-: Vermont Attractions :-

Sugarbush Farms :
591 Sugarbush Farm Rd.
Woodstock VT, 05091
Phone : 802-457-1757

Once in Vermont the farm visit is a must. Famous excellent waxed cheese and pure maple syrup made here, the Sugarbush Farm is a great palce to visit if you want to see and learn how the how the syrup is made or cheese being hand cut and packaged. Also walk the maple trail here or shop in the 1850's farmhouse gift shop and pet the animals and visit the quiet farm chapel. Free admission, open year round....More>>

Adams Farm
15 Higley Hill Rd.
Wilmington VT, 05363
Phone: 802-464-3762

Considered to be one of the favorite family attractions Adams Farm offers lots of activities and demonstrations. The petting farm has plenty of friendly animals, such as goats, sheep, horses, cows, chickens, pigs, lamas and lots more. The kids simply love coming here. One of the special features of the farm is the one-story indoor hay jump. Also try milking goats or take a scenic hayride to bear caves. Besides the Livestock Barn, the Adams Farm also homes sleigh rides. during winters the Eight Belgian Draft horses take you through the maple sugar grove and all around the place. Full moon sleigh rides are also featured here. The farm also features Afternoon Tea & Sheepherding Demo....More>>

Shelburne Farms
Located at the junction of Harbor and Bay Roads
1611 Harbor Rd. Shelburne VT, 05482
Phone: 802-985-8686

Explore this 1,400-acre working farm where you stroll through the walking trail to historic Farm Barn or hop a tractor-drawn shuttle. Created in 1886 by William Seward and Lila Vanderbilt Webb as a model agricultural estate it homes Children's Farmyard, and farm animals and also participate in daily activities from brushing a draft horse to gathering eggs. Take a view of the way the how the award-winning Farmhouse Cheddar is made. Guided tours are also available four times regularly. Mid-May to mid-October....More>>

UVM Morgan Horse Farm
74 Battell Dr
Weybridge VT, 05753
Phone : 802-388-2011
Visiting hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily

UVM Morgan Horse Farm is famous all around the world for breeding horses. This 100,000 acres of Vermont land is open for the horses living there. Take a view of the picturesque scenes and walk on the rolling green pastures and woodland. The farms basic aim is to maintain and improve Morgan horse breed. There is plenty of research held for the purpose too. The picturesque buildings and grounds have become a unique historic attraction in Vermont. Guided stable tours, video presentation and Gift Shop available here....More>>

The Killington Adventure Center
Top of the Killington Road
Killington VT, 5751
Phone : 1-877-4-K-TIMES
Offering plenty of activities all the year round the center becomes a great place for skiing and other activities in winters where as during summers the winter slopes transform into a great place for Wet-n-wild fun in waterslides, hiking and mountain biking over 45 miles of lift-serviced trails. Killington's got more fun than ever for whole family....More>>

Stowe Mountain Resort Summer Attractions
5781 Mountain Rd.
Stowe VT, 5672
Phone: 800-253-4754

Known for great skiing and riding the Stowe mountain offers plenty of other activities like Snow shoeing, sleigh rides, ice skating, visiting an ice cream factory, golfing, hiking, biking and much more. With plenty of stuff to do also enjoy the breathtaking views from Mt. Mansfield Toll Road and Gondola Skyride, Vermont's highest peak. It's a great place for a fun family outing....More>>

The Bromley Mountain
3984 VT Rte. 11, Peru, VT 05152
PO Box 1130
Manchester Center VT, 5255
Phone: 802-824-5522.

Winters at Bromley
Bromley Mountains works seasonally making it a point to entertain you in all the seasons of the year. With the temperatures dropping significantly the park has lots of fun activities stored up for the visitors for the season. Some of the activities include skiing, boarding, and plenty of activities for the whole family. Offering 43 classic New England trails and glades and a variety of terrain that is a pure delight for skiing lovers. It is considered quite a hot spot for skiing and is heaven when it comes to snowboarding.
Summers at Bromley
Claiming to be Vermonts largest summer Fun Park it is a great place for the thrill seekers. Catering to all it boasts of having America's longest Alpine Slide, Vermont's largest waterslide, minigolf, trampoline things, Pig Dog's fun park for toddlers, a multifaced climbing wall, Deval Karts, café, and it also conducts special programme throughout the season for the whole family.....More>>

Fairbanks Museum
1302 Main St.
St. Johnsbury VT, 05819
Phone : 802-748-2372

Considered to be one of the premiere museum of natural history, Fairbanks Museum was founded in 1889 by St. Johnsbury industrialist Franklin Fairbanks. The entire collection displayed in the museum was gathered by the man himself. Explore the nature's artistry and the other 165,000 historic treasures like the mounted animals, tools, toys, dolls, dinosaurs, and exhibits from Vermont and around the world. There are some of his personal collections that are also featured in the museum. They were first opened for public viewing in his "cabinet of curiosities" at Underclyffe, his elegant St. Johnsbury mansion. A great place for the whole family to visit. Museum open daily, all year. Planetarium open weekends, daily in July & Aug.....More>>

Shelburne Museum
U.S. Rte. 7
PO Box 10
Shelburne VT, 05482
Phone : 802-985-3346

Quite a popular art and outdoor history museums in America it is described as " a place of imagination" because of the beautiful combination of art and history. Founded by Electra Havemeyer Webb the museum showcases mostly the utilitarian objects as she was quite fascinated by them. The artifacts are exhibited in 39 buildings. These buildings display a fine collection of decorative arts, paintings, folk sculpture, weathervanes, decoys, quilts, toys, dolls, circus memorabilia and more. There are six period houses also here. The building of the museum too is historic that has the traditional New England structures constructed in the 45 acres of land. The museum also comprises of a lighthouse, a steam locomotive, an operating vintage carousel, a general store, a covered bridge, and steamboat Ticonderoga. The Fine art Gallery here features the paintings by Impressionist masters and great American artists. Discovering the Shelburne museum is a complete delight....More>>

American Precision Museum
P.O. Box 679 196 main St.
Windsor VT, 05089
Phone: 802-674-5781

The American Precision Museum set in the original Robbins & Lawrence Armory and Machine Shop, is a historical landmark here. The museum being one of its kinds it homes a largest collection of historic precision machine tools in the nation. The other exhibits include vintage sewing machines, typewriters, guns and scale models. The museum believes in preserving the heritage of the mechanical arts. Open 10-5 every day from Memorial Day weekend through November 1st......More>>

Bennington Museum
75 Main St.
Bennington VT, 05201
Phone: 802-447-1571

Located on the West Main Street, the Bennington Museum is one of the finest regional and history museums in Vermont. It homes the largest collection of the largest public opportunity collection of Grandma Moses paintings and memorabilia, along with the Grandma Moses Schoolhouse she attended as a child. The museum also features military artifacts, including the Bennington Flag that is considered to be the oldest stars and stripes in existence, uniforms and firearms together with early tools, dolls and toys., Bennington Pottery, and extensive array of American glass. The genealogy library and newly expanded gift shop also forms the part of the museum. Open daily year-round (except major holidays)....More>>