Spruce Peak is nestled among the greens-between Spruce, Mansfield, Sterling and Madonna peaks – surrounded by 2,000 acres of protected and conserved wilderness. The intimate community provides abundant ways to connect with these majestic surroundings. From a dedicated trail network, to a golf course that traverses the mountain sides and stream basins, Spruce Peak is a place where we are inspired by our surroundings, and in turn, we look to protect our environment at every opportunity.
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- Spruce Peak is the first ski resort community in America to earn the prestigious Audubon International certification.
- Spruce Peak embraces the principles of compact and clustered development, land management that deters non-native plant species and protection of habitat for rare animals.
- Over 2,000 acres surrounding Spruce Peak at Stowe have been permanently protected through state ownership and the use of conservation easements.
- The protection of streams and wetlands has been incorporated into all facets of the Spruce Peak design, including a strict erosion and sediment control plan.
- Naturalized native vegetation is used for all landscaping throughout the project site.
- The Spruce Peak Village Center is heated and cooled by the largest geo thermal field in northern Vermont—over 100 wells, significantly reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
- Protected wildlife habitat corridors preserve precious routes for deer, moose, bear, as well as a number of rare bird species.
