Location: Saint Albans
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The 5 Best Things to Do in Saint Albans, United States
Saint Albans, commonly abbreviated as St. Albans, is a town in Franklin County, Vermont, in the United States. The population was 5,999 at the 2010 census, up from 5,086 at the 2000 census. The town completely surrounds the city of St. Albans.
Restaurants in Saint Albans
1. 14th Star Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
14th Star Brewing Co. is a veteran-owned craft brewery in St. Albans, VT with a mission to brew high-quality craft beer while enriching our community. Our Taproom features exclusive releases and a rotating lineup of draft, canned, and bottled craft beer. Cheers!
Reviewed By MABVT - Saint Albans, Vermont
Wow, a gem in my own neighborhood! Amazing selection on tap. Seasonal, standard and special offerings. Laid back pub setting, live music and amazing BBQ integrated into the whole scene. Speaking of scene, you can see the brewing operation in action if you catch it right. Definitely going back for more!!!
2. Kamp Kill Kare State Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By heidilee2017 - Saint Albans, Vermont
This is our Families weekend summer retreat. Thankfully we only live 5 mins. Away. The BEST! Even when it's busy it's big enough where you can find your own spot and not feel like you are being crowded. The Lake kinda has its own tide as it lowers and raises at certain times so when it is lowered you are able to walk across to one of the islands. They have canoe and kyack rentals as well. Horseshoe pits and volleyball nets as well. You won't want to leave. I can't wait til 2017 summer season! I'll probably be there just look for the blonde with the bright green kyack! Lol
3. Saint Albans Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Open seasonally, June - October. Discover 200+ years of community history in the Saint Albans Museum, including displays and exhibits related to the military, political, social, and economic heritage of Franklin County and northern Vermont. You may tour the Museum on your own or receive a guided tour. Our historic and charming Bliss Room is available to rent for your wedding, conference/meeting, or special event.
Reviewed By Kenneth L - Bellows Falls, Vermont
I was a bit skeptical about opening up my wallet and paying the six dollar admission fee. It was worth every penny and we spent at least two hours in the museum. So much to see with friendly people to describe the displays. The town is rich in history and one will never know without not going to this museum. A must visit if staying in the area !
4. Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Sonya M - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I traveled this trail in August and it was a horrible experience. To be honest, it largely had to do with the fact that the trail is uncovered by trees for the majority of the distance and we baked while we were on it despite extensive sunscreen usage. Additionally there were no places to stop along the way to gain respite. The map advertises ice cream water and bathrooms at a number of stops but in actuality they are quite removed from the trail.
I think if I had visited the trail in October or April it would have been a much better experience.
Also, it is not paved but covered in gravel. Be forewarned.
5. Uncle Jammer's Guide Service
Uncle Jammer's is a professional guide service offering guided fly fishing and instruction. Fly Fishers International Certified Casting Instructor on staff. Equipment and transportation provided. Families welcome; learn a hobby that will last a lifetime!
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