Stowe Is Allegedly One Of Vermont's Most Haunted Small Towns
Chloe Lira
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There’s a little bit more to the ski town of Stowe, Vermont than just stunning mountains and frequent snowfall. In fact, it might be one of the most haunted small towns in Vermont. Stowe has at least three haunted locations where visitors have experienced unexplained paranormal activities. The Brass Lantern Inn, Emily’s Bridge, and the Green Mountain Inn are all places said to be home to ghosts. Grab your flashlight and get ready for the spooky stories that accompany these haunted locations in Stowe.
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Visit the official tourism site to plan your spooky trip to Stowe, Vermont.
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While you’re in Stowe, be sure to check out the historic Trapp Family Lodge.
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