Dover

Where is Dover, Vermont located?
- The town of Dover, Vermont, is situated in the Southern Vermont Region in the Mount Snow Valley and was first settled back in 1779.
How did Dover become a year-round destination?
- The town was originally a summer destination until the Mount Snow Ski Area was developed on Mount Pisgah in 1953, now also known as Mount Snow.
What activities can visitors enjoy in Dover throughout the year?
- Dover is now a place to visit throughout the year, whether people are looking to explore Southern Vermont’s highest mountains or the deepwater lakes.
What other attractions are available in Dover?
- There are also museums, restaurants, shops, and several other things to do in town besides Mount Snow.

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Best Time to Visit	Places to Stay	Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Pleasant weather and budding scenery, ideal for hiking and sightseeing.	Gray Ghost Inn – A cozy, family-friendly lodge close to outdoor attractions.	Explore Mount Snow – Enjoy scenic trails and fresh mountain air.
Summer (June-August) – Warm days perfect for biking, hiking, and festivals.	Grand Summit Resort Hotel at Mount Snow – Comfortable resort accommodations with excellent amenities.	Visit Harriman Reservoir – Enjoy swimming, kayaking, and relaxing lakeside.
Fall (September-November) – Vibrant foliage and crisp temperatures, ideal for leaf-peeping.	Kitzhof Inn – Charming alpine-style lodge with scenic views.	Drive Route 100 – Experience one of Vermont’s most beautiful fall drives.
Winter (December-February) – Snowy wonderland perfect for skiing and snowboarding.	Snow Lake Lodge – Comfortable accommodations with easy access to slopes.	Ski at Mount Snow Resort – Hit the slopes at one of Vermont’s top ski destinations.