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Welcome to Smugglers’ Notch Resort – Your Year-Round Destination for Unforgettable Memories!
Your Year-Round Destination
At Smugglers’ Notch Resort, nestled in Vermont’s majestic Green Mountains, every season offers a unique and captivating experience. From the blossoming adventures of spring to the warm, activity-filled days of summer, from the colorful tranquility of fall to the snowy wonderland of winter, Smugglers’ is a perfect getaway any time of the year.
Explore Smuggs by Season
Spring
March 31 – June 12, 2025
As the snow melts and the lush greenery of Vermont begins to bloom, Smugglers’ Notch Resort transforms into a springtime paradise that is perfect for relaxing and exploring the surrounding area.
Summer
June 13 – September 1, 2025
Whether you’re looking to thrill on our zip lines, chill by our pools, or explore nature’s wonders, our Resort offers diverse activities that cater to every age and interest.
Fall
September 2 – December 11, 2025
Whether exploring our scenic hiking trails, enjoying the harvest activities, or simply relaxing by the fire with a warm apple cider, Smugglers’ provides the perfect backdrop for a memorable fall getaway.
Winter
December 14, 2024 – March 30, 2025
From exhilarating skiing and snowboarding on our diverse terrains to tranquil snowshoe hikes through silent, snow-laden forests, Smugglers’ offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation for everyone.
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“I was impressed by how well equipped the kitchen was! It had everything I needed to make delicious meals. Thoughtful touches – like fans available in the bedrooms, a laundry basket, and various books – in the unit made the stay even more convenient and comfortable. We even showed up little late for breakfast at the Morse Grille and were still seated and treated kindly. Despite having missed the pirate show, one of the performers came over and did a song just for us! From check-in to check-out, we had a lovely stay at the resort. Every staff member I encountered seemed to enjoy what they do. My only real complaint is that I did have to use my phone’s flashlight at night in the building entryway as it wasn’t well lit enough for me (but I am night-blind, so low-light conditions are difficult for me everywhere).”
Heather from Uncasville, CT
