Mount Holly, Vermont, is a rural town nestled in the Green Mountains, offering spacious living and natural attractions. Covering 50 square miles with a population of nearly 1,400, it comprises several villages, including Belmont, Healdville, Hortonville, and Tarbellville. The town is known for its proximity to Okemo Mountain, a destination for skiing, mountain biking, and hiking. Mount Holly is also home to the Crowley Cheese Company, the oldest operational cheese factory in the country. The town's crime rate is significantly lower than the national average. Housing in Mount Holly ranges from historic homes dating back to the early 1800s to new constructions, with styles including ranch homes, farmhouses, Craftsman-style cabins, and colonial designs. Residents enjoy ample lots with privacy provided by abundant trees and foliage. Outdoor recreation is a major draw, with hiking trails, Buttermilk Falls, and fishing spots. Winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling at Okemo Mountain and Okemo State Forest. The town's primary village, Belmont, features a general store, library, volunteer fire department, post office, and a brewery. For more extensive shopping, residents travel to nearby Rutland, 16 miles away. Mount Holly is car-dependent, with Vermont Route 103 as the main thoroughfare. Public transit is limited to a single bus stop, and the nearest commercial airport is Albany International Airport, 90 miles away. The Rutland Regional Medical Center, 16 miles from Mount Holly, provides 24-hour emergency services.
