Other local outdoor activities
Winter – Non skiing / snowboarding
Snowshowing at
The Woodstock Nordic Center
Snowshoeing offers a simple and fun way to enjoy winter hiking, with trails suited for every skill level. Wander through Mt. Tom and the scenic Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, or step right outside the Nordic Center Lodge to explore the snowy paths of Mt. Peg and take in Vermont’s winter charm.
Explore Vermont’s Wildlife & Forests
Step into Okemo Valley’s winter wilderness and take in its quiet beauty. When you are snowshoeing through quiet trails , breathe in the crisp air, and keep your eyes open—you might spot deer, foxes, or even a moose. While you can see animal life just about anywhere, backcountry skiing or snowshoeing into the Coolidge State Forest or Green Mountain National Forest might be the best chance.
Try Fat Biking on Snowy Trails
Swap skis for wheels and discover the thrill of fat biking. Fat biking is an exhilarating way to explore Okemo’s winter trails. With their extra-wide tires built to grip snow, these bikes glide smoothly across groomed paths and let you explore the mountains in a whole new way. Whether you’re a biking enthusiast or just curious to try something different, fat biking is a fun way to enjoy Vermont’s winter landscape.
Ride the Timber Ripper Mountain Coaster
If you want excitement off the slopes, head to The Timber Ripper Mountain Coaster at Okemo’s Jackson Gore and hop on the Timber Ripper Mountain Coaster. The 3,100-foot track winds through twists, drops, and curves at speeds of up to 25 mph. You’re in charge of the brakes, so you can take it slow or fly through the course—it’s a perfect mix of adventure and control that appeals to both families and thrill-seekers.
Go Snow Tubing
Few things are more joyful than racing down a hill in an inflatable tube. Okemo’s Snow Tubing Park or Killington Tubing Park both features multiple lanes, so you can ride solo or link up with friends and family for group runs. It’s a lighthearted, high-energy way to spend time together, especially if you’re looking for fun beyond skiing.
Discover History at the Black River Academy Museum
Ludlow’s roots stretch back to the 1700s, and you can still feel that history today. At the The Black River Academy Museum , step inside the preserved schoolhouse where Calvin Coolidge once studied and explore exhibits on the valley’s timber and marble industries. The museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the stories, artifacts, and traditions that shaped the community.
Explore Local Art at Depot Street Gallery
Art enthusiasts shouldn’t miss Ludlow Depot Street Gallery,, which showcases creations from more than 150 regional artists. From paintings and pottery to handmade jewelry and home accents, the gallery brims with one-of-a-kind pieces. It’s the perfect stop for picking up something unique—whether as a gift or as a lasting memory of your Vermont trip.
Snowmobiling and ATV tours
Snowmobile Vermont: Thrilling Tours in Stowe & Killington Snowmobiling offers a front-row view of Vermont’s winter magic without the wait of ski lift lines. Guided tours weave through evergreen forests, wide-open fields, and scenic ski trails, with stops to admire sweeping mountain views. Outfitted with the latest Polaris snowmobiles and helmets, you’ll discover why this fast-growing sport is one of the most thrilling ways to explore the Green Mountains and experience a true East Coast winter adventure.
Other local outdoor activities
Spring-Fall activities
ATV tours
ATV Vermont | Vermont ATV & UTV Tours/Rentals in Killington Are you ready for a new kind of fun? Kick off your adventure with a guided ATV/UTV tour through the stunning Killington Mountains. Behind the wheel of a Polaris RZR side-by-side, you’ll find it’s as simple as driving a car—no clutch, no shifting, just press the pedal and go. With custom routes designed for excitement and scenery, these tours are the perfect way to experience Vermont’s rugged terrain in an unforgettable way.