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The 10 Best Free Things to do in Green Mountains, Green Mountains
Vermonts Green Mountains are the peaks that gave the 14th state its name. Still largely covered by the verdant forest, the area is a year-round destination, popular with both skiers and hikers. The Long Trail, a wilderness hiking trail, traverses the state, while drivers set a slower pace on Vermonts scenic roads. Quaint towns, such as Stowe and Montgomery, acres of farmed valleys, apple orchards, covered bridges and specialty stores take visitors back in time, and charming inns await.
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1. Northshire Bookstore
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 306 reviews
Northshire Bookstore is a family-owned, independent bookstore. We are one of the largest bookstores in New England. Northshire Bookstore was voted Best Bookstore in the country by Publishers Weekly magazine and Best of New England by Yankee magazine. Come see why so many people rave about this full-service, old world but up-to-date store. Many gifts as well as books and a whole floor devoted to Children!
Reviewed By Evanl-NYC - New York City, United States
What a fine store! Sprawling and well stocked, it has a mix of new and used books. Extensive selections across a range of subjects, including a great selection of signed books. Features a delicious cafe and gelato, as well. A great stop for an hour or more
2. Dana L. Thompson Memorial Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By MoniqueG1561 - Winchester, United Kingdom
We were on a road trip to the north side of Vermont and we made a stop here to let our kids run around. They loved the playground at this park! Very good mix of equipment for little ones and bigger kids. Great scenery!
3. Bennington Welcome Center
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By lisasN1951ZF - Auburn, United States
We were in town just for the evening, as we were passing through but wanted to stop halfway through. John was very friendly and welcoming and gave us a great list of things to do that fit into the 5 or so hours we had. It was all great! We enjoyed a covered bridge, the monument, we paid our respects to Robert Frost and perused a few shops on Main St. we ended a great little sightseeing tour with dinner at Publyk House and we were not disappointed. Great visit to Bennington!!!
4. Bridge at the Green
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By kolbow - Northville, United States
Sometimes it's the simple things that catch your attention after you have slowed down on your trip. The covered bridge and white church with the fall colors is a perfect example. Only a few miles west of Arlington, it a must see.
5. The Crooked Ram
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
The Crooked Ram is a restaurant, craft beer & natural wine bar and retail bottle shop. We serve lunch and dinner, along with cheese and charcuterie boards. Our menus change regularly with a focus on local, sustainable and seasonal ingredients. Our draft and wine selections rotate often, and feature a curated selection from our favorite independent brewers and wine makers from Vermont and beyond.
Reviewed By O4573KNjohnd - Westfield, United States
They have changed a lot since our first visit when they had just opened. Now they added food to the beer and wine tasting's. I sampled a couple of beers they had and purchased A great Pilsner from Schilling brewery in New Hampshire. They are always changing the taps so it always fun to stop in if you have time to see what they have to offer. We didn't eat but people seemed to be enjoying what they were eating.
6. Norman Rockwell Exhibition
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4.5 based on 83 reviews
An exhibit focusing on Norman Rockwell's years in Arlington, 1939-1953. Rockwell used over 200 local models for his works. The exhibit displays reproductions of many of his works as well as stories about many of the townspeople who were his models.
Reviewed By Tour17468401637
Nice video and great images on the walls. A good glimpse at his work. Pretty complete look at his work.
7. Molly Stark Trail
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4.5 based on 57 reviews
A 40-mile scenic drive between Bennington and Brattleboro.
Reviewed By TrainManDan10 - Keene, United States
My wife and I had a very pleasant ride along Route 9 west of Brattleboro and visited three stops that were well worth our time. First, east of Hogback Mt Scenic Overlook. we stopped at Matt's Maple Syrup outlet where we bought one half gallon of delicious syrup. Second, on the west side of Hogback Mt. Scenic Overlook, we stopped at the Molly Stark State Park where we walked along the trails with our Golden Retriever in quiet woodlands. Thirdly, we stopped at the Hogback Mt Scenic Overlook where one can see for miles and miles.
8. Merck Forest & Farmland Center
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Merck Forest and Farmland Center is a non-profit educational institution with a mission to inspire curiosity, love and responsibility for our natural and working lands. We offer a variety of seasonal recreational opportunities including rustic backcountry cabins and campsites for rent and over 30 miles of forest trails for recreational hiking, horseback riding, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. We produce farm and forest products for sale and Vermont-Certified-Organic maple syrup. We conduct educational programs specializing in environmental sciences, sustainable agriculture and silviculture for students, adults and apprentices. Through education we seek to encourage our visitors to engage in the activities of a working landscape, and to become good stewards of the land.
9. Manchester Depot
10. Old First Congregational Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 254 reviews
This 1805 Bennington church is where poet Robert Frost is buried.
Reviewed By Doc3100 - Traverse City, United States
This is a classic New England church which proudly maintains its Puritan connections. Although an active parish, docents are available during the week to share its history dating back to 1805. From the soapstone foot warmer to the architectural sound dome in the ceiling, you will not want to miss this gem.
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