Summer in Vermont: Skiers find thrills in the mountains and on the water

Posted Monday, July 23, 2018

— Food, coffee & après ski, Ski towns in summer

Champlain Valley, Vermont

Stowe, Vermont

Mad River Valley, Vermont

Champlain Valley, Vermont

Lake Champlain, Vermont

Despite our love for winter and all things cold and frosty, there are some benefits to the "off-season" here in Vermont. We like to make the most of summer in our scenic state whether we're on two wheels, in a pair of hiking boots, or on a boat with a couple of sails filled with wind.

Here are a few shots from our summer fun in Vermont. What do you do during the summer when you are not pining for snow-filled days on the hill???

Summer Après

Yes, we like doing après even in the summer. There are some great places to get cold beers and tasty snacks after biking or hiking. Check out our blog post about <link https: www.skimaven.com post breweries-near-vermont-ski-resorts-beer-lovers-rejoice _top internal link in current>breweries near Vermont ski resorts.

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