Stowe Recreation Path

Introduction to Stowe Recreation Path

If you love exploring the great outdoors, then odds are you'll enjoy Stowe Recreation Path. This 5.3-mile greenway weaves its way between Stowe Village and Topnotch Resort. Motorized vehicles are not permitted here, so you can walk, run, bike, snowshoe, cross-country ski, or rollerblade freely along the path.

Seasonal Charm and Nearby Attractions

No matter which season you visit, prior travelers said you'll appreciate Stowe Recreation Path's relaxed, scenic setting. An array of shops and farms also sit nearby, giving you plenty of opportunities to take a quick break. What's more, you won't have to spend any money to visit this picturesque attraction.

Winter Visits

In the winter months, the path is especially charming, allowing for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing experiences. Convenient transit options are available to help you reach the path even in snowy conditions.

Summer and Fall Experiences

During the summer and fall, the path transforms into a vibrant route for walking, biking, and rollerblading, with the surrounding foliage providing a stunning backdrop.

Accessibility and Facilities

To get to Stowe Recreation Path, you can drive and park for free in Stowe Village or at Chase Park. Alternatively, you can walk or bike from Topnotch Resort or Stowe Village, which can be reached in winter by Green Mountain Transit's free Mountain Road Shuttle. The greenway is accessible 24 hours a day.

Rental Options

Several bike and skate rental shops are located near the path's start and end points. This makes it easy for visitors to pick up the necessary equipment for their journey.

Limited On-Path Facilities

Note: No other facilities, such as water fountains and restrooms, are available on the path itself, so plan accordingly before setting out.