menu of spa and salon services are perfect for pampering yourself and the ones you love.
Unmatched Services
We focus on therapeutic stress reduction treatment using the all organic Keyano Aromatics. The natural energy of these products illuminate the body leaving a sense of inner calm and well being.
Ease your mind, body and soul with refreshing body wraps, relaxing massages, soothing aromatherapy, rejuvenating facials, spa manicures & pedicures, waxing services, and other professional salon services designed especially for you.
A Local Favorite
We are honored to have been awarded the distinction of being Vermont's Best Day Spa for 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 from Seven Daysies. Thank you so much to everyone in the community that voted and continues to support us!
SPA SERVICES:
Massage
Facial
Hydrafacial
Body Treatment
Soft Pack Float
Waxing
Reiki
SALON SERVICES
Hair
Makeup
Manicure
Pedicure
Oasis Day Spa
300 Cornerstone DriveAn Oasis for your Mind, Body, and Soul
At Oasis Day Spa in Williston, we offer something for everyone. Whether it is a lunch break escape, an afternoon of bliss, or an entire day of pampering, we will help you forget the pressures of the outside world and return you to a state of inner serenity.
We cultivate an environment that encourages pure relaxation. Our professional team is trained to meet your every need and exceed your expectations. Our extensive menu of spa and salon services are perfect for pampering yourself and the ones you love.
Unmatched Services
We focus on therapeutic stress reduction treatment using the all organic Keyano Aromatics. The natural energy of these products illuminate the body leaving a sense of inner calm and well being.
Ease your mind, body and soul with refreshing body wraps, relaxing massages, soothing aromatherapy, rejuvenating facials, spa manicures & pedicures, waxing services, and other professional salon services designed especially for you.
A Local Favorite
We are honored to have been awarded the distinction of being Vermont's Best Day Spa for 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 from Seven Daysies. Thank you so much to everyone in the community that voted and continues to support us!
SPA SERVICES:
Massage
Facial
Hydrafacial
Body Treatment
Soft Pack Float
Waxing
Reiki
SALON SERVICES
Hair
Makeup
Manicure
Pedicure