Vermont's Alluring Spas: Four For the Mountains
Vermont's Green Mountains form the perfect antitode to daily stress in the midst of daily life and the charming spas -- some in old farmhouses, others in modern fa
cilities -- offer time-tested treatments amidst Nature's tranquility.
Vermont's Beauty gives a Spiritual Lift to Mountain Lovers. Here are Four Terrific Spas to Rest, Restore, Relax body, mind and spirit. Topnotch is at the end of Stowe's, set at the base of the Smuggler's Notch, and the end of the biking trail around Stowe. Recent renovations enhance the already dazzling spa and hotel, while the onsite restaurant offers tempting meals.
For more information, please visit their website at
topnotchresort.com.
In the middle of the gorgeous mountain town of Woodstock sits the regal Woodstock Inn, replete with all the services visitors expect in a great inn, plus a friendly staff and wonderful dining experience.
For more information, please go to
woodstockvt.com.
Twin Farms is the next Vermont spa,a delightful experience, a perfectly harmonious alternative to skiing in the winter, or mountain climbing in the spring, summer or fall.Simple.Their website tells all: Twim Farms is "Elegant without pretension...offering profound privacy." It has "Three hundred acres of wildflowers, rolling hills, wandering trails and a pair of lakes. Old roads, going nowhere. Pampering is their speciality, and they'll prepare picnic baskets to enjoy at the top of Turtle Hill."Really, we offer the best of the great English country house weekend, a croquet court and the unexpectedly convivial group clinking glasses in front of the Barn Room," says the website. For more, please go to the site, twinfarms.com.or write Twin Farms, P.O. Box 115, Barnard, Vermont 05031, 800-894-6327.
The Strong House Spa is in lovely Quechee, Vermont.It's a day spa with an extensive menu of services. Although it has no accomodations, plenty are available in Quechee. Here, Shelly Yusko began focusing her career in 1992 on sports injuries and chronic pain, after her first career in health and physical education. Sheila Armen and joined the business as the manager after discovering the benefits of advanced bodywork. They purchased the Jedediah Strong House in 1994 to provide better health through prevention and wellness. For more information, visit the website. Or wite 694 Main Street,Quechee, Vermont 05059, (802) 295-1718. stronghouse.com
cilities -- offer time-tested treatments amidst Nature's tranquility.
Vermont's Beauty gives a Spiritual Lift to Mountain Lovers. Here are Four Terrific Spas to Rest, Restore, Relax body, mind and spirit. Topnotch is at the end of Stowe's, set at the base of the Smuggler's Notch, and the end of the biking trail around Stowe. Recent renovations enhance the already dazzling spa and hotel, while the onsite restaurant offers tempting meals.
For more information, please visit their website at
topnotchresort.com.
In the middle of the gorgeous mountain town of Woodstock sits the regal Woodstock Inn, replete with all the services visitors expect in a great inn, plus a friendly staff and wonderful dining experience.
For more information, please go to
woodstockvt.com.
Twin Farms is the next Vermont spa,a delightful experience, a perfectly harmonious alternative to skiing in the winter, or mountain climbing in the spring, summer or fall.Simple.Their website tells all: Twim Farms is "Elegant without pretension...offering profound privacy." It has "Three hundred acres of wildflowers, rolling hills, wandering trails and a pair of lakes. Old roads, going nowhere. Pampering is their speciality, and they'll prepare picnic baskets to enjoy at the top of Turtle Hill."Really, we offer the best of the great English country house weekend, a croquet court and the unexpectedly convivial group clinking glasses in front of the Barn Room," says the website. For more, please go to the site, twinfarms.com.or write Twin Farms, P.O. Box 115, Barnard, Vermont 05031, 800-894-6327.
The Strong House Spa is in lovely Quechee, Vermont.It's a day spa with an extensive menu of services. Although it has no accomodations, plenty are available in Quechee. Here, Shelly Yusko began focusing her career in 1992 on sports injuries and chronic pain, after her first career in health and physical education. Sheila Armen and joined the business as the manager after discovering the benefits of advanced bodywork. They purchased the Jedediah Strong House in 1994 to provide better health through prevention and wellness. For more information, visit the website. Or wite 694 Main Street,Quechee, Vermont 05059, (802) 295-1718. stronghouse.com
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