Here’s another installment in my series: “Sunsets Throughout the Seasons in Stowe, VT.”
This was taken from my backyard on May 5, 2012 of the sun setting over Mt. Mansfield and Stowe Mt. Resort.
Welcome to my new series, Sunsets Throughout the Seasons in Stowe Vermont.
I hope to bring you different sunsets from different times of year and from different locations in Stowe. We have an amazing back drop for most of our sunset, that being Mt. Mansfield and Stowe Mt. Resort.
I hope you enjoy this series and our beautiful town.
Downtown Stowe
It’s been coming down all day and is expected to keep coming. Get to Stowe for MLK weekend and enjoy the best skiing in the East and of the year.
Stowe Mountain is running a great ticket special for Vermont students who are now on spring break. The deal also extends to their families. A 3 day lift ticket for the price of $99! Even if you only go 2 days, you get your moneys worth.
Here are details: Adult or Child 3-Day Consecutive Lift Ticket for $99 (includes VT Sales Tax). Available Monday Feb. 23 through Friday Feb. 27, 2009. You must present a valid VT ID. This promotion cannot be combined with any other offer, promotion or discount.
For more information visit www.stowe.com or call 800.253.4SKI
The Smuggler’s Notch road has been closed for the season. This is one of the first signs that winter is just around the corner. Of course reaching this conclusion is not much of a leap when it’s already snowed enough for a few brave skiers and riders hit the hill. Along with that, temperatures have been cool enough for the Stowe Mountain Resort to have the snow guns going. You can see the mist raise off the top of the Mountain like fog.
The surest sign is my daughters constant praying for snow and praising of her new skis. Oh and how she’ll need a helmet this year, so she doesn’t knock herself out upon her return to downhill skis from teley after 18 years.
Yes, winter is knocking at the door in Stowe, Vermont. And if the early snow is any signal, we’re in for another good year of snow!
