The Pond Loop path in fall · Photo: Sean Phillips
Village walk · summer
The Gnome Roam
A summer gnome hunt along the Pond Loop, right beside the Bear Byway.
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Somewhere along the trails around Brewer’s Pond, SilverStar’s gnomes are hiding. The Gnome Roam is a summer hunt for little ones (and the grown-ups who secretly love it), right next to the Bear Byway on the Pond Loop.
How to find the start
Start at the Brewer’s Pond Base building. The village map sign beside it shows the Pond Loop, with marker 41, Gnome Roam, and marker 42, Bear Byway, side by side just below the pond.
Pair the two: count gnomes on the way round, then read the bear signs on the way back.
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Hours, prices and conditions change by season. Check the resort’s summer activities page before you go.
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Quick answers
What is the Gnome Roam at SilverStar?
A summer gnome hunt for kids and families. It is number 41 on the village trail map signs, along the Pond Loop around Brewer’s Pond, right beside number 42, the Bear Byway.
When can you do the Gnome Roam?
In summer, once the snow is gone from the Pond Loop. Check the resort’s summer activities page for this season’s details.
Can you do the Gnome Roam and the Bear Byway together?
Yes. Both are on the Pond Loop around Brewer’s Pond, so they make an easy morning walk together.
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