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Where to Stay in Landgrove, VT
Landgrove is a small Vermont town on dirt roads between Weston and Peru, with no traffic lights or commercial center: a church, a few farms and the inn, surrounded by the Green Mountain National Forest. Cell service is patchy. The Village Inn of Landgrove has 20 rooms, a pool and a tennis court, and three ski areas, Bromley, Magic Mountain and Stratton, are within about 30 minutes, at lower prices than slopeside lodging. In summer and fall, the roads are quiet and the hiking is close.
Why Stay in Landgrove, VT
- •The Village Inn of Landgrove is priced well below the ski-adjacent properties in Stratton and Bromley while being within 30 minutes of both.
- •Magic Mountain, an independent ski area with steep terrain, is about 12 miles away.
- •The inn sits on a dirt road surrounded by farms and national forest, with a pool and tennis court for summer.
What Makes This Area Interesting
- •Weston: 6 miles north; the Vermont Country Store, the Weston Playhouse, and a village green that's one of the more photogenic in southern Vermont.
- •Magic Mountain: 12 miles south; a cult-favorite ski area with steep terrain and a deliberately low-key atmosphere.
- •Stratton Mountain: about 30 minutes south; a large ski resort with a village at its base.
Frequently Asked
About 20 miles via Routes 11 and 30, roughly 30 minutes. Landgrove offers quiet countryside and lower prices in exchange for the drive.
The inn and the surrounding Green Mountain National Forest. Hiking trails are accessible from the property. For restaurants, shopping, or village energy, Weston is 6 miles north.
A small, independent ski area about 12 miles from Landgrove, with steep terrain and little resort development. Many skiers go there to avoid crowds at the bigger mountains.