Sugarbush Village
Lincoln Peak Village is a new addition to Sugarbush Resort. Opening in the mid 2000’s, the village is relatively small by industry standards, but ask any Sugarbush employee about the village and you’ll notice there’s a palpable excitement in their voice about the future.
It’s an energy you can’t help but notice as you stroll the pedestrian village. Whether it’s an employee handing you a complimentary cup of hot cider or cocoa as you descend the stairs after a long day of skiing or the bartender at the Castlerock pub serving you a cold beer on a warm spring afternoon, you can’t help but notice everyone seems to be smiling.
The village was designed to fit harmoniously into the Vermont countryside. All the buildings were fashioned after common 19th century Vermont barn styles, giving the village a touch of artistic flair absent from the cookie-cutter villages at many resorts. Although the village is rather small, it’s growing bigger every year.
The first phase of the village construction included Clay Brook Hotel, Timbers Restaurant, the Gate House Day Lodge Day (including the Castlerock Pub), and a small coffee shop. The most recently-completed phase included a new ski school building called the Farm House and the Rice Brook Residences.