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Stowe, Vermont's Smugglers Notch State Park offers a scenic pass through the mountains to Canada that is rich in history and wildlife as it was the passage many Vermonters used to smuggle goods to Canada during prohibition in the 1800's. Home to many species of endangered plants and animals, a visit to this park is sure to be a treat for the whole family.

Smugglers Notch State Park, 6443 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT, 802-253-4014
Travel the same path as many Vermonters traveled in the 1800's smuggling goods to Canada illegally. This narrow pass through the mountains is home to many species of endangered plants and animals. This scenic byway to Canada with 1,000-foot cliff on either side, offers breathtaking views of rock outcroppings and cliffs between Mt. Mansfield and Spruce Peak. The park has 38 camping sites and lots of outdoor activities including rock climbing, biking, hiking and picnicking. Call for campsite reservations.



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