Vermont Winter Vacation Guide 2008 - (Page 7) to the lobby is Coleman Brook Tavern which offers an eclectic fare of fine food and a well-stocked wine cellar, noted as the “most extensive in Vermont.” And for dessert, who can resist s’mores roasted at the table? Since the 2003 opening of the Jackson Gore Inn at Okemo Mountain Resort, even more amenities and services have been added for guests, including the most recent additions of a skate rink, a state-of-the-art exercise and aquatic facility and additional slopeside residences expected to be ready for occupancy this winter. “It’s been an exciting ride, adding this family-friendly one-stop lodging facility to all that Okemo has to offer,” said general manager of the Jackson Gore Inn, Charlie Dickerman. “It’s been gratifying to be a part of each new addition, particularly now, with the recent introduction of recreational amenities and more slopeside lodging.” either Lincoln Peak or Mt. Ellen, both offer incredibly diverse terrain totaling 111 trails ranging from gently wide “groomers” to challenging twisty runs with cliffs and tight bump lines. “The whole idea behind Clay Brook and the Lincoln Peak Village was to create a welcoming, vibrant mountain community,” said Sugarbush Resort President Win Smith. “It’s a place where families and individuals can come and discover the adventure of the outdoors and further excel at what they love doing the most.” PHOTO COURTESY OF SUGARBUSH RESORT/SANDY MACYS Sugarbush Resort’s Clay Brook Hotel and Residences, which opened in December 2006, are replete with charm, character and casual elegance. The rustic, red Vermont farm house-styled hotel with a silver silo sits at the base of Lincoln Peak, which is connected to Mt. Ellen by a 10-minute chair lift ride over the Slide Brook Basin area. Though most Sugarbush fans find a favorite in PHOTO COURTESY OF SUGARBUSH RESORT/SANDY MACYS CLAY BROOK LUXURY HOTEL AND RESIDENCES AT SUGARBUSH RESORT The slopeside Clay Brook Hotel features standard to five-bedroom suites, all stylishly appointed with details such as hardwood furniture and custom cabinetry. The slopeside year-round outdoor heated pool and hot tubs are nestled at the base of Lincoln Peak and provide a seemingly rustic mountain lake experience, except for the many amenities and services available. One does not typically find remote mountain lakes located near fine dining restaurants, such as the new signature 130-seat Timbers Restaurant. The round barn-styled, post and beam constructed restaurant has 45-foot vaulted ceilings and features local products from the Vermont Fresh Network along with an inventive and creative fare, open year-round serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. BEAR PATH TOWNHOMES AT BURKE MOUNTAIN SKI AREA With 2,011 vertical feet of skiing and riding and its pristine Northeast Kingdom location, Burke Mountain Ski Area has long been considered one of Vermont’s best kept secrets. Remarkably, CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 www.VermontVacation.com 1-800-VERMONT 7 http://www.VermontVacation.com
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