Scenic Six: Your Guide to Winter Wonders in New England
As winter descends on New England, Boston.com’s Scenic Six offers a roundup of delightful travel options for the season, highlighting picturesque getaways, stunning ski resorts, and festive events.
Vermont’s Winter Wonderland
For those envisioning a skiing Christmas, Stowe, Vermont, emerges as a top-notch destination, lauded by Travel + Leisure as a dream holiday locale. With ski-in, ski-out accommodations available at the Lodge at Spruce Peak, it promises a magical experience amidst powder-filled slopes.
Affordable Skiing Options
For budget-conscious skiers, HomeToGo’s list of affordable ski resorts features New England’s Sugarloaf Mountain, Sunday River, and Jay Peak. Skiers can enjoy an entire day at Sugarloaf for $124, paired with an overnight stay for a manageable total of $229.37 per person.
Boston: A City of Beauty
Much to the joy of locals, Boston has been honored as one of the most beautiful winter getaways by Afar. Skating on the Frog Pond, surrounded by twinkling lights and a vibrant city backdrop, exemplifies the winter charm of Boston.
Festive Attractions and Events
This season brings enchanting attractions like ZooLights at Stone Zoo, kicking off on November 15. Visitors can enjoy a colorful light display and holiday activities, including Santa meet-and-greets. Meanwhile, Kennebunkport will host its annual Christmas Prelude from December 5 to 15, featuring festive parades, caroling, and more.
Unmissable Deals
Ski enthusiasts can seize a unique opportunity to ski King Pine Ski Area for just $4 on December 19 for Founders Day. Additionally, Amtrak is running a winter flash sale, offering tickets from Boston to Providence for as low as $13, available until November 14.
Whether plotting a winter getaway or simply savoring the seasonal vibes at home, Scenic Six is your go-to guide for exploring New England’s winter wonders.
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