Vermont's remote work scene is booming. From Burlington's tech hub to mountain towns embracing digital nomads, coworking spaces are popping up across the Green Mountain State. But which one is right for you? This comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know.

The Vermont Coworking Landscape in 2026

Vermont has seen a 35% increase in remote workers since 2020, driven by pandemic-era shifts and the state's Remote Worker Grant Program. This influx has created demand for professional workspaces beyond the home office. Today, you'll find coworking options in Burlington, Montpelier, Brattleboro, and increasingly in mountain communities like Killington and Stowe.

But not all coworking spaces are created equal. The right choice depends on your priorities: location, amenities, community, pricing, and lifestyle fit.

What to Look For in a Vermont Coworking Space

Reliable Internet

Vermont's rural areas can have spotty connectivity. Look for spaces with fiber internet (100+ Mbps) and backup systems. Ask about uptime guarantees.

Community Fit

Are you looking for tech startup energy, creative professionals, or outdoor enthusiasts balancing work and play? Community culture varies widely.

Location & Access

Do you need urban walkability, proximity to outdoor recreation, or free parking? Vermont's geography means trade-offs between convenience and adventure.

Pricing Structure

Day passes, part-time, full-time, dedicated desks, private offices — make sure the pricing model matches how you actually work.

Burlington: Vermont's Coworking Hub

Burlington dominates Vermont's coworking scene with established players and a vibrant tech community:

Green Mountain Coworking

Location: Downtown Burlington
Pricing: ~$250-400/month for dedicated desk
Vibe: Tech startups, developers, digital agencies

Solid choice for serious professionals who need a downtown location and access to Burlington's startup ecosystem. Strong community events and networking opportunities.

Karma Bird House

Location: South End Arts District, Burlington
Pricing: ~$200-350/month
Vibe: Creative professionals, artists, small business owners

More laid-back than Green Mountain, with a creative community focus. Great if you're in design, media, or creative consulting.

The Burlington trade-off: Strong professional community and urban amenities, but higher costs, parking challenges, and you're trading mountain access for city convenience.

The Underserved Mountain Communities

Here's the gap in Vermont's coworking market: mountain areas are drastically underserved.

Stowe, Killington, Sugarbush, Jay Peak — Vermont's iconic mountain towns attract thousands of remote workers and digital nomads, especially during ski season. Yet professional coworking infrastructure has lagged behind. Most remote workers end up working from:

Coffee shops (noisy, unreliable WiFi, awkward for Zoom calls)
Vacation rental kitchens (isolated, unprofessional for client meetings)
Resort lobbies (designed for guests, not workers)

The result? Remote workers in mountain towns struggle to find the balance they moved to Vermont for. They came for ski-and-work lifestyle but end up choosing between productivity and access to the mountain.

Slope Space: Solving the Mountain Coworking Gap

This is exactly why we built Slope Space. Located at Mountain Green Resort in Killington, less than 1/4 mile from the slopes, we're Vermont's first true mountain-focused coworking space.

What Makes Slope Space Different:

Location: 5-minute walk to Snowshed Lodge. First tracks before work, powder laps at lunch.
Fiber Internet: Symmetrical 1Gbps with backup systems and redundancy.
Amenities: Standing desks, gym access, ski storage, showers, free parking.
Pricing: $149/month part-time, $299/month unlimited — significantly lower than Burlington.
Community: Remote workers, outdoor professionals, digital nomads who prioritize adventure.

We also partner with Simple Vacation Rentals (100+ homes in Killington) so members can "book a stay, get a workspace" for extended mountain workcations.

Pricing Comparison: Burlington vs. Mountain

Option	Part-Time	Full-Time	Day Pass
Burlington Avg	$200-300	$350-450	$25-35
Slope Space	$179	$349	$30

Pricing as of February 2026. Burlington averages based on Green Mountain Coworking and Karma Bird House public rates.

Making Your Decision

Choose Burlington coworking if:

You need frequent in-person networking with Burlington's tech/startup community
Urban walkability and city amenities are priorities
You don't prioritize outdoor recreation access

Choose mountain coworking (Slope Space) if:

You moved to Vermont (or visit) for the outdoor lifestyle
You want ski access without sacrificing professional workspace
Lower cost of living and workspace costs matter
You value a community of outdoor-focused remote workers

The Future of Vermont Coworking

Vermont's coworking market is maturing. Burlington will continue to dominate professional services and tech, but mountain communities are the next frontier. As remote work normalizes and "workcations" become standard practice, expect more spaces like Slope Space to emerge.

The winning formula? Professional workspace infrastructure + unbeatable outdoor access + authentic community. That's the Vermont advantage.

Whether you choose Burlington, the mountains, or split your time between both, Vermont's coworking options are stronger than ever. The key is matching the space to your lifestyle and work style.

The Complete Guide to Coworking Spaces in Vermont (2026)