Activities in Central Vermont
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Barnard General Store
From the soda fountain at the rear, one can look across to Silver Lake, frozen solid and strewn with ice-fishing shacks. About 20 yards out from th... More -
Billings Farm & Museum
The best-known hill farm in central Vermont is the Billings Farm & Museum, on Route 12 outside Wood_stock. During early winter, it's open only on w... More -
F. H. Gillingham & Sons
On Elm Street, F. H. Gillingham & Sons stocks plaid woolen Johnson Mills hunting pants, wooden train whistles, and sleigh bells. More -
Mountain Creamery
Opened by Boris and Sheila Pilsmaker in 1987, this popular Vermont café has become a staple on Woodstock's Main Street. Everything is made from scr... More -
Quechee Lakes Ski Area
From late October through May, this planned community near the New Hampshire border, which dates to 1969, hosts downhill and cross-country skiing, ... More -
Shackleton Thomas
Housed in a 180-year-old mill in the village town of Woodstock, Shackleton Thomas sells handcrafted artisan goods, such as furniture and pottery, t... More -
Suicide Six
Quite possibly Vermont's most family-friendly ski area, Suicide Six is not as imposing as the name implies. With 23 trails, over 50% of which are c... More -
Vermont Festival of the Arts
Visit the studios of dozens of local artists and attend concerts by the likes of the Vermont Philharmonic. More -
Yankee Bookshop
Susan Morgan's Woodstock bookstore speaks volumes about her passion for literature. Yankee Bookshop is the oldest independent bookseller in Vermont... More
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