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THINGS TO DO
Adams Family Farm - Here you can pet and feed an interesting assortment of farm animals located in the pastures, paddocks and barns. Located in Northern Vermont. [more]
 

American Museum of Fly Fishing - This museum’s collections and exhibits provide the public with a thorough documentation of the evolution of fly-fishing as a sport, art form, craft, and industry in the United States and abroad from the sixteenth century to present. Located in Southern Vermont.[more]
 
American Precision Museum - The home of the Machine Tool Hall of Fame, located in Central Vermont, which honors those who have made significant contributions to precision manufacturing. [more]
 
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Factory - Discover how two childhood friends, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, turned a $5 correspondence course on ice cream-making into a very successful business. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Bennington Pottery - Looking for the perfect “Made In Vermont” item to take home? Bennington Potters is a must. Located in Southern Vermont.[more]
 
Bromley Mountain - Take a ride up the Sun Mountain Express Chairlift to Bromley's summit for a scenic 5-state view!! Hike to the summit's Observation Tower, or just linger and enjoy (Southern) Vermont's natural beauty. [more]
 
Burke Mountain - Discover the magnificence of this ski mountain with its exciting pitches of the trail system encompassing 2,000 vertical feet, great vistas of the unspoiled Vermont landscape and a top-to-bottom snowmaking system. [more]
 
Church Street Marketplace - Located in the heart of down Burlington in Northern Vermont, visit the Chruch Street Marketplace and take a stroll through our historic cobbled streets.[more]
 
Cold Hollow Cider Mill - Located in Central Vermont, come and see cider made the old-fashioned way, with a rack and cloth press built in the 1920s. [more]
 
Crystal Lake State Park - Crystal Lake State Park offers almost a mile of sandy swimming beach and deep cold waters offers an opportunity to catch rainbow trout, lake trout, yellow perch, chain pickerel, small mouth bass and panfish. [more]
 
Dorset Playhouse - A night at the Dorset Playhouse, located in Northern Vermont, is a must with over the 70 years of production, the Players have staged elaborate musicals, light comedies, children’s shows, mysteries, and engaging dramas. [more]
 
Ethan Allen Homestead - Encounter Vermont's colorful founder and Revolutionary War hero's 1787 farmhouse. Located in a 284-acre public park in Northern Vermont.[more]
 
Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium - The Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium is northern New England’s premiere museum of natural history. [more]
 
Green Mountain Flyer - Climb aboard and travel through the scenic southern Vermont countryside in restored coaches pulled by a vintage diesel locomotive. [more]
 
Hildene - Tour the restored Georgian mansionof Robert Todd Lincoln's "Hildene," home of Abraham Lincoln's descendants until 1975. Located in Southern Vermont [more]
 
Historic Grafton Village - Explore a lovingly restored 19th century community considered one of the finest examples of rural New England architecture, nature trails and hiking trails or tour the Nature Museum. Located in Southern Vermont. [more]
 
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. [more]
 
Lake Whitingham - Visit the largest lake located in Southern Vermont which is entirely within the state of Vermont. Bring your bathing suit and a picnic. [more]
 
Lake Willoughby - Lake Willoughby, also known as the Lucerne of America, is considered by some the most beautiful lake in (Northern) Vermont. [more]
 
Magic Hat Brewery - The Ancient Ritual of brewing a distinctly rich and flavorful beer is nothing short of magic, merrily located in Northern Vermont. [more]
 
Montpelier - Montpelier is located in Central Vermont and is the nation's smallest state capital.
 
Montshire Museum - Located in Central Vermont, this hands-on museum houses dozens of exciting exhibits, relating to the natural and physical sciences, ecology, and technology. [more]
 
Mount Hope Cemetery - Located in Central Vermont, each year visitors from all over the world tour Hope cemetery in Barre, Vermont to see some of the finest examples of memorial design and granite craftsmanship ever produced. [more]
 
Mount Snow Valley - Known for the best parks and pipes, explore the 132 skiing trails, hike the more than 20 miles of trails or check out the comprehensive Hiking Center. Located in Southern Vermont. [more]
 
New England Maple Museum - Learn more about the history of maple sugaring as it is brought to life in over 100 feet of murals. This museum is located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Norman Rockwell Museum - Displays more than 2,500 magazine covers, advertisements, calendars, and other published works of Rockwell as an illustrator and his impact on the cultural history of the United States. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Old Constitution House - Located in Central Vermont, this building in which Vermonters debated, devised and adopted their constitution and became a free and independent republic on July 8, 1777. [more]
 
Old Stone House Museum - Originally a school dormitory, this monumental granite structure was built in the 1830s and is home to our nation’s first African-American college graduate. Located in Northern Vermont. [more]
 
Quechee Gorge - Welcome to 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. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Robert Compton Pottery - Watch Robert create his stoneware pottery while his wife Christine Homer creates complementary placemats and napkins. Located in Northern Vermont. [more]
 
Robert Frost Trail in Green Mountain National Forest - The Robert Frost Interpretive Trail is an easy 3/4 mile walk. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Rock of Ages Granite Quarry & Visitor's Center - Quarrying has been in these hills since the early 1800s. Barre granite has a variety of uses from buildings to monuments to commercial platforms. [more]
 
Shelburne Farms - Take a tractor-driven hay ride to visit the main parts of the farm, sample some chedder or watch our Farmhouse Cheddar being made from the milk of our Brown Swiss cows. [more]
 
Shelburne Museum - Located in Northern Vermont, come and discover the 37 buildings that are home to vast collections of fine and decorative arts, paintings, folk sculpture, weathervanes, decoys, quilts, toys, dolls, circus memorabilia and more. [more]
 
Simon Pearce Glass-Blowing Factory - Watch glass begin blown with the highest quality of craftmanships to create items of both beauty and function. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Southern Vermont Arts Center - Vermont's oldest cultural organization housing numerous galleries that feature classic and contemporary art on view and for sale. Located in Northern Vermont. [more]
 
Spirit of Ethan Allen Cruises - View Lake Champlain, the US’s sixth “Great Lake,” up close aboard the Spirit of Ethan Allen II - 500-passenger triple-deck cruise ship. [more]
 
Stowe Mountain Resort - Take the easy way up in the famous Stowe Gondola. Spectacular views await you near the peak of Vermont's highest mountain. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
The Artesian's Hand - Look for the perfect gift or reminder of Vermont at this little shop located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
The Birds of Vermont Museum - Located in Northern Vermont, visit this natural history museum based on wood carvings of the state's birds. [more]
 
The Covered Bridges of Southern Vermont - Spend the day discovering the many interesting covered bridges which transports you back to days of horse and buggy. [more]
 
The Marlboro Music Festival - For a truly unique experience, enjoy a repertoire of classical music that is often quite magical in a setting that is always 'pure Vermont'. [more]
 
The Vermont Country Store - Located in Southern Vermont, stop by and explore this old“country store” full of top quality New England foods, house wares, natural fiber clothing and, the ever-popular penny candy counter. [more]
 
Vermont Historical Society Museum - A replica of the 1876 Pavilion Hotel, the museum skillfully traces various aspects of Vermont history through pictures, artifacts and exhibits. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Vermont Marble Exhibit - This exhibit is guarded by a large archway made of giant marble blocks, looking suspiciously like the entrance to the town of Bedrock. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Vermont Teddy Bear Company - Visit with us in Northern Vermont and take a factory tour of the largest hand-made manufacturer of Teddy Bears in North America. [more]
 
Vermont's Little Grand Canyon - Or Quechee Gorge is often called Vermont's Little Grand Canyon. It was formed over thousands of years ago by the flow of the Ottauquechee River. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Vermont's State House - Rebuilt in 1859 after an earlier version burned, the State House was modeled after the temple of Theseus in Greece. Located in Central Vermont. [more]
 
Victory Basin Wildland - Looking for a loon or an osprey, or how about a moose or lynx? This is the place! Home to 25-acre bog with rare plant life, 1800 acres of wetlands, 1084 acres of hardwoods, and 71 acres of clearings and old fields. [more]
 
Waitsfield - Northern Vermont
 
Weston Playhouse - Bring a picnic basket and spread the food out on one of the outdoors tables or dine “Downstairs at the Playhouse,” then be prepared to be entertained! Located in Northern Vermont. [more]
 
Wind Mills of Vermont - Visit what many say is surely one of the more stunning examples of Modern design to be built in recent times. [more]