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Top 15 Things To-Do this Summer

With its lush green landscapes, charming small towns, and beautiful outdoors, Okemo Valley is the perfect destination for summertime. Whether you’re a foodie, an adventure seeker, or simply looking to relax, Vermont has something for everyone. Here are 15 delightful activities to make the most of your summer in the Green Mountain State:

  1. Discover the hidden gems in the arts
  2. Cool off with a maple creemee or small batch ice cream
  3. Visit Camp Plymouth State Park
  4. Bike the trails and backroads
  5. Enjoy kayaking, paddle boards, and canoes
  6. Take a hike
  7. Enjoy horseback riding in the green mountains
  8. Explore local farmers’ markets
  9. Discover historic sites & museums
  10. Enjoy a spa day + relaxation
  11. Plan a fishing adventure
  12. Pack a picnic & enjoy local tastings
  13. Tee off at a scenic golf course
  14. Find live outdoor music
  15. Go camping and sleep under the stars

Shop, Stay, Play, and Dine in Okemo Valley
After a day of fun, a wide range of accommodations are available to suit every preference, from beautiful inns and charming bed-and-breakfasts to elegant hotels and luxurious resorts. Savor delicious dining options, whether you’re in the mood for a casual meal or a fine dining experience. From romantic candlelit dinners to family-friendly eateries, there’s something for everyone. (Browse Dining Guide Here). Additionally, explore local shops and arts & culture. Find unique souvenirs and treasures, and visit fun shopping destinations.

Throughout the season, local gems like the Hall Art Foundation in Reading host exhibitions such as Pop Perspectives, while Billings Farm & Museum offers nostalgic events like Moos and Brews and the Antique Tractor Day.

Whether you’re hiking through shaded glens, biking along the scenic Route 100 Byway, or browsing a farmers market in a historic village square, Okemo Valley is a celebration of connectionβ€”between people, place, and the beauty of the moment.

Summer Guides for Okemo Valley:

2026-05-20T11:29:07-04:00Guides, Summer|
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