Welcome to the glorious Green Mountains of Vermont. Located in the heart of the Mad River Valley and nestled along the river, our elegant, relaxing Inn is your starting point for exploring the Valley’s breathtaking beauty and its palette of activities all four seasons of the year.

From our doorstep From our doorstep take a stroll to the river where a swimming hole awaits you. If you choose, take a 15 minute walk with pastoral views of dairy farms and distant mountains toward one of our two local covered bridge.

In Spring life unfolds here, as the grass turns green and the trees begin to look like a pastel painting. Flowers appear at every turn, and nesting and migrating birds fill the air with motion and song. Invigorate your spirit with a hike on the Long Trail to picturesque Sunset Rock, or guide a canoe or kayak along the rushing Mad River.

In Summer refresh yourself in one of our local waterfalls or swimming holes, or try a round of golf at Sugarbush’s famous 18-hole course, designed by Robert Trent Jones. Our quiet country roads and trails invite road and mountain cycling. Make a wish as you walk through one of the Valley’s covered bridges, and amble through the Saturday Farmers’ Market for produce fresh from the field, locally-made crafts, foods, and live music. On Independence Day, follow the crowd to the Warren Fourth of July Parade. In August, the Festival of the Arts offers a wealth of choices for every taste.

In Autumn take a horseback ride and enjoy the splendor of nature’s magnificent color wheel, go antiquing, soaring, or take a chairlift ride up the mountain on peak weekends.

In Winter throw on your cross country skis or snowshoes for some brisk exercise right out our back door. Nearby Sugarbush Resort boasts the East’s best ski terrain with two connecting mountains and the challenging Mad River Glen. Try ice skating or snowmobiling on the VAST trail system accessible behind the Inn. When the steam rises from the maple sugaring houses, enjoy “sugar on snow” as winter turns to spring.

At any time of year, two sports centers offer year round tennis, racquetball, sauna, steam room, massage, indoor swimming and the latest exercise equipment. The Valley is rich in galleries and shops for antiques and exquisite artisans’ crafts. The performing arts are alive with music and theater of every description, and the Valley is renowned for the incredible cuisine of its many restaurants. The world famous Ben & Jerry’s ice cream factory, Cold Hollow cider mill, Cabot Cheese Annex and Champlain Chocolate are just 20 minutes away, Montpelier is a half-hour drive, and Lake Champlain is less than an hour away.