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Jeffersonville is a village in the town of Cambridge, Vermont, United States. The population was 729 at the 2010 census, up from 568 at the 2000 census.
Restaurants in Jeffersonville
1. Smugglers' Notch Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Smugglers' Notch offers fun for the whole family no matter the season.
Reviewed By JVRyan - Troy, New York
Started coming here in the 70's and it was always a great resort for families. I must add that I hadn't been here in 30 some years and the new corporate regiment isn't for me. its very obvious that the corporate influence has a bunch of your kids that can't make a decision and have to ask a supervisor for the littlest task decision. Its also intrusive, when you try to buy a lift ticket they ask so much personal info to obviously market hound you a few weeks after you leave. Its still a great mountain but this resort corporate thing is for the birds. We stayed at a great cabin down the road. As for the food, day one it was very good, the second day we ordered the same soups and wings, awful. But it was Christmas so maybe the good cook was off!
2. Boyden Valley Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 171 reviews
"Making Vermont Famous for Wine"Located in a restored 1875 carriage barn on our 4th generation family farm, the Boyden Valley Winery is steeped in the culture and agricultural heritage of Vermont's Green Mountains. From 8000 grapevines and 100 acres of maple trees we craft wines that feature only the finest locally grown fruit. The care with which we've nurtured the Boyden Farm for 100 years lends itself to traditional winemaking techniques, producing wines clean to the palate and balanced.We produce elegant, lively whites, and medium bodied reds full. Boyden Valley Winery is open year round and visitors are invited to come share our passion for making wine. Hours: Daily 10am - 6pm
Reviewed By paul O - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The wine was just ok. The portions for the tasting was barely enough to determine if you liked it, and it was the most expensive tasting of the wineries that we visited in Vermont.
3. Lamoille Valley Bike Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Lamoille Valley Bike Tours offers electric bicycle tours and rentals on and around the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. We provide a new and authentic means to view, visit, and explore the natural beauty, local attractions, artisans, breweries and businesses of Lamoille County, Vermont! Connecting communities and visitors to a whole new Vermont adventure! Offering rentals and themed tours including our Vermont Bike and Brew Tour! Ride to three local breweries, enjoy craft VT beer and food all accessible by the rail trail!
Reviewed By Heather_Greg_2004 - Boston MA
I found this tour on the Stowe chamber site. I took a chance. I'm so glad we did. These bikes were amazing. Each bike has a battery pack that gently assists you when your peddling. It was smooth and really an enhancement to our outdoor...MoreIt was such a pleasure to have you ride and we're so glad you enjoyed your e-bike adventure!
4. Smugglers' Notch Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Smugglers' Notch Distillery® is a father/son partnership in Jeffersonville, Vermont. The distillery was founded in 2006 at the foot of the famed Smugglers' Notch, site of many a clandestine bootlegger's run through this rugged Vermont mountain pass. The smuggling route was actually first used during the 1800s to move goods during the trade embargo and then again in the 1920s to move liquor during prohibition. Today this enchanting area provides outdoor enthusiasts with a boulder-laden curved mountain road and caves to explore. Smugglers' Notch Distillery® provides Carefully crafted, award-winning spirits. Using the finest ingredients blended with pristine Vermont spring water, we make, barrel age, blend, and hand-bottle remarkably distinctive, spirits one small batch at a time.
Reviewed By J L - Raleigh, North Carolina
The shop in conveniently located with parking. It is small, but has nice displays and accommodating staff. The tasting is $12 for four small pours (1/4 oz or so) and you can pick from 8 to 10 varieties. They explain each including the recipe, style, notes, etc. The spirits are good, but expensive. Small bottles and glasses, etc. are also available.
5. Valley Dream Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Certified Organic Vegetables available at Valley Dream Farm Stand as well as local CSA memberships. Weekly seasonal Farm to Table Chef Dinner and tour events. Valley Dream Farm has been growing quality produce for over twenty-five years. Located directly beneath Vermont's highest peak with Breathtaking views. Valley Dream Farm is not only known within the community for fresh produce, but is also recognized by tourists as a highlight on their vacations. Visit our website for more details. Whether you are looking for fresh tomatoes, a local tour, or a home-cooked meal, or an incredible view Valley Dream Farm is the place for you to visit.
Reviewed By AR987 - Norfolk, Virginia
Recently attended a farm to table dinner. The team started with an informative kid friendly tour and then served a great meal with many ingredients grown right on the farm. It was a memorable experience and I highly recommend it. Annie and the entire team were friendly and welcoming.
6. Smugglers Notch State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 287 reviews
This narrow path through thousand-foot cliffs, once a smuggling route into Canada, is now a park used for biking, hiking, picnicking and rockclimbing.
Reviewed By Dana P
We loved the ease of accessibility and immediate beauty that this park affords. Park on the side of the road and start hiking UP. A walking stick would be helpful. Sterling Lake is a gem and the whole area, being a ski resort, has lots of trails to hike.
7. Lajoie Stables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Susan D
End of vacation at Smugglers Notch included the people from Lajoie Stables and their ponies at the small fairgrounds. Friendly, smiling attendants were so nice and accommodating to all the small children. What a treat for my grandson who rode over and over again.
8. Mount Mansfield
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 703 reviews
Vermont mountain resembling a person's profile.
Reviewed By John P - Palm Beach
We love skiing and we love skiing at Stowe Mountain Resort which comprises Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak. It has great trails for everyone - green to double blacks. Because of its location it gets lots of moisture from Lake Champlain. It is easy to caress from Burlington’s BTV airport. About 45 mins to an hour with Blazer Cab flat rate for $80 or $75 cash. Get your flights right and you can ski both your day of arrival and departure. We like the Stowe Mountain Lodge for ski in ski out, and love the ski valet, plus they are pet friendly. There is a bus up and down the mountain you can track on the app RouteShout 2.0 so you don’t have to stand outside and freeze. We love Mount Mansfield and Stowe!
9. Flyboard of Vermont
Overall Ratings
5 based on 47 reviews
We'll teach you how to surf the sky. Fly like an eagle...or soar like Iron Man! Take a lesson at Bootleggers' Basin - Smugglers' Notch Resort Certified Flyboard Instructors will coach you to enjoy a new sensation. Official Flyboard Training Center. Lessons ,Training and instruction
Reviewed By BBQGastrognome - Fair Lawn, New Jersey
Brought my eldest son (17) down to Bootleggers Basin yesterday late afternoon in the blazing heat- a great day to play in the water. Instructor JJ, named after a Robert Redford movie role, was all about safety and sharing the fun and exhilaration that is...MoreI still haven't seen a dime from that movies but oh well. Amazing job flying this summer. Hope to see you back next year.
10. Vermont Canoe & Kayak
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Kim B - Portsmouth RI
We booked a paddle boarding excursion the last week of July. Pricing was very reasonable for a two hour trip. There really wasn't much direction (other then dont go past the 4th bridge) or assistance but it was fine because we are experienced paddle boarders. It was definitely more challenging then I thought with many obsticals in the water and the occasional "rapids"
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