Best for Snowshoes in New England
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Best for Snowshoes in New England
Wanted to plan a trip in New England for a family to try out new Christmas Snowshoes. Looking for resorts with good trails and other family activities. Need mid price range, not over the top. We are not skiers so this is all new to us. Traveling in Mid January or Feburary. Thank you.
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Try the Mountain Top Inn in Chittenden, VT.
Mad River Glen Ski Area (in VT) also has snowshoe trails and I believe they also do guided tours: www.madriverglen.com
The Stowe area has many Inns/motels/resorts and they have a great recreation path that you can snowshoe on. Try www.gostowe.com
Mad River Glen Ski Area (in VT) also has snowshoe trails and I believe they also do guided tours: www.madriverglen.com
The Stowe area has many Inns/motels/resorts and they have a great recreation path that you can snowshoe on. Try www.gostowe.com
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I second the vote for Mountain Top. They have lots of cross-country trails that can also be used with snowshoes (I assume -- you might want to check with the hotel), and other fun stuff like a skating rink, sledding, sleighrides, and a private family-sized hot tub. The food is great, and its a quick trip to town.
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If you haven't already bought them, rent them first! They aren't as much fun as they look. And if you're going to use them for snow that is already groomed, you can just as easily walk. If you're going to use them for powder, try them out before you invest.