Mount Snow, Hunter, Liberty

Join us this summer and explore your sense of adventure.

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Mount Snow Golf Club offers real mountain golf as well as all of the services and equipment you need for a perfect day on the course.

The Mount Snow Golf Course has matured into one of Vermont's premier mountain courses and has been rated one of the top five in the state by Golf Digest. Designed by New England course architect Geoffrey Cornish, our 18-hole championship course has also been named one of the top 10 resort courses in the country by SKI Magazine.

The course meanders through spectacular Vermont countryside and provides stunning views of the Green Mountains, including the peaks of Mount Snow and Haystack. Picture tamaracks, oaks, birches, and sugar maples lining fairways while the mountains provide a majestic backdrop. The front nine is spread over scenic expanses and the back nine winds its way through wooded terrain. Water comes into play on 11 holes and 41 sand traps are strategically located around nearly every hole. The course sits 2,000 feet above sea level.

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Stop by after a round of golf for lunch and a cocktail. Full menu, great specials, snacks, and bar service available daily. Located at the Mount Snow Golf Club, Fairways has the largest outdoor dining space in the valley. Enjoy our quality food and casual atmosphere while taking in the gorgeous view of Mount Snow and surrounding mountains.

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Since we opened our lifts to mountain biking, Mount Snow has been putting smiles on dirt-covered faces every summer. Our terrain and trail system is rooted deep in the heritage of Downhill Mountain biking with the resort hosting dozens of major events over the years.

In the past few years, we have been progressively integrating features like berms, ladders, man-made surfaces, and dirt jumps into Mount Snow's trail system; staying ahead of what has become expected of the new age bike park. Mount Snow is home to Gateway, which is one of the longest introductory downhill trails in the East. Anyone who is already comfortable on a mountain bike now has the opportunity to let gravity do the work without having to be an expert.

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Take a scenic ride on the Bluebird Express to the summit of Mount Snow! The Bluebird Express is open select days from June through October. Take in the beautiful surrounding views with highlights including Somerset Reservoir, Mount Monadnock, and sometimes even Mount Washington!

The historical towns of Dover, VT and Wilmington, VT offer additional adventures and activities. Whether it's Horseback Riding or catching a Summer Concert, there is even more to explore.

Take a stroll through this classic Vermont town, with views of the Deerfield River alongside historical monuments of Southern Vermont. Stop in the local artisan shops, grab a bite to eat at one of the many dining options, or rent a kayak for a day on the lake. A walk through Wilmington will give you access to all sorts of fun summer activities that the whole family will enjoy.

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Whether you're looking for lessons, camps, or a trail ride, there are options in the valley to support your horseback riding interests.

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Candlepin bowling in nearby Wilmington is fun for the whole family! With heavier pins and smaller bowling balls, the classic New England style of candlepin bowling is a challenging yet fun way to spend an afternoon or evening after a day of skiing!

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Before you head to Mount Snow Golf Club (or in the off-season!), practice your putting with some obstacles thrown in at mini golf. Down the road in Wilmington, you can mini golf in a sheltered facility. All of the fun and challenge of mini golf, with a roof over your head plus bowling, an arcade, and a restaurant just a few steps away.

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Established in 1983, the Wilmington Antique & Flea Market has been a must-stop for both travelers and area residents for over thirty years. Vendors offer a potpourri of antiques, collectibles, jewelry, glass, furniture, flowers, plants, vegetables, and artisan crafts outdoors on the 10-acre property. The attraction is southern Vermont's largest weekend market. The seasonal business operates mid-May through mid-October every Saturday and Sunday and Mondays on Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Columbus Day. Admission and parking are free with a food concession on premises.

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Learn about the history of Dover at the refurbished Harris House. The museum has artifacts and displays from the hundreds of years of Dover’s history from both East Dover and West Dover. Maps, clothing, farm equipment, military gear, home displays are just some of the types of artifacts at the Dover Historical Museum. In addition to the museum, the Historical Society offers programs and has plans to expand the museum.

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Dover presents "Summer Concerts in the Park" which will feature live music every Wednesday (6 p.m.) and Sunday (2 p.m.) throughout the summer between late June and late August.

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