They invested in a fancy German brewing system called Caspary, which means their beers have a refreshing, less hoppy, more European style (and many are lower in alcohol, too.) This being Vermont, famous for its craft beers, you’ll want to stop at Crop Bistro (1 859 Mountain Road), just off the bike path, about 10 minutes from the village proper.
Stop at the nearby corn maze, where next door you can feed the adorable calves and goats.
It’s a glorious (and easy) 11-mile roundtrip ride to Stowe village you’ll pedal alongside the river, through forests, past farmland and over 10 arched wood bridges. Want to explore a bit further afield? The resort can arrange for a bike rental hop on the paved Stowe Recreation Path, which starts right at the base of the resort.
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Fitness fanatics can take advantage of the two spacious, state-of-the-art cardio and weight-lifting studios, plus a fitness room for yoga, Pilates and other classes (for an extra charge). There are separate men’s and women’s steam rooms, Jacuzzis and saunas to relax pre- or post-treatment. Facials, body scrubs and wraps are all here - and they blend their own signature aromatherapy oils for massages. It’s big, with 30 treatment rooms, which means you’ll likely score an appointment right when you want it. Inside activities also include the spa, renovated last year. And not to worry if the weather isn’t cooperating - there are four indoor tennis courts, too, along with a huge indoor pool. Want to indulge your inner Serena? Six outdoor tennis courts are right on the property - play a set on your own or take a lesson with one of the tennis pros who’ll help you improve your game (from $90/hour). There are plenty of active pursuits, too. Lounging around one of two fire pits on a nippy evening, sipping a cocktail while the kiddies make s’mores. Taking a dip in one of the two outdoor heated pools (one adult-only). Just imagine: That could be you sitting in an Adirondack chair on the resort’s vast lawn, admiring the sunset over Mount Mansfield.
At Topnotch, you can finish your day in front of the fire with a beer in hand and watch the sunset beyond. The leaves are already turning their rich colors in Stowe, Vt., but that’s no reason you shouldn’t book a getaway in October - there’s plenty still to do in the area on a crisp fall weekend.Įspecially if you book your stay at Topnotch, a destination resort since 1959 and one that just received a $15 million overhaul with a new lobby, new rooms and a new restaurant, but the same grand Green Mountain setting.
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