Ludlow, Vermont 05149
The Village of Ludlow, Vermont is in Windsor County. Ludlow is located in south central Vermont and was chartered in 1761 as part of the New Hampshire grants. The village of Ludlow sits at the base of what was once called “Ludlow Mountain” (now Okemo Mountain Resort) and is surrounded by farmland and granite quarries.
The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort, Rt. 103, Ludlow, VT 05149
A truly accommodating country hotel with 96 spacious rooms and suites, enhanced guest services, and a new look. An exceptional lodging value with all the comforts of a first class hotel. Indoor pool, hot tub, restaurant, lounge, game room and views of Okemo Mountain.
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Castle Hill Resort & Spa, Rt. 103, P.O. Box 525, Ludlow, VT 05149 | 802-226-7361
Castle Hill Resort and Spa is nestled in the Green Mountains of Ludlow Vermont, offering unparalleled service and the finest lodging for the perfect Vermont getaway. Select from the historic Castle Inn, an English Cotswold style mansion featuring 10 unique rooms; The Pointe Hotel offering 96 beautiful rooms and suites or stay in our fully equipped spacious Resort Home Condominiums.
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Okemo Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce, 57 Pond Street, Ludlow, VT 05149
The Okemo Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce is located in South Central Vermont. We serve the Towns of Andover, Cavendish, known for trophy trout fishing; Chester, known for Arts & Antiques; Ludlow, home of Okemo Mountain Resort, Mount Holly famous for Cider Days; Plymouth, home to President Calvin Coolidge State historic site and Weston, home to the originalVermont Country Store. Call 802-228-5830 and let us help plan your Vermont vacation.
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Ludlow has grown and prospered in recent years due to the growth of Okemo Mountain Ski Area. Ludlow Mountain is now called Okemo Mountain home of the Okemo Mountain Resort. This four season Vermont resort attracts skiers and snowboarders to the Ludlow area. The historic New England architectural styles is still prevalent around Ludlow.
Black River Academy Museum, operated by the Black River Historical Society, provides a look into the lives of Ludlow’s early settlers. Ludlow is named after Viscount Ludlow and is home to several inns, hotels, and resort spas.
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Chartered: 1761
County: Windsor
Ludlow, VT Population:
2010: 1,963
GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 43.2345
Longitude: -72.422
Ludlow, VT Local Information
Ludlow Town Offices: 802-228-3232
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