Stopping into Stowe, Vermont, for skiing or hiking? Don’t overlook the small village’s shopping scene. From the picturesque Main Street to further afield, you’ll find plenty of spots to stock up on souvenirs, outdoor gear and more.
Get all your outdoor gear and clothing at this 3,000-square-foot storefront that stretches across an 1893 red barn. While there, inquire about various services also offered, such as bike rentals, guided tours and rock climbing or bouldering rentals.
If you’re more of an indoors person, Stowe Living offers an array of home goods, from kitchenware to furnishings to décor. Find favorite brands like Le Creuset, as well as unique souvenirs and gifts.
This antique and furniture store right on Main Street is a treasure trove. Dig through the seemingly endless bounty of antique and vintage furnishings, textiles, clothing, and more, many sourced internationally.
Need a new read for your vacation? Mosey further down Main Street to find the second-largest independent bookstore in Vermont. Bear Pond Books covers nearly 4,000 square feet and offers all your favorite genres in one historic space.
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