The Town of Fayston in Washington County is located in the Mad River Valley, midway between Stowe and Middlebury, Vermont. Chartered in 1782, Fayston has long been known as 'bear country', and the highest elevation of any Vermont town is found in Fayston's 'Highlands'. Situated just west of the Mad River and bordered to the north by Shephard Brook and to the south by Mill Brook, Fayston is an outstanding fishing vacation destination.
The towns that comprise the Mad River Valley include Fayston, Warren, and Waitsfield - a year-round tourism center offering a multitude of outstanding lodging and dining venues, excellent skiing, hiking, hunting, and fishing. The Mad River Valley area is a popular wedding destination, and offers a unique blend of country inns, lodges, restaurants, and nightclubs to enhance your wedding festivities. Annual events in the Mad River Valley include the season kick-off Country Christmas Open House, when all the Waitsfield Village shops and restaurants open their doors to offer guests intriguing incentives.
Manufacturers in Fayston, Vermont include maple syrup producers and sign manufacturers. Neighboring Waitsfield is home to The Valley Reporter weekly newspaper, and Warren is home to the Warren-Sugarbush Airport. Points of interest are Sugarbush Ski Resort, Mad River Glen Ski Area, local polo and show jumping events, and the Mad River Natural Bridge of Stone.
Visit our Feature Story on Mad River Valley, Vermont, and our Events Section for a complete listing of Annual Mad River Valley Events.
