Robert Frost Trail in Green Mountain National Forest - The Robert Frost Interpretive Trail is an easy 3/4 mile walk. It winds through woods and meadow, by seven Frost poems mounted along the way. In the winter, the trail has become a favorite with cross-country skiers and snowshoers.

Quechee Gorge, Vermont's Little Grand Canyon - Formed over thousands of years by the flow of the Ottauquechee River, now 165 feet down, the Gorge is spanned by a bridge originally constructed for the Woodstock Railway. Hiking and walking trails follow along the mile-long chasm. Shop nearby Quechee Gorge Village in over 400 antique and collectible shops, 200 arts & crafts dealers, the Christmas Loft. Bring a picnic and relax overlooking the waterfalls.

Killington Mountain Resort - Take a ride on our K-1 Gondola, and roll the windows down. As you ascend through forests of birch, spruce and pine-—breath in deeply--take in the scents your nose has been waiting for all week. Unload atop the highest lift serviced peak in Vermont and notice how far from the 9 to 5 you really are. Stop in at the highest restaurant in the east, and grab a light bite to eat, kick back on the deck-offering majestic views of five states and Canada. Or wind your way around the 6,326-yard, par 72, championship golf course. Killington's wintertime slopes transform into a summertime adventure center. Choose from some wet-n-wild fun in our water slides, to a leisurely stroll to the summit of Killington Peak, to hiking and mountain-biking on a network of over 45 miles of lift-serviced trails.