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The 6 Best Things to do Good for Couples in Windsor, Vermont (VT)
Windsor is a town in Windsor County, Vermont, United States. As the "Birthplace of Vermont", the town is where the Constitution of Vermont was adopted in 1777, thus marking the founding of the Vermont Republic—a sovereign state until 1791 when Vermont joined the United States. Over much of its history, Windsor was home to a variety of manufacturing enterprises. The population was 3,553 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Windsor
1. Braeburn Siberians
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Ever imagined traveling in an ancient and time honored way behind a team of traditional sled dogs? Looking for a unique, thrilling, and hands-on outdoor adventure? As a family? As a couple? With the grandchildren? With friends? As a gift? Long for a way to step away from the busyness of every day life? Love dogs? Wish you could reconnect with the peace and quiet of Nature? One of our dog sledding adventures with our 40 pure bred Siberian Huskies is the answer! And you don’t need to go to Alaska! We live in the Connecticut River Valley in Windsor, Vermont, a stone’s throw from New Hampshire. Our huskies love to dogsled and so do we! We invite you to come share in the fun and adventure of our passion! We offer 2 hour trips, personally customized 2-3 hour trips to accommodate a marriage proposal, a birthday, anniversary, etc., and 30 minute rides. The 2 hour trips take place on several differ trails within 30 minutes of the Windsor, VT area of central Vermont and New Hampshire (near Hanover, NH, Woodstock, VT, Sunapee, NH). We give the 30 minute rides along the scenic Connecticut River in Windsor, VT. Come join in on the fun with our 40 purebred Siberian Huskies!
2. Mount Ascutney
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Mountain and state park in Windsor, Vermont.
Reviewed By 45raymondc - Stoughton, United States
Nice Hike to the Tower. There is a person fee. Plenty of trails . You can drive to near the top of the mountain and hike about a mile to the Tower .. Great views for those who physically cannot hike. The tower hike about a mile. Not a tough hike, but it is still a incline hike . Beautiful scenery at the parking and once at the top of the tower scenery is amazing ..
3. American Precision Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Open Daily! COVID-19 precautions: 1) Visitors must sign the register. 2) Face masks must be worn at all times. The museum can provide a disposable mask..3) Maintain a social distance of a min. of 6 Ft. 4) The museum may restrict the number of visitors at a time. Vintage machines evolve into modern technology in a National Historic Landmark! The American Precision Museum combines the atmosphere of an original 19th century factory building with a world-class collection of historic machines. Explore industrial history in the context of innovation, creative problem solving, and the impact of precision manufacturing on American history and culture.
Reviewed By JohnMatthewson2
One of the best museums I’ve ever visited. One can touch the actual machines, and learn about the men and women who invented them, that helped transform America into an industrial giant. A must stop for those interested in Civil War weapons production, or 19th century US history in general, every engineer on the planet, and anyone involved to the slightest degree with manufacturing processes of any type.
4. Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By stevebr0mley - Columbia, United States
We'd been in town all week and had driven within a block or two of this bridge several times. We didn't know it even existed until the folks at the "Americal Precision Museum" told us to take a look. We drove over the bridge to New Hampshire and the back to Vermont to experience the drive. It was amazing and a hidden gem. Longest two span wooden bridge in the world and the longest covered bridge in the United States.
5. Harpoon Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By John4444444 - Burlington, United States
Stop in for a sandwich, a burger, a beer, a big fat breast pretzel and a brewery tour. You can also shop for some Harpoon gear. Very nice outdoor area to sit and eat or just take a break from driving. There’s also some other retailers in the immediate area for shopping. It’s a stop worth making.
6. SILO Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Established in 2013. SILO Distillery is owned and operated by 8th generation Vermonters. We pride ourselves on creating artisan spirits that can be enjoyed on their own, or in any cocktail. We strive to source all of our products locally, and have succeeded thus far. We use absolutely no artificial sweeteners or flavors, nor do we use Neutral Grain Spirits or chemicals. Vermont is a place where the land supplies a bounty rich in flavor and character, and we like to believe we reflect that essence in our spirits.
Reviewed By AndyV2011 - Canaan, United States
It has been a while since we managed to get to the Silo, but definitely worth the trip back. We sampled their cider (a relatively recent offering), maple whiskey (delicious VT maple flavor), and cucumber vodka. We asked the hostess (who may be one of the owners...she sounded like it while discussing upcoming entertainment) about getting Bloody Mary's, which weren't out on the make it your self bar as usual. She pulled out the ingredients and made us fabulous drinks. Definitely a great place to visit.
