March 10th, 2021 by Emily Wachsman
The Mad River Valley is an exceptional destination to visit in Vermont at pretty much any time of year. In the winter, it’s a fantastic destination for skiing, with Sugarbush Resort and Mad River Glen just minutes away. Come spring and summer, a plethora of outdoor activities opens up for adventurers of all types. By … read full article
February 11th, 2021 by Emily Wachsman
Winter in the Mad River Valley is exceptionally magical, and it’s as fun as it is beautiful! There’s plenty of downhill skiing and snowboarding at area ski resorts, and even more cross country skiing and snowshoeing at various trails and centers around the valley, including one of our favorites, Blueberry Lake Cross Country & Snowshoeing … read full article
January 20th, 2021 by loganmarketingblog
There’s much more to the Mad River Valley region in winter than skiing. Those who like to take in the sugar puff glories of snowbound Vermont at a slower pace will embrace the delights of snowshoeing, and our Bed and Breakfast in Vermont is here to help get strapped in and on your way to … read full article
July 15th, 2020 by Emily Wachsman
As the long days of summer stretch out in front of us, we’re looking to fill our days (and those of our guests) with fun and engaging ways to experience life here in the Mad River Valley, all while keeping to proper social distancing guidelines for the safety of everyone involved. Kayaking is one of … read full article
February 4th, 2020 by srsm
The answer’s easy! First on the list is that the Mad River Valley is a diverse and welcoming community which has provided the opportunity for residents to build on their talents and for visitors to relax and leave the stress of a busy life behind. With so much variety it’s easy to name 20 favorite … read full article
January 20th, 2020 by Emily Wachsman
Are you looking for a delightful winter destination that far outshines the rest? Then you need to head to Vermont. We have the perfect list of fun things to do in Vermont in Winter, and it all starts right here at our luxury Bed and Breakfast in Warren, Vermont. Our Inn is located near two … read full article
January 27th, 2017 by Peter MacLaren
If you haven’t been on a snowshoe tour in the Mad River Valley, you’re missing out on one of the more relaxing winter experiences Vermont has to offer. It probably goes without saying but, if you’re a hiking enthusiast, you’ll love snowshoeing. On skis, it’s about the ride while, on snowshoes, it becomes more about … read full article
January 9th, 2017 by Peter MacLaren
As we look out the windows at West Hill House B&B during the winter months, we are thankful for the beautiful snowfalls, the ski areas and the great outdoor activities the local mountains and surrounding area offer. While one man may not be able to move a mountain he surely can shape what happens on a mountain. … read full article
September 30th, 2016 by Peter MacLaren
Hard as it may be to believe, we’re already taking reservations for the upcoming, 2016-17 Mad River Valley Ski season! Consequently, now is the time to plan your Vermont ski getaway. What better way to do so than by taking advantage of West Hill House B&B’s Ski & Stay Passports! Vermont’s Mad River Valley offers … read full article
October 30th, 2015 by Peter MacLaren
Don’t be sad summer’s over – be glad ski-season is almost here! Now is the time to plan your Mad River Valley ski vacation with West Hill House B&B’s Ski & Stay Passports! Vermont’s Mad River Valley ski areas are legend – Mad River Glen, Sugarbush, Olé’s Cross-Country Center, Blueberry Lake, our leg of the … read full article
December 20th, 2014 by Peter MacLaren
Have you been reading “Top 10” lists over the last few weeks? If so you will have you see lists of almost everything under the sun, Top 10 Ugliest Cars, Top 10 Best Places to Live, Top 10 Best Companies to Work For, Top 10 Best Universities, and who knows, maybe even a list for the Top 10 … read full article
April 28th, 2014 by Peter MacLaren
As the weather continues to warm, the foliage begins to green, and the Winooski and Mad rivers begin to swell, thoughts turn to canoeing and kayaking Mad River Valley.