Family Resort & Tennis Club

The Bridges stands apart from other mountain destinations because of one thing: your family’s vacation starts right in your own back yard. Fun for every season is always within arm’s reach — from skiing to tennis, swimming to golf. And our state-of-the-art fitness center has classes in everything from Zumba® to yoga.

Tennis — Consistently ranked one of the Top 50 Tennis Resorts by Tennis Magazine, The Bridges offers tennis programs for adults and children.
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Lodging — Condos at The Bridges offer a home away from home with Vermont vacation activities right outside your door — many on premises and others around the Mad River Valley.
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Family Vacations — The Bridges serves up fun family style. When you stay with us, you become part of the family.
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The kids can enjoy special fitness and tennis camps, a playground, and a game room. A refreshing lunch and libations await you in our poolside café. In fact, there’s so much to do under one roof, you may never want to leave!

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Around the Valley

• Exhilaration of Spring

  Spring in Vermont is short lived, but its sweetness makes up for the lack of duration. I consider both spring and Autumn to be little buffers on the two main seasons in this Northern part of the country. Autumn eases us into winter, while spring eases us back out, and fills our minds with euphoric thoughts of glorious Vermont summers.

  But spring isn’t just about preparing us for summer. There are many qualities inherent to this season of beginning that are unique to the few weeks it graces us with its presence. Spring gives us animal babies, the return of birds, and the emerald green grass that begins sweeping its wide brushstrokes over the mountains, valleys, pastures, farms, and rolling hills with the most vibrantly tranquil hue known to man, woman, or animal. Spring also means maple sugaring here in Vermont. Just about any property owner has at least one Sugar Maple tree ready to be tapped. For many families in Vermont, tapping trees and making a few bottles of their own syrup is a wonderful family tradition. READ MORE ‣