The town of Ludlow is located in south central Vermont and was chartered in 1761 as part of the New Hampshire grants. The town sits at the base of Okemo Mountain Resort and has grown and prospered in recent years due to the growth of Okemo Mountain Ski Area. The historic New England architectural styles is still prevalent around Ludlow.
Things to do in Ludlow
Black River Academy Museum
Exhibits featuring railroading, mining and farming housed in an 1890 school building. Call for current admission rates.
Camp Plymouth State Park
Camp Plymouth State Park is a 295 acre park located on the east shore of Echo Lake. 46 acres are developed, and feature horseshoe pits, a play area, concession, boat rentals, a large picnic area, and rental cottages. The remainder is set up with hiking trails, as well as hunting, fishing, and gold panning opportunities. Open May 21 - September 7am - sunset.
2008 Scout Camp Rd, Ludlow, VT
Green Mountain Sugar House
Sugarhouse is open for viewing and tours year round. Maple kitchen is located in the sugarhouse where we are making candy almost daily. Retail gift shop is attached featuring our own maple products and many other Vermont products and gifts. For larger tours, please call ahead daily, 9-6 pm. 820 Route 100 North
Ikemo Valley Golf Course / formerly called Fox Run Golf Club
9 holes/70 par
89 Fox Lane, Ludlow, VT
Joseph Cerniglia Winery
Tours available. Located on Route 103.
Okemo Mountain
77 Okemo Ridge Road