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A round wooden dining table is surrounded by four green chairs, set against a backdrop of large windows that frame a snowy forest view outside. Soft natural light brightens the interior, creating a cozy ambiance.
Cabin in Cambridge
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Secluded Riverside Cottage w. Sauna next to Smuggs

Welcome to our Smugglers Notch getaway at the family owned and ran Brewster River Campground! This cozy cottage sits right on the beautiful Brewster River and is immersed within 20 acres of nature tucked away in the mountains. Enjoy the river's soothing sounds as you cook, sleep, and unwind from a day of outdoor activities. Only a 3 min. drive to all of the activities at Smuggler's Notch Resort, restaurants, bars, and hiking, as well as the magical Golden Dog Farm "Golden Retriever Experience".

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A studio room features a spacious bed with a textured blue and white blanket. Nightstands are positioned on either side. Natural light filters through the sliding glass door, which opens to a balcony. Light-colored curtains frame the window, complementing the neutral decor.
Flat in Jeffersonville
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 85 reviews

Liftside Studio @ Smugg’s!

Retreat to the Green Mountains at Smuggler’s Notch Resort! This condo is Ski in/ski out! Located on the second floor- you have stunning views of the slopes and mountains. You can enjoy the sunset from the privacy of your own balcony. Out the front door of the building- you are less than 100 steps to the Village Center and the Village Lift! You are welcome to enjoy all amenities the Resort has to offer- pools, hot tubs, waterparks, the reservoirs, etc. Please note the resort requires a day-pass.

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A spacious living area features wooden accents and a spiral staircase leading to the upper level. Two comfortable sofas and a coffee table are situated on a light rug. Large glass doors allow natural light to fill the space, offering views of the outdoor greenery.
Apartment in Cambridge
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Smugglers' Notch Relaxing Mountainside Retreat

This condo is perfectly located just steps from the village center, offering easy access to everything Smuggs has to offer. Enjoy the breathtaking mountain views from the patio and enjoy free perks like ultra-fast Starlink Wi-Fi, cable TV, a heat pump, washer, dryer, dishwasher, and a well-stocked kitchen. The condo is dog-friendly so you can bring along your 4 legged friend to keep you company. Sleeps up to six with a queen bed upstairs, two twin beds downstairs, and a queen pull-out couch.

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An aerial view captures the open layout of the loft studio condo. A cozy sleeping area features a bed with dark linens. The kitchen displays light wood cabinetry and appliances, while a dining table for four is positioned near large windows that brighten the space.
Apartment in Cambridge
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Maple Leaf Retreat: best of VT

Maple Leaf Retreat is a cozy vacation condo in Jeffersonville, VT- at the epicenter of the best of Vermont.  Tucked away at the acclaimed Smugglers’ Notch Resort in the northern Green Mountains – a four-season destination with outdoor adventures, mountain fun and easy access to Stowe and Burlington. We offer four beds, a fireplace, pine wood paneling and ski-in/ski-out access. Plus a balcony with a dazzling maple tree.  Read on to discover the full experience at Maple Leaf Retreat …

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An open living area features a comfortable sofa and a coffee table, creating a casual gathering space. Large windows allow natural light and views of the outdoor scenery. The kitchen, seen in the background, offers ample cabinetry and sleek appliances for meal preparation.
Home in Cambridge
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

Home with Smugglers Notch View

The View speaks for itself. Our updated 3-bedroom home overlooks Madonna and Sterling mountains. Your Vermont adventures await with Smugglers Notch Resort 6 minutes away and Stowe 15 mins (50 mins in winter). Need a slower pace? Soak in the natural surroundings in the open living room, while catching up on your book or doing a puzzle. Plenty of room to cook family meals in the kitchen while kids wind down in the bonus game room with a Wii setup. Vermont is waiting. Come play!

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A living room area is furnished with a blue fabric sofa and armchair, accompanied by a wooden coffee table. Two lamps are positioned on side tables, providing illumination. A mirror and two framed pictures of nature are mounted on the wall, enhancing the relaxed ambiance.
Flat in Cambridge
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Smugglers' Notch, VT

The condo is part of Smugglers Notch Resort. The condo is in an excellent location - a three minute walk to the Village Center and the Village Ski Lift. Hiking and outdoor adventure a short walk away. The unit is an updated 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with full kitchen, dining and living room areas. Please note that the condo does not have air conditioning. Due to the condo being in the mountains, it is very comfortable with average temperatures in the low 60s each night

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An inviting living space features a warm wood-paneled ceiling and rustic log walls. A round dining table, covered in a red and black checkered tablecloth, is complemented by wooden chairs. A cozy seating area includes a plush couch, and a television is mounted on the wall.
Flat in Cambridge
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

Long Trail Suite - The Lodge at Wyckoff Maple

This is a cozy self contained apartment in a beautiful VT lodge 1 mile from Smugglers' Notch Resort. Very lg. private deck with an outdoor dining table and private grill. Enjoy your time during all four seasons. Many things to do nearby. Minutes from hiking in "The Notch" and the Long Trail. 15-20 minutes to dining in Stowe. Please note that in the winter months the notch Road is closed and you will have to drive around the mountain to Stowe. It is about a 50 min drive.

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A modern mountain home with a large front porch sits on expansive green grounds, surrounded by trees and colorful landscaping. The structure features a traditional post and beam design, with large windows allowing natural light. Scenic mountain views can be seen in the background under a clear blue sky.
Home in Cambridge
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

Stunning Pleasant Valley Home

Stunning Pleasant Valley Home! This modern mountain home is situated on over 12 acres of gorgeous Vermont land and is perfect for your next vacation. The traditional post and beam construction mixed with modern flare is sure to make you feel like you are someplace special. This picturesque property is private with lush landscaping and multiple areas to relax and unwind. Enjoy views from the front porch rockers or of the mountain ranges while sitting on the back veranda.

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A warm, inviting living area features a comfortable sofa adorned with patterned throw pillows. Natural wood paneling enhances the space, while a large mirror reflects light. A staircase leads to an upper loft, and a dining table is visible in the background.
Apartment in Cambridge
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

The Cozy Condo at Smuggs Resort!

Our Cozy Condo is Ski-in Ski-out in the Nordland Building on the slopes at Smugglers Notch Resort. It is walking distance to the Village! In the warmer months enjoy exquisite hiking trails. The trails are meticulously maintained and appeal to all levels of hikers. The Resort has a world renowned disc golf course overlooking the mountains. Please note- all are welcome to use all resort amenities (including pools, hot tubs, and FunZone) with the purchase of a day pass.

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Home in Cambridge
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Smugglers’ Notch 4BR Retreat: Theater, Gym & Games

**Whether you’re here for first tracks at Smugglers Notch, summer hikes through the Notch, or the world-famous Vermont "Snowliage"—the Blissview Bungalow is your ultimate four-bedroom basecamp.** Welcome to where mountain energy meets family-friendly fun. Swap lift lines for movie lines in your private 75" theater, wake up 3 minutes from the base of Smugglers’ Notch, and let the kids disappear into the game room while you sneak in a workout—all under one roof.

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A charming red chalet is nestled within a wooded area. The exterior features a stone chimney and a sloped metal roof. A wooden porch invites relaxation, surrounded by greenery and the natural landscape, creating a secluded and peaceful environment.
Chalet in Cambridge
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 344 reviews

2 mins to Smuggs, Fireplace

Cozy, dog-friendly chalet near Smugglers’ Notch and the Long Trail. Includes a loft bedroom accessed by a spiral staircase and a second bedroom on the main floor. Best for adults or families with older kids. Dogs are welcome, though most dogs are not comfortable using spiral stairs. Perfect for skiing, hiking, and peaceful mountain stays. Vermont Meals & Room Tax Account number MRT-10127166 Member of the VTSTRA (Vermont Short Term Rental Alliance)

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Townhouse in Cambridge
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 32 reviews

Luxury Smuggs Condo • Walk to Lifts, MTB & DG

Welcome to Fiddlehead Loft, a beautifully renovated retreat in the heart of Smugglers' Notch Resort. Walk to mountain biking, hiking, disc golf, restaurants, live entertainment, and ski lifts. Relax in a bright, modern space with a fully equipped kitchen, premium appliances, luxurious cotton linens, and fast Wi-Fi. Perfect for couples and families year-round. Optional resort passes, including pools and seasonal amenities, are available for purchase.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Smugglers Notch located?

    Smugglers Notch is nestled in northern Vermont, running through the Green Mountains near the town of Stowe. Its mountain pass connects communities and provides access to parks, forests, and seasonal recreation.

  • When is the best time to visit Smugglers Notch?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for hiking, foliage, and outdoor activities, while winter draws many for snow sports. Each season has distinct attractions, such as colorful autumn leaves or snow-blanketed trails.

  • How old is Smugglers Notch?

    The geological features of Smugglers Notch were formed thousands of years ago by glacial and natural forces, though the roadway pass dates to the nineteenth century. The area is known for both its natural history and cultural stories.

  • Why was Smugglers Notch built?

    The narrow pass was naturally formed but gained its name and historical status as a route used for smuggling goods during periods of trade restriction, including the early nineteenth century. A road was later constructed to aid local transport.

  • What are some things to do near Smugglers Notch?

    You can explore hiking trails, guided cave tours, and swimming spots around the Notch. In winter, activities often include snowshoeing, downhill skiing, and cross-country trails, while nearby towns have local shops, markets, and eateries.

  • How is the weather near Smugglers Notch?

    The area has snowy winters with average highs around 29°F (-2°C) in January, while summers tend to be warm, reaching about 82°F (28°C) in July. Wettest months are typically spring and fall, so layers and waterproofs are useful year-round.

  • How was Smugglers Notch built?

    Smugglers Notch was naturally carved by glacial activity and water erosion through the Green Mountains, creating steep cliffs and scenic valleys. Early roadways were constructed in the nineteenth century to navigate its rugged terrain.

  • What is the history of Smugglers Notch?

    Smugglers Notch has a distinctive history as a passageway for smuggling goods and people in response to trade embargoes and the Underground Railroad. Its rugged landscape influenced regional settlement, travel, and conservation efforts over time.