Tourist Guide West Dover
The village of West Dover is situated in Windham County in Vermont, USA. Located along the northern branch of the Deerfield River, the town covers an area of 43.9 sq km and a population of around 1,000.
West Dover was established in 1810. Primarily an agricultural community, tourism is also a major contributor to the economy. The village is lined with several well-preserved buildings.
West Dover has a moderate climate with warm summers and cold winters. The average summer temperature is 22°C, while the average winter temperature is –5°C.
Mount Snow is the biggest attraction in West Dover. The area is a popular ski resort in winter and is transformed into a summer retreat in warmer months. Hiking, biking and mountain climbing are some of the popular activities that can be carried out in the rugged and uneven terrain of the village.
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