Take a hike — Trapp style — through the many miles of meadows and country roads at Trapp Family Lodge. We offer more than 35 miles of wooded hiking trails where hikers of all levels of ability can enjoy breathtaking views and lush greenery. Go backpacking through our trails on your own or take a guided nature walk and learn about native plants, wildlife, and the evolving landscape of Vermont.
Hiking MapIn the Stowe area, you can explore numerous hiking trails like Hunger Mountain, Stowe Pinnacle, and the Long Trail running over Mount Mansfield (Vermont's highest peak). These trails and many more are just a few minutes from the resort.
When Spring is here and the wildflowers are out, join Trapp Family Lodge guides on this fun and easy walk. Be sure to wear appropriate footwear for varied off-trail terrain and possible mud. Meet at the Outdoor Center a few minutes early.
Book HereEnjoy a short but steep hike to the chapel that Werner von Trapp and other members of the family built. We’ll head into the lovely woods behind our Lodge to explore this important von Trapp landmark. Meet at the Outdoor Center 10 minutes early.
Book Here!The hike to Slayton Pasture Cabin is six miles, round trip. The first half is very rigorous and uphill. We will be resting at the cabin, a favorite resting spot for cross-country skiers in the winter. Bring plenty of water and a snack for the break. Appropriate footwear and clothing are highly recommended. This hike is not recommended for children under seven. Meet at the Outdoor Center 10 minutes early.
Book HereSitting on 2,600 acres of pure Vermont, Trapp Family Lodge is home to numerous wildlife and plant life species. Take a guided hike through our picturesque forests to learn what makes these woods unique and sustainable.
Book HereJoin us as we walk the grounds with Karen Nielsen to observe some of our feathered friends in our fields and forests. Please wear sturdy footwear.
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