Golf in Ludlow

Ludlow is the Black River valley community anchored by Okemo Mountain Resort, now part of Vail Resorts and one of Vermont's most popular ski destinations. The town's economy revolves around the resort, with restaurants, lodges, and shops lining the main street to serve a visitor population that peaks in winter. Summer brings a different crowd of hikers, cyclists, and golfers who use Ludlow as a base for exploring the Green Mountain National Forest and the broader southern Vermont landscape. The Black River, flowing through the center of the village, provides a natural focal point for the downtown. The Okemo Valley Regional Chamber and the Calvin Coolidge Historic Site in Plymouth Notch nearby connect Ludlow to Vermont's presidential history and the broader cultural tourism of the Green Mountain south.