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Smugglers' Notch State Park

6443 Mountain Road, Stowe, Vermont 05672

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+1 802 253 4014 / +1 888 409 757

Dogs of all sizes are allowed. There are no additional pet fees. Dogs may not be left unattended, and they must be leashed and cleaned up after. Dogs must have current rabies shot records. Dogs on lead are allowed on all the trails. ... more on DogFriendly.com

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Immaculate bathrooms and showers. more on Yahoo! Travel

And, oh yeah, did I mention it's free? more on TripAdvisor

The accommodations were outstanding, with comfortable rooms and wonderful restaurants. more on igougo

Bingham Falls, great falls there is even an area to swim by the falls, we seen a few people jump off the cliff into the falls. more on TripAdvisor

Tight parking. more on TripAdvisor

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We love Smuggler's Notch. It is a very scenic drive thru very twisting roads, with a lot of very large boulders (broken pieces of mountainside, actually) on the sides of the narrow road. At a couple o ... more on TripAdvisor

Smugglers Notch was the most fun our family had in Vermont! We came across beautiful waterfalls and streams that our children were able to climb through, right off the side of the road. Beautiful scen ... more on TripAdvisor

The unplowed three miles on 108 are a great place for practicing your x-country skiing, snowshoeing, or just taking a nice hike between the mountains! You can stay on the road to watch ice-climbers, y ... more on TripAdvisor

The Road through the state park was curvey with boulders right up to the road, it was a great view, we seen people with their cameras out the windows as they were driving by. We took a few of the hike ... more on TripAdvisor

We love Smuggler's Notch. It is a very scenic drive thru very twisting roads, with a lot of very large boulders (broken pieces of mountainside, actually) on the sides of the narrow road. At a couple o ... more on TripAdvisor