Your Next Adventure
Your Next Adventure
Stowe Bike & Brew Weekend Bike Tour
DURATION
3 Day(s)
DAILY BIKING
25 miles
TRIP DIFFICULTY
3-Intermediate
STARTING FROM
$995
SINGLES ADD FROM
$350
Trip Overview
Ready for an escape to bike Vermont's gorgeous hills and valleys ... with the added bonus of sampling several awesome local beers? Vermont's craft beers are world-famous, and now you can taste several at their sources. Plus, it's easy to fit this weekend bike tour into your schedule. (Most of these Stowe tours are over a weekend, but the one July 5-7 is an extension of the July 4th weekend.)
The rides are challenging but spectacular and a great workout ... to whet your appetite for delicious meals and beverages. So take in the glorious scenery and experience some of Vermont's best craft beers with us.
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Itinerary
From start to finish, check out the route.
DAY 1 - Arrival Day
Distance: 16.5 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lantern Inn
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
DAY 2 - Smuggler's Notch
Distance: 32, 40, 43 or 49 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lantern Inn
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
DAY 3 - Departure Day
Distance: 26 or 35 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Itinerary
From start to finish, check out the route.
DAY 1 - Arrival Day
Distance: 16.5 miles |Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lantern Inn
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
DAY 2 - Smuggler's Notch
Distance: 32, 40, 43 or 49 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lanter Inn
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
DAY 3 - Departure Day
Distance: 26 or 35 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Itinerary
From start to finish, check out the route.
DAY 1 - Arrival Day
Distance: 16.5 miles |Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lantern Inn
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
DAY 2 - Smuggler's Notch
Distance: 32, 40, 43 or 49 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lantern Inn
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
DAY 3 - Departure Day
Distance: 26 or 35 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Itinerary
From start to finish, check out the route.
DAY 1 - Arrival Day
Distance: 16.5 miles |Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Green Mountain Inn
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Green Mountain Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Green Mountain Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
DAY 2 - Smuggler's Notch
Distance: 32, 40, 43 or 49 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Green Mountain Inn
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
DAY 3 - Departure Day
Distance: 26 or 35 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Itinerary
From start to finish, check out the route.
DAY 1 - Arrival Day
Distance: 16.5 miles |Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lantern Inn
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
Meet at 3 p.m. at the Brass Lantern Inn and take off on a pleasant and easy loop ride through the village of Moscow and back along the Stowe Bike Path. Enjoy a stop at the Alchemist Brewery, maker of the double IPA Heady Topper, which was recently voted the best beer in the world. Gather for a lovely dinner and beer tasting in Stowe tonight at 7 p.m.
DAY 2 - Smuggler's Notch
Distance: 32, 40, 43 or 49 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced | Brass Lantern Inn
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
Saturday takes you along the Stowe Bike Path, past the famous Stowe Ski Area and then up and over Smuggler’s Notch (with an optional lift from the van!). You visit Jeffersonville and Johnson, home of the famous woolen mill and outlet. Some will opt to take a beautiful loop north before passing through Hyde Park, past Cady’s Falls and along Stage Road back to Stowe. This evening, you are treated to the Von Trapp Brewery (yes, that’s the family from The Sound of Music film) and Bierhall for a 6:30 p.m. tasting event and delightful dinner.
DAY 3 - Departure Day
Distance: 26 or 35 miles | Terrain: Intermediate to Advanced
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
Today you ride north along beautiful Randolph Road, stopping for a short hike out to pristine Moss Glen Falls and then to Morrisville. Here you have the option to ride out to Lake Elmore and then weave your way along the Lamoille River. Enjoy an optional visit to Rock Art Brewery and the Lost Nation Brewery, two of Vermont’s growing number of elite microbreweries.
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Dates & Pricing
Prices are per person based on double occupancy (2 people in one room). Single supplement for private room is listed at the top of this page. A deposit of $500 holds your reservation for most tours. For weekend tours, the deposit is $300.
What’s Included
Two nights' lodging, Two Breakfasts, Two dinners. All maps, trip notes and detailed route directions (electronic and print). Free use of bicycle and helmet, experienced guides; full van support. Airfare is not included.
Dates & Pricing
Prices are per person based on double occupancy (2 people in one room). Single supplement for private room is listed at the top of this page. A deposit of $500 holds your reservation for most tours. For weekend tours, the deposit is $300.
What’s Included
Two nights' lodging, Two Breakfasts, Two dinners. All maps, trip notes and detailed route directions (electronic and print). Free use of bicycle and helmet, experienced guides; full van support. Airfare is not included.
Inns
Where you stay along the way.
Brass Lantern Inn
You'll make yourself comfortable at this lovely inn with all the amenities available in and around the town of Stowe. Each guest room has a unique and special character as the inn has the feel of a large, warm family home with your own well appointed, private space. Most of their guest rooms provide grand and open views of the Green Mountains, gas-fired fireplaces, HD TVs, silky smooth beds, whirlpool tubs and plenty of space to feel at home within your room.
Inns
Where you stay along the way.
Brass Lantern Inn
You'll make yourself comfortable at this lovely inn with all the amenities available in and around the town of Stowe. Each guest room has a unique and special character as the inn has the feel of a large warm family home with your own well appointed, private space. Most of thier guest rooms provide grand and open views of the Green Mountains, gas fired fireplaces, HD TVs, silky smooth beds, whirlpool tubs and plenty of space to feel at home within your room.
Inns
Where you stay along the way.
Brass Lantern Inn
You'll make yourself comfortable at this lovely inn with all the amenities available in and around the town of Stowe. Each guest room has a unique and special character as the inn has the feel of a large warm family home with your own well appointed, private space. Most of thier guest rooms provide grand and open views of the Green Mountains, gas fired fireplaces, HD TVs, silky smooth beds, whirlpool tubs and plenty of space to feel at home within your room.
Inns
Where you stay along the way.
Brass Lantern Inn
You'll make yourself comfortable at this lovely inn with all the amenities available in and around the town of Stowe. Each guest room has a unique and special character as the inn has the feel of a large warm family home with your own well appointed, private space. Most of thier guest rooms provide grand and open views of the Green Mountains, gas fired fireplaces, HD TVs, silky smooth beds, whirlpool tubs and plenty of space to feel at home within your room.
Inns
Where you stay along the way.
Brass Lantern Inn
You'll make yourself comfortable at this lovely inn with all the amenities available in and around the town of Stowe. Each guest room has a unique and special character as the inn has the feel of a large warm family home with your own well appointed, private space. Most of thier guest rooms provide grand and open views of the Green Mountains, gas fired fireplaces, HD TVs, silky smooth beds, whirlpool tubs and plenty of space to feel at home within your room.
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