My son and did 2 trips with Snowmobile Vermont today. We…read moredid the one hour trip and the 2 hour trip back to back. It was the most fun you can have with your clothes on. Check in was quick and easy, everyone was friendly and the sleds were in great condition. Weekley was our guide. He was knowledgeable, friendly and showed us a great time. Definitely the place to go for a great time. Money well spent!

10/10 absolutely recommend! The employees are super nice, the snowmobiles are astoundingly fast and…read morecool! The only issue I may say is to check the weather. We went on the coldest day of the year in 2025, and it was horrendous. I couldn't feel my hands, toes or face. Bundle up, wear layers, bring hand and toe warmers, boots, triple socks. LAYERS ARE YOUR FRIEND! LOL. The cold is nature, the business was top quality. Klaus was really helpful and funny. This is an activity for all ages, friends, family, kids, bf and gf. Just a tip, the snowmobiles are pretty heavy and hard to drive (in my opinion).

What a great community resource! Talented guide staff that's friendly and not condescending…read more Welcoming atmosphere and easy to begin or improve. The gym has roughly 30 top ropes and some of the most creative route setting I've seen. Although it's not the tallest, it's by far the most feature packed gym around- aretes, roofs, dihedrals, chimneys...you name it, it's here! So many routes and SO CREATIVE! Grades for climbs are consistent within the gym. Grigris on the ropes. If you're a climber and are going to the in the area, definitely bring your harness and shoes.

I recently bought a family pass so that my wife and I with our two tweens and two teens could…read morechallenge ourselves this winter. We've gone twice this week and can't wait to go again. It's a unique way to engage everyone in the family at the same time without anyone complaining. They all love it. We've been able to strengthen the family bond while engendering trust, encouragement and life's boundless joy. It really reduces the screen time as well. Bonus!

We went 9/5/2021 - amazing add onto the trip . Definitely want to do snowmobiling with this company…read more. Very knowledgeable and communicated the risk and fun clearly. My bf drove - he said the tour guide was good. He would highly recommend. Thanks for the memories

Five of us went on the ATV one-hour tour, with four of us on two doubles and one riding with the…read moreguide. Everyone was super friendly and patient. We got to the top, stopped for pictures and our tour guide was a true photographer, catching us all jumping on the second try! We switched drivers with the two doubles on the way down so everyone gets to drive, and once we got back down, the guide brought us to the ground across and let us go high speed for three laps!!!! Great experience, lots of fun and definitely a highlight of our trip! After mid October, they get the grounds ready for snowmobile.

Rating: 4.7 Cool…read morefall/carved rock water path that is only short distance from the parking lot. We parked at the designated parking and walked for about 5 minutes to reach the fall. There is river that reaches the fall area and water runs down carved rock. The lower area isn't accessible unless you go in the water. Once we got to the fall, there were few couples swimming in the water. Water is clear and cold. We put our feet in but was bit too cold in September to go in fully. There was a couple that was jumping from a cliff into the pool below. Looks fun but bit dangerous. There were few down the river and fall area but we didn't bother going too far since you would have to go in the water to get there. We walked a bit up the river which had some streams and interesting water curved stones. Overall this looks like fantastic hang out spot during summer time when it's warmer.

As we traversed Route 100 in Vermont we came across these beautiful falls. Warren Falls located on…read morethe side of the road with parking for about 10 cars. It was absolutely stunning, we walked about 800 feet to the Cascades, which were surrounded by beautiful fall colors. Quiet serene and peaceful. It's an ideal stop to take in the beauty of the Vermont countryside and stroll a little with your dog. I think it is definitely a hidden gem. Do not miss.

Love this place. Have been going for 3 years now. Multiple times a year. Super convenient, just 2…read moremins from the launch point. He makes it very easy to return the kayaks too. This is my number one option to rent kayaks at chittenden.

Stumbled onto this place by accident, on a visit to the breathtaking waters of the Chittenden…read morereservoir. These folks could not have been more accommodating. The prices were reasonable, and you can't get closer to the reservoir without jumping in. The kayaks were clean and in good condition, not the fanciest, but more than adequate for a daylong paddle. Best of all was the reservoir itself, surrounded by mountains, massive and gorgeous. You owe it to yourself to kayak here, and if you do, you can't do better than Reservoir Dawgs.

We had a party of 7 (including 3 kids) snowshoe for about 2 hours. It was great. Abigail was our…read moretour guide and she was amazing! So sweet! One of the best things we did on our vacation to Vermont.

My friends and I take a trip to Killington every year and I'm not much of a skier so was looking…read morefor something else to do during the day. I tried a snowshoe tour with Bear Trax 4 years ago and absolutely loved it! I've been going back every year since and have a tried 3 different tours. Each year I've convinced a few friends to come with me and now they're all hooked too! The company is very well-organized and the tours are very enjoyable. They always bring 2 guides along so you can go at your own pace and stop as often as you need to. The guides each bring water, snacks and a backpack to collect your excess clothes as you start to get warm on the hike and take layers off. You can also bring your own water and backpack if you prefer. You wear your own boots and just clip into the snowshoes, so you know for sure your boots will fit and you'll be comfortable. They also provide poles. For true beginners, I recommend the Classic Killington Tour. It's a really good way to get used to snow shoeing, as you walk across a golf course. There are some challenging uphill sections but mostly you get some good exercise outdoors with beautiful scenery. My favorite tour is the Top of Snowshed + Lunch at the Ledgewood Yurt. You hike up through the woods and it feels like you're off-roading. About an hour later, you arrive at the Ledgewood Yurt where you can stop and enjoy lunch and drinks (their bloody mary's are awesome). When the group is done, you trek back down together. I highly recommend you try a snowshoe tour and see for yourself!

Rating 4.7 Came to…read morevisit for a short walk to the thundering brook falls. It's located in killington VT. Once we arrive we parked on the aide of street as designated parking is very small. The area is connected to other hiking trails as well but the fall trail is just 0.5 mile. The trail itself is maintained well and has solid wooden path and some gravel along the last part of the trail. We changed into hiking shoes but was probably not necessary. There are lots of flowers along the way and as we get close to the fall we go into area with lots of shade, trees and moss/rocks. The fall itself is very pretty and the water runs down to the river at the bottom. It took us about 20min roundtrip. It's a nice and easy walk that are kids and dog friendly and provide pretty view. A must stop for all visitors coming to Vermont.

Easy walk to the falls with kids and adults on a walkway surrounded by wildflowers. Tougher but…read moremanageable hike to the top if you want to go for it! We saw a couple who took lunch and sat on a rock right next to the falls - fabulous idea for next time!

- The cabins are very poorly built. (see photos) - The water…read moresmells like eggs so bad it was unbearable. - The noice from the main highway right outside was extremely noisy with TT trucks, ambulances, etc. all night - You have to PAY to use the hot tubs- $35 for wood then you have to light the fire, and wait 4-5 hours while keeping the fire stocked (more wood, more money) before the water is bath temp. - The doors to the cabin did not sit in the door frame, rather outside of it which made it hard to close and hard to trust would stay shut. (Photo) - There was no front desk, we wondered around for a while before finding some people working on the main building which was completely stripped inside. - The split unit for heat and AC was in the bathroom, with the bath fan on top of it, so if you wanted to vent the bathroom, you were pulling the heat out too. - Wifi didn't work- so no TV either and neither Verizon or AT&T had service there. - bathroom is a half wall to allow heat to come through, but the vent does nothing being on top of the heater, and the bathroom window doesn't hold itself open & it's chest/eye level into the cabin next to you. - The cabin is extremely small, you have about 4x2 area of floor space. - There were obviously people living there- maybe the workers. We tried to use the window in the shower (even though it was 10° out) but it opens inward and takes up whole shower. We didn't want to sit in a 8x10 cabin without service or wifi for 4 hours waiting for a hot tub to be warm. I'm sure this place is a whole different vibe in the summer, or could be, with the fire pits and hot tubs, but it doesn't change the way they're built, loud highway, smell of the water, WIFI, door, AC/heat/vent issue etc.

This was our second stay, an absolute hidden gem in the Green Mountains! Emrose Luxury Cabins in…read moreBrandon, VT offers the ultimate modern mountain escape. The cabins are impeccably clean, beautifully designed with high-end minimalist finishes, and remarkably cozy. Highlights of Our Stay -- Stunning Interiors: Thoughtful, bespoke details with comfortable beds, a full kitchen, and great modern tech. Exceptional Amenities: The outdoor space is fantastic, featuring relaxing fire pits, soothing hot tubs under the stars, and a wonderful pool area. Prime Location: Just minutes from downtown Brandon's local cafes, breweries, and farm-to-table spots, and an easy drive to scenic spots like Lake Dunmore and Killington. Wonderful Hospitality: The staff and management are exceptionally accommodating and welcoming. We left feeling completely refreshed and cannot wait to return for another weekend getaway! We were visiting from Texas and Florida!