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Best Vacation Home Deals in Stratton Mountain
Discover a vacation rental meeting your preferences among the 124 beautiful accommodations from different partner websites in Stratton Mountain. HomeToGo instantaneously presents you with the best offers by comparing all of the listed vacation homes in Stratton Mountain from 17 different providers.
Recommended Vacation Rentals in Stratton Mountain
Find your perfect vacation rental in Stratton Mountain: from $140 per night
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Popular Rental Amenities in Stratton Mountain
Filters are available so you can in your search to find a great rental in Stratton Mountain. HomeToGo's data reveals that "TVs" and "internet" are the most frequently offered features in Stratton Mountain. You could even look for rentals if you want a rental with a yard (8 rentals include "yards" in Stratton Mountain) or if you travel with your pet (6 rentals in Stratton Mountain include "Pets Allowed").
The Weather in Stratton Mountain
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Rainy days
Check out the climate diagram for Stratton Mountain. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Stratton Mountain, with temperatures going under 14° The rainiest month is July while the driest month is August.
Accommodations in Stratton Mountain
Vacationers who are interested in apartment rentals in Stratton Mountain have a lot of choices, as they are the most typical vacation accommodation type in this destination. Additionally, the standard size of apartment rentals in Stratton Mountain is 1,270 ft² and they cost, on average, $582 per night. Moreover, these properties are excellent for 7 it represents the average number of guests apartment rentals can accommodate in Stratton Mountain. If you would prefer something else, you can compare many other offers, such as house rentals, which are the other very popular type of property in Stratton Mountain. Our data shows that the standard price of house rentals is $790 per night for an area of 1,980 ft².
A sports haven awaits outside your Stratton Mountain vacation home
Whether you opt for a grand or simple vacation rental on Vermont's Stratton Mountain, you will be perfectly placed for an idyllic winter sports-filled getaway in this breathtaking area. The all-season resort, surrounded by no fewer than 97 trails, boasts 11 lifts and seven miles of immaculate cross-country hiking trails. Winter or summer, it offers an array of outdoor activities as vast as the dramatic 3,875-foot mountain itself.
Art & Culture
Cultural havens
Southern Vermont is famed for its antiquated towns, several of which predate the American Revolution. Among them is Bennington, home to Old Bennington, an incorporated village known for its architecture. Bennington Battle Monument commemorates the site of an important skirmish during the Revolution. Brattleboro has a vibrant and eclectic cultural life, with a distinct hipster ambiance. Fort Dummer, south of the town, was the first European settlement in Vermont, constructed in 1724. Not to be missed is Dorset, an unspoiled village from 1768 boasting the state's oldest inn and a traditional village green. Dorset's gleaming marble was used in the construction of the New York Public Library.
Family Activities
Family vacations in exquisite Vermont
Ski over Stratton Mountain’s 670 acres of pristine slopes and take in the views as you whizz down its well-kept sides. Alternatively, in summer, there is no shortage of outdoor leisure opportunities to excite the whole family. Activities include golf, tennis, kayaking, stand up paddleboarding, swimming, hiking, and biking.
Local Attractions
Exploring outdoors
In the summer, the hills separating the towns of Brattleboro, Bennington, and Manchester are lush and green, while in the winter, they are covered by crisp snow. Vermont is an outdoor sports haven year-round, and hikers will be wowed by the Appalachian and Long Trails, which wind through the nearby Green Mountain National Forest. These routes are especially impressive in the fall, when Vermont erupts into flame-like foliage.
