Madbush
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Outside Magazine
The World's 11 Best Places to go in Fall
Vermont lives up to its reputation as the quintessence of fall-foliage perfection. Leaf peepers from Boston, New York, and elsewhere rubberneck on the easily accessible roads to the south, but Mad River Valley, in the heart of the Green Mountains, is worth the travel time.
The Wall Street Journal
HOW CAN HOTELS WIN OVER OUTDOORSY MILLENNIALS?
WITH HALFPIPES AND FIRE PITS.
Ski- and bike-focused lodge Madbush Falls opened in
August within Vermont’s Mad River Valley, pairing locally sourced cuisine with equipment rentals from an on-site gear shop.
Vogue
Natural Cold Plunges Are the Latest Wellness Travel Trend — Here’s Where to Try One
In the mountains of Vermont, meanwhile, Madbush Falls draws in true adrenaline seekers. Beloved by mountain bikers and skiers, the resort’s 30-foot waterfall cascades into a shallow plunge pool below.
Burlington Free Press
Madbush Falls Restaurant, Hotel and Bike Shop in the Mad River Valley
It’s primarily a restaurant/bar. But a new place in the Mad River Valley that’s tapping into Vermont’s growing mountain-biking crowd with access to trails, a place to stay and an in-house bike shop is also striving to be much more than that.
Outdoor Wire | USA TODAY
Biking and Skiing Adventures Await at Vermont's Madbush Falls
Avid and aspiring mountain bikers will be stoked to hear about Madbush Falls, a new bike and ski-centered basecamp that opened this summer in Vermont’s Green Mountains. The 20-acre property has all a mountain or gravel biker needs...
PASTE MAGAZINE
Great New England Foliage Adventures Featuring Jousting, Waterfalls, and Hot Air Balloons
There’s a new biking and skiing base camp in Mad River Valley, and hot damn, if MadBush Falls isn’t just what we all need this season. Don’t sweat it if you’re new to biking—rent equipment or take a guided ride.
Seven Days
Waitsfield’s Madbush Falls Fuels the Outdoor Crowd
It’s primarily a restaurant/bar. But a new place in the Mad River Valley that’s tapping into Vermont’s growing mountain-biking crowd with access to trails, a place to stay and an in-house bike shop is also striving to be much more than that.