Warm Brook Farm Guidebook
Towns Nearby
Arlington lies in the Valley of Vermont between the Taconic Range to the west and the Green Mountains to the east. The Battenkill River, famous for trout fishing, flows through the center of town.
The town of Arlington was chartered July 28, 1761, by New Hampshire Governor Benning Wentworth, as part of the New Hampshire Grants. In 1777, Arlington became the first capital of the Vermont Republic.
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Arlington
Arlington lies in the Valley of Vermont between the Taconic Range to the west and the Green Mountains to the east. The Battenkill River, famous for trout fishing, flows through the center of town.
The town of Arlington was chartered July 28, 1761, by New Hampshire Governor Benning Wentworth, as part of the New Hampshire Grants. In 1777, Arlington became the first capital of the Vermont Republic.
Browse our designer outlets, locally owned shops and fantastic restaurants. Walk our marble sidewalks. Dip into New England history. Get to know the people and personalities that make Manchester unique.
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Manchester
Browse our designer outlets, locally owned shops and fantastic restaurants. Walk our marble sidewalks. Dip into New England history. Get to know the people and personalities that make Manchester unique.
Downtown Bennington is everything you imagine Vermont to be, from the quintessential Main Street experience from shops and restaurants to sidewalk cafés and a vibrant cultural scene with live equity theater, art galleries and museums.
Bennington boasts a thriving community center with a rich history, stunning architecture, locally owned shops, and small town hospitality.
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Bennington
Downtown Bennington is everything you imagine Vermont to be, from the quintessential Main Street experience from shops and restaurants to sidewalk cafés and a vibrant cultural scene with live equity theater, art galleries and museums.
Bennington boasts a thriving community center with a rich history, stunning architecture, locally owned shops, and small town hospitality.
Full of New England character and energy, Dorset, Vermont is a four-season destination and home to a vibrant arts scene, a never-ending list of outdoor activities, and world-class restaurants and lodging. Dorset’s unparalleled beauty is matched only by our rich history, our residents and the diverse businesses you will find here. Nestled in the heart of the Vermont Valley in southwestern Vermont – where the Taconic Mountains meet the Greens – you’ll find there’s always more to discover in Dorset.
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Dorset
Full of New England character and energy, Dorset, Vermont is a four-season destination and home to a vibrant arts scene, a never-ending list of outdoor activities, and world-class restaurants and lodging. Dorset’s unparalleled beauty is matched only by our rich history, our residents and the diverse businesses you will find here. Nestled in the heart of the Vermont Valley in southwestern Vermont – where the Taconic Mountains meet the Greens – you’ll find there’s always more to discover in Dorset.
Sandwiched between Mount Mansfield State Forest and Putnam State Forest, the historic alpine village of Stowe is a chic destination with an eclectic mix of activities, cultural events and arts. But it’s also a year-round haven for outdoor enthusiasts who want to watch the leaves change in fall, go rock climbing in summer or zip down the slopes of the “ski capital of the east” in winter.
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Stowe
Sandwiched between Mount Mansfield State Forest and Putnam State Forest, the historic alpine village of Stowe is a chic destination with an eclectic mix of activities, cultural events and arts. But it’s also a year-round haven for outdoor enthusiasts who want to watch the leaves change in fall, go rock climbing in summer or zip down the slopes of the “ski capital of the east” in winter.
Historic downtown Wilmington enjoys a beautiful natural setting and a close-knit community, nestled in the southern end of the Green Mountains. Wilmington's compact village center is full of independently owned shops, Inns and restaurants. We are surrounded by lakes, mountains, and forest, with miles of hiking trails (some accessible right from downtown). Skiing is close, and many residents enjoy a year-round active lifestyle.
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Wilmington
Historic downtown Wilmington enjoys a beautiful natural setting and a close-knit community, nestled in the southern end of the Green Mountains. Wilmington's compact village center is full of independently owned shops, Inns and restaurants. We are surrounded by lakes, mountains, and forest, with miles of hiking trails (some accessible right from downtown). Skiing is close, and many residents enjoy a year-round active lifestyle.
Food scene
Rooted in the agricultural and natural beauty of Vermont, The Crooked Ram is guided by local-first sourcing, with intentional additions of regional and international products that align with our sustainable efforts. We thrive on sharing the stories of independent family farms, winemakers, brewers and artisans, as we curate every aspect of our guest experience—from the pours to the playlist.
From biodynamic wines and wild-fermented beers, to Vermont-made cheeses and New England’s freshest oysters, every item on our menu is selected for its unmatched quality and ability to start a conversation. Unfussy and ingredient-driven, this understated excellence extends to our hospitality, leaving room for the questions, curiosity and connection that define any great meal.
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The Crooked Ram
4026 Main StRooted in the agricultural and natural beauty of Vermont, The Crooked Ram is guided by local-first sourcing, with intentional additions of regional and international products that align with our sustainable efforts. We thrive on sharing the stories of independent family farms, winemakers, brewers and artisans, as we curate every aspect of our guest experience—from the pours to the playlist.
From biodynamic wines and wild-fermented beers, to Vermont-made cheeses and New England’s freshest oysters, every item on our menu is selected for its unmatched quality and ability to start a conversation. Unfussy and ingredient-driven, this understated excellence extends to our hospitality, leaving room for the questions, curiosity and connection that define any great meal.
Just minutes up the street on Main you'll find the local spot for ice cream and quick service food. The Dairy Bar isn't fine dining but you'll be surprised by some of the deliciousness on the menu.
Open SEASONALLY Memorial Day through usually October
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Arlington Dairy Bar
3158 Vermont Rte 7aJust minutes up the street on Main you'll find the local spot for ice cream and quick service food. The Dairy Bar isn't fine dining but you'll be surprised by some of the deliciousness on the menu.
Open SEASONALLY Memorial Day through usually October
Arlington's Liquor Store which is less than 5min away on 7A. They have a "deli" and some fried food but I'd avoid that unless your starving lol. They also have snacks etc similar to a 711.
Heer Inc - Deli, Grocery and Liquor
3713 Vermont Rte 7aArlington's Liquor Store which is less than 5min away on 7A. They have a "deli" and some fried food but I'd avoid that unless your starving lol. They also have snacks etc similar to a 711.
Stewarts is your closest gas station & convenience store also less than 5 minutes away on 7A. They are open till 11pm.
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Stewart's Shops
3784 Vermont Rte 7aStewarts is your closest gas station & convenience store also less than 5 minutes away on 7A. They are open till 11pm.
Bonnie & Clydes is within walking distance to Warm Brook! This is your stop for breakfast, coffee, lunch or midday snacks if you want to stay close to home. Hours 6am-6pm. They also have a decent local beer & wine selection as well other VT made snacks. Bonnie & Clyde are friends of ours and great people!
Bonnie and Clyde's Corner Market
13 Old Mill RoadBonnie & Clydes is within walking distance to Warm Brook! This is your stop for breakfast, coffee, lunch or midday snacks if you want to stay close to home. Hours 6am-6pm. They also have a decent local beer & wine selection as well other VT made snacks. Bonnie & Clyde are friends of ours and great people!
Wayside is a wonderful classic Vermont country store along the Batten Kill River with a delicious deli, plenty of snacks and a myriad of other items you may need. Open 6am - 7pm.
Our suggestion is go check out the Red Covered Bridge and grab some sammy's to go!
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Wayside Country Store
3307 VT-313Wayside is a wonderful classic Vermont country store along the Batten Kill River with a delicious deli, plenty of snacks and a myriad of other items you may need. Open 6am - 7pm.
Our suggestion is go check out the Red Covered Bridge and grab some sammy's to go!
The Copper Grouse inside the Kimpton Hotel is a great spot 15 min from the property. Whether you are looking for cocktail hour on the patio with some nibbles, lunch, or an evening out, the Grouse is a great choice. Their rotating American menu appeals to just about anyone. We love lunch at the Grouse and prefer the patio during the warm season.
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Copper Grouse
3835 Main StThe Copper Grouse inside the Kimpton Hotel is a great spot 15 min from the property. Whether you are looking for cocktail hour on the patio with some nibbles, lunch, or an evening out, the Grouse is a great choice. Their rotating American menu appeals to just about anyone. We love lunch at the Grouse and prefer the patio during the warm season.
Social House is my favorite casual fine dining spot in VT. The owner ran Michelin Star restaurants and the food has always been creative & delicious. Social House has a Mediterranean focus with fresh seafood, handmade pasta, and a great charcuterie board. My personal fav is the Spanish Octopus! Grab a patio spot spring through fall and on the weekends they may have live music.
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Social House
1716 Depot StSocial House is my favorite casual fine dining spot in VT. The owner ran Michelin Star restaurants and the food has always been creative & delicious. Social House has a Mediterranean focus with fresh seafood, handmade pasta, and a great charcuterie board. My personal fav is the Spanish Octopus! Grab a patio spot spring through fall and on the weekends they may have live music.
The Silver Fork is a fine dining restaurant in the heart of Manchester featuring an eclectic mix of New/Traditional American, European, and Caribbean cuisine by award-winning Chef Mark French. The menu changes daily and the ambiance is top-notch. Be sure to check their hours and make a reservation.
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The Silver Fork
48 W RdThe Silver Fork is a fine dining restaurant in the heart of Manchester featuring an eclectic mix of New/Traditional American, European, and Caribbean cuisine by award-winning Chef Mark French. The menu changes daily and the ambiance is top-notch. Be sure to check their hours and make a reservation.
Ye Olde Tavern is the very definition of New England cuisine. Built two years prior to Warm Brook Farm in 1790, this colonial-style building shares many historical roots with our home. If you want to experience Vermont, make an advanced reservation at Ye Olde and get ready for delicious, homestyle dishes such as Scrod Cakes, Chicken Pot Pie & Traditional Pot Roast. Be sure to explore upstairs for a history lesson.
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YE OLDE TAVERN
5183 Main StYe Olde Tavern is the very definition of New England cuisine. Built two years prior to Warm Brook Farm in 1790, this colonial-style building shares many historical roots with our home. If you want to experience Vermont, make an advanced reservation at Ye Olde and get ready for delicious, homestyle dishes such as Scrod Cakes, Chicken Pot Pie & Traditional Pot Roast. Be sure to explore upstairs for a history lesson.
Ye Olde Tavern is the very definition of New England cuisine. Built two years prior to Warm Brook Farm in 1790, this colonial-style building shares many historical roots with our home. If you want to experience Vermont, make an advanced reservation at Ye Olde and get ready for delicious, homestyle dishes such as Scrod Cakes, Chicken Pot Pie & Traditional Pot Roast. Be sure to explore upstairs for a history lesson.
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Thai Basil Restaurant
4940 Main StYe Olde Tavern is the very definition of New England cuisine. Built two years prior to Warm Brook Farm in 1790, this colonial-style building shares many historical roots with our home. If you want to experience Vermont, make an advanced reservation at Ye Olde and get ready for delicious, homestyle dishes such as Scrod Cakes, Chicken Pot Pie & Traditional Pot Roast. Be sure to explore upstairs for a history lesson.
If you’re tooling around Manchester, Vermont, you won’t find a better watering hole than Mulligans. They dish up classic American fare in bountiful portions, extensive beer and wine selections, a super-comfortable atmosphere, a kids menu, and family-friendly prices. It is set in a converted 19th Century Victorian in charming Manchester Village.
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Mulligan's Pub & Restaurant
3912 Main StreetIf you’re tooling around Manchester, Vermont, you won’t find a better watering hole than Mulligans. They dish up classic American fare in bountiful portions, extensive beer and wine selections, a super-comfortable atmosphere, a kids menu, and family-friendly prices. It is set in a converted 19th Century Victorian in charming Manchester Village.
Chef-owned/operated restaurant serving up some of the best burgers in Vermont. Offers an extensive burger menu for carnivores and herbivores alike, including the Falafel and Beyond Burgers. They also have beer on tap. I think this is by far the best burger in Southern VT.
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Depot Street Burgers
468 Depot StChef-owned/operated restaurant serving up some of the best burgers in Vermont. Offers an extensive burger menu for carnivores and herbivores alike, including the Falafel and Beyond Burgers. They also have beer on tap. I think this is by far the best burger in Southern VT.
The Reluctant Panther Restaurant creates an intimate atmosphere and strives to showcase the best of what Vermont has to offer in a unique and exciting way. They believe in sustainability, working with their farmers, cheesemakers, and producers to bring you a memorable experience. The Reluctant Panther is very high-end with an approachable menu and is highly rated.
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The Reluctant Panther Inn and Restaurant
39 W RdThe Reluctant Panther Restaurant creates an intimate atmosphere and strives to showcase the best of what Vermont has to offer in a unique and exciting way. They believe in sustainability, working with their farmers, cheesemakers, and producers to bring you a memorable experience. The Reluctant Panther is very high-end with an approachable menu and is highly rated.
Longtime Favorite for Casual Breakfast and Brunch in Historic Manchester Vermont. If you're up, take a scenic drive for some killer pancakes & tasty specials; it is well worth it!
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Up For Breakfast
4935 Main StLongtime Favorite for Casual Breakfast and Brunch in Historic Manchester Vermont. If you're up, take a scenic drive for some killer pancakes & tasty specials; it is well worth it!
Pearl's is brand new to Manchester and it's been all the rage since opening in 2022. We have yet to try them but if you love Southern Soul Food & BBQ this is your spot. Having owned an accomplished BBQ/Latin food truck and catering biz for many years, I can tell you their menu is quite impressive. They can be busy so call ahead for reservations. Let us know how it is!
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Pearl's Place & Pantry
1942 Depot StreetPearl's is brand new to Manchester and it's been all the rage since opening in 2022. We have yet to try them but if you love Southern Soul Food & BBQ this is your spot. Having owned an accomplished BBQ/Latin food truck and catering biz for many years, I can tell you their menu is quite impressive. They can be busy so call ahead for reservations. Let us know how it is!
Located in the heart of Vermont’s lush Green Mountains, The Chantecleer Restaurant has long been recognized as one of the stars of the local dining scene. They feature elegant, creative cuisine with a seafood focus and a French touch. They have an extensive wine list and a full bar. Dorset is a gorgeous town and if they're open, it's worth a try!
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Chantecleer Restaurant
8 Read Farm LnLocated in the heart of Vermont’s lush Green Mountains, The Chantecleer Restaurant has long been recognized as one of the stars of the local dining scene. They feature elegant, creative cuisine with a seafood focus and a French touch. They have an extensive wine list and a full bar. Dorset is a gorgeous town and if they're open, it's worth a try!
421 is new to Bennington and offers an eclectic, New American style menu, something that Southern VT needed! They can be busy on the weekends, so call ahead. They feature a brick pizza oven that fires some pretty decent Neapolitan pies and other shared-size apps. I've been really impressed with the food here. The Tater Tot Balls, Pig Wings, and Pizza are all delicious. Great beer and cocktails too!
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421 Craft Bar and Kitchen
421 Main Street421 is new to Bennington and offers an eclectic, New American style menu, something that Southern VT needed! They can be busy on the weekends, so call ahead. They feature a brick pizza oven that fires some pretty decent Neapolitan pies and other shared-size apps. I've been really impressed with the food here. The Tater Tot Balls, Pig Wings, and Pizza are all delicious. Great beer and cocktails too!
Madison Brewing Company Pub & Restaurant is the most popular place in Bennington, VT for craft beer and mouth-watering food. The Madison’s have deep ties to the community, and in the early 1990s converted an old storefront in Bennington’s historic downtown into the area’s first brew pub. Madison's is a great stop and they do solid take-out. Get the pretzels, Irish fries, or fish and chips.
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Madison Brewing Company Pub & Restaurant
428 Main StMadison Brewing Company Pub & Restaurant is the most popular place in Bennington, VT for craft beer and mouth-watering food. The Madison’s have deep ties to the community, and in the early 1990s converted an old storefront in Bennington’s historic downtown into the area’s first brew pub. Madison's is a great stop and they do solid take-out. Get the pretzels, Irish fries, or fish and chips.
Pangaea is a community-driven restaurant serving familiar and inventive fare, open 5 nights a week for dinner and in partnership with the Roasted Bean Espresso Bar, open seven days a week serving top-tier coffee beverages, baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and lunch. This is our coffee & breakfast stop. Pangaea features fresh ingredients from local VT farmers, including chicken from our family's farm in Shaftsbury, Studio Hill Farm.
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Pangaea
3 Prospect StPangaea is a community-driven restaurant serving familiar and inventive fare, open 5 nights a week for dinner and in partnership with the Roasted Bean Espresso Bar, open seven days a week serving top-tier coffee beverages, baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and lunch. This is our coffee & breakfast stop. Pangaea features fresh ingredients from local VT farmers, including chicken from our family's farm in Shaftsbury, Studio Hill Farm.
The Market Wagon is a Mennonite family-owned and operated grocery store and deli located at the top of Harwood Hill in Bennington. Market Wagon is a MUST visit if you're in the area. They do phenomenal deli sandwiches and the store is a fantastic stop for treats and VT gifts. We stop once a week for fresh bread, sammies, dry ingredients, and chocolate! The Wagon is uniquely Vermont.
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Market Wagon
1896 Harwood Hill RdThe Market Wagon is a Mennonite family-owned and operated grocery store and deli located at the top of Harwood Hill in Bennington. Market Wagon is a MUST visit if you're in the area. They do phenomenal deli sandwiches and the store is a fantastic stop for treats and VT gifts. We stop once a week for fresh bread, sammies, dry ingredients, and chocolate! The Wagon is uniquely Vermont.
Farm Stands + Local VT Grocery
Earth Sky Time Community Farm and Hearth, is a certified organic three-generation family farmstead, wood-fired bakery, concert venue and community of artists, musicians, and friends in Manchester, VT. Our farm store is OPEN Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9:30 till 4:00 for walk-up sales. In addition to our homegrown produce, breads, spreads, and pastries, we are also happy to offer local products grown and made by friends, and wholesome bulk staple ingredients.
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Earth Sky Time Community Farm
1547 Main StEarth Sky Time Community Farm and Hearth, is a certified organic three-generation family farmstead, wood-fired bakery, concert venue and community of artists, musicians, and friends in Manchester, VT. Our farm store is OPEN Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9:30 till 4:00 for walk-up sales. In addition to our homegrown produce, breads, spreads, and pastries, we are also happy to offer local products grown and made by friends, and wholesome bulk staple ingredients.
Clear Brook Farm was established in 1995. 2022 is our 28th season growing bedding plants, certified organic vegetables & fruits.The farm stand offers our own certified organic produce, and lots of other seasonal produce, local cheeses, yogurt, meats, baked goods, and more. Our plant and farm stand is open daily:
Monday-Saturday: 9:30am-5:30pm
Sunday: 10:00am-5:00pm
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Clear Brook Farm
47 Hidden Valley RdClear Brook Farm was established in 1995. 2022 is our 28th season growing bedding plants, certified organic vegetables & fruits.The farm stand offers our own certified organic produce, and lots of other seasonal produce, local cheeses, yogurt, meats, baked goods, and more. Our plant and farm stand is open daily:
Monday-Saturday: 9:30am-5:30pm
Sunday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Terrys Orchard is a family-owned and operated apple orchard located in Bennington Vermont. The current owners – the Howe family, are reclaiming this historic orchard to its original beauty and functionality as a Pick Your Own apple orchard. With an interest in the history of this iconic orchard, the Howe family is bringing back some of the original apple varieties planted when the orchard was established, and of course beloved apple varieties also.
Terrys Orchard
Terrys Orchard is a family-owned and operated apple orchard located in Bennington Vermont. The current owners – the Howe family, are reclaiming this historic orchard to its original beauty and functionality as a Pick Your Own apple orchard. With an interest in the history of this iconic orchard, the Howe family is bringing back some of the original apple varieties planted when the orchard was established, and of course beloved apple varieties also.
Taylor Farm is a 180-year-old working farm nestled in the Green Mountains of southern Vermont. Jon Wright and his family have operated the farm for the past 30 years. Here at Taylor Farm, we have lots of animals that are friendly and easily accessible to visitors: Jersey and Holstein cows, a Scottish Highlander named Skippy, goats, pigs, chickens, draft horses, a donkey, dogs, and cats! Stop in on Friday night for fresh, homemade wood-fired pizza and local music or winter horse-drawn sleigh rides. Get the GOUDA!
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Taylor Farm
825 VT-11Taylor Farm is a 180-year-old working farm nestled in the Green Mountains of southern Vermont. Jon Wright and his family have operated the farm for the past 30 years. Here at Taylor Farm, we have lots of animals that are friendly and easily accessible to visitors: Jersey and Holstein cows, a Scottish Highlander named Skippy, goats, pigs, chickens, draft horses, a donkey, dogs, and cats! Stop in on Friday night for fresh, homemade wood-fired pizza and local music or winter horse-drawn sleigh rides. Get the GOUDA!
The Battenkill River
Contact Battenkill Outdoors just across the border in Cambridge, NY, or Big Big on The Battenkill in Arlington which is a smaller outfit and try to reserve in advance if you can. Hot weekends can be crowded but regardless if the river is running you will have a blast!
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Battenkill Valley Outdoors
1414 NY-313Contact Battenkill Outdoors just across the border in Cambridge, NY, or Big Big on The Battenkill in Arlington which is a smaller outfit and try to reserve in advance if you can. Hot weekends can be crowded but regardless if the river is running you will have a blast!
Contact Battenkill Outdoors just across the border in Cambridge, NY, or Big Big on The Battenkill in Arlington which is a smaller outfit and try to reserve in advance if you can. Hot weekends can be crowded but regardless if the river is running you will have a blast!
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Big Big on the Battenkill Kayak and Tubing
5827 Vermont 313Contact Battenkill Outdoors just across the border in Cambridge, NY, or Big Big on The Battenkill in Arlington which is a smaller outfit and try to reserve in advance if you can. Hot weekends can be crowded but regardless if the river is running you will have a blast!
'Kelly Stand Road Waterfall' This is just one of the many waterfalls on this road. The road goes through East Arlington which is essentially in our backyard. Kelley Stand Road is in East Arlington and is more than just a scenic drive in southern Vermont. This beautiful dirt road through the Green Mountains offers incredible access and options for hiking, camping, mountain biking, and sightseeing. Leaf Peepers this is your spot in the fall if the leaves haven't turned in the valley.
Kelley Stand Road
Kelley Stand Road'Kelly Stand Road Waterfall' This is just one of the many waterfalls on this road. The road goes through East Arlington which is essentially in our backyard. Kelley Stand Road is in East Arlington and is more than just a scenic drive in southern Vermont. This beautiful dirt road through the Green Mountains offers incredible access and options for hiking, camping, mountain biking, and sightseeing. Leaf Peepers this is your spot in the fall if the leaves haven't turned in the valley.
Winter Fun
Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides
Winter in Vermont isn't just for skiing - it's also for sleigh rides! At Taylor Farm, we are one of the only places left offering winter horse-drawn sleigh rides. Take a ride through our fields following a trail into the woods to a bonfire and warming hut where we'll have hot cider waiting for you. Bring along a bottle of wine from home and a picnic basket of goodies from our store as well! The sleigh ride is about 45 minutes long (including the warming hut and fire stop). Reservations are required and must be made by calling.
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Taylor Farm
825 VT-11Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides
Winter in Vermont isn't just for skiing - it's also for sleigh rides! At Taylor Farm, we are one of the only places left offering winter horse-drawn sleigh rides. Take a ride through our fields following a trail into the woods to a bonfire and warming hut where we'll have hot cider waiting for you. Bring along a bottle of wine from home and a picnic basket of goodies from our store as well! The sleigh ride is about 45 minutes long (including the warming hut and fire stop). Reservations are required and must be made by calling.
Bromley is your family-friendly Vermont ski resort. To kids, the mountain is huge. To parents, it's just the right size with slopes that funnel the whole family to our centralized base area. Everyone loves our warm southern exposure, slope-side lodging, diverse terrain, friendly staff, and great food! Brom's is known as the local's hill around here and you'll definitely enjoy it! Bromley is only 21 minutes from the property!
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Bromley Mountain Ski Resort
124 VT-11Bromley is your family-friendly Vermont ski resort. To kids, the mountain is huge. To parents, it's just the right size with slopes that funnel the whole family to our centralized base area. Everyone loves our warm southern exposure, slope-side lodging, diverse terrain, friendly staff, and great food! Brom's is known as the local's hill around here and you'll definitely enjoy it! Bromley is only 21 minutes from the property!
Welcome to Mountain Time. The seasons may change, but the genuine hospitality remains the same here at Stratton and throughout southern Vermont. More than 60 years ago, Stratton Mountain opened for skiing and started making history as the home of Vermont’s first World Cup ski races and the birthplace of snowboarding (Burton Boards) Stratton is renowned for guaranteed snow conditions and great grooming. Ninety-nine trails fan from a single summit, the tallest in southern Vermont. Stratton is my personal fav and it's only 30 min from the property!
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Stratton Mountain Resort
5 Village Lodge RdWelcome to Mountain Time. The seasons may change, but the genuine hospitality remains the same here at Stratton and throughout southern Vermont. More than 60 years ago, Stratton Mountain opened for skiing and started making history as the home of Vermont’s first World Cup ski races and the birthplace of snowboarding (Burton Boards) Stratton is renowned for guaranteed snow conditions and great grooming. Ninety-nine trails fan from a single summit, the tallest in southern Vermont. Stratton is my personal fav and it's only 30 min from the property!
Some of the world's best snowmobiling is right here in Vermont. Since 1967, Vermont has maintained a network of more than 5,000 miles of winter snowmobile trails. This system, maintained by clubs throughout the state, is renowned around the world for its pristine conditions and jaw-dropping scenery. With a well-marked trail system linking towns together, readable maps, and easy access to amenities, Vermont makes it easy to enjoy this exhilarating winter sport. Contact either Green Mountain Trailblazers or find a club on VT Vast dot org
Vermont Mountain Adventures
311 Vermont 11Some of the world's best snowmobiling is right here in Vermont. Since 1967, Vermont has maintained a network of more than 5,000 miles of winter snowmobile trails. This system, maintained by clubs throughout the state, is renowned around the world for its pristine conditions and jaw-dropping scenery. With a well-marked trail system linking towns together, readable maps, and easy access to amenities, Vermont makes it easy to enjoy this exhilarating winter sport. Contact either Green Mountain Trailblazers or find a club on VT Vast dot org
Kiddo Activities
Bromley Adventure Park
Soar down a mountain on an alpine slide (summer). Bromley’s Mountain Adventure Park has family fun for all ages. Little kids will love the bumper boats, and big kids will flip on the space bikes (literally). The alpine slide is just as much for your kids as it is for the adults! It's FAST & FUN
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Bromley Mountain Ski Resort
124 VT-11Bromley Adventure Park
Soar down a mountain on an alpine slide (summer). Bromley’s Mountain Adventure Park has family fun for all ages. Little kids will love the bumper boats, and big kids will flip on the space bikes (literally). The alpine slide is just as much for your kids as it is for the adults! It's FAST & FUN
Take a drive. Not just any ride, but travel along the Mount Equinox Skyline Drive (summer, fall). Reach the top of this well-maintained road and you'll be granted views for days. Families can take a short or long hike from the top where there are bathrooms and changing areas. This is just minutes away from the property and a must-visit when in the area!
Skyline Drive
Skyline DriveTake a drive. Not just any ride, but travel along the Mount Equinox Skyline Drive (summer, fall). Reach the top of this well-maintained road and you'll be granted views for days. Families can take a short or long hike from the top where there are bathrooms and changing areas. This is just minutes away from the property and a must-visit when in the area!
Stratton Gondola Ride
Ride up the mountain with a scenic gondola tour at Stratton (summer, fall). Pack a lunch and have a picnic at one of the tables next to Hubert Haus.
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Stratton Mountain Resort
5 Village Lodge RdStratton Gondola Ride
Ride up the mountain with a scenic gondola tour at Stratton (summer, fall). Pack a lunch and have a picnic at one of the tables next to Hubert Haus.
If you have a kid that loves mining and rocks, take them to the Adventure Zone at Okemo (summer). Here you can pan for treasure or zipline down a mountain. Guests will start their trek with a 350 ft walk along a typical Vermont wooded trail to the beginning of the course. The course is made up of 25 elements that challenge balance and strength. Along this aerial journey from one tree to another, you will encounter a variety of challenges such as the Seesaw, Barrel Crawl, Burma Bridge, Big Foot Platform, Indiana Jones Bridge, and more! This is a self-directed course where the participant will hook up to a SafeRoller and maneuver along a continuous belay system through trees and over streams.
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Okemo's Adventure Zone
111 Jackson Gore RdIf you have a kid that loves mining and rocks, take them to the Adventure Zone at Okemo (summer). Here you can pan for treasure or zipline down a mountain. Guests will start their trek with a 350 ft walk along a typical Vermont wooded trail to the beginning of the course. The course is made up of 25 elements that challenge balance and strength. Along this aerial journey from one tree to another, you will encounter a variety of challenges such as the Seesaw, Barrel Crawl, Burma Bridge, Big Foot Platform, Indiana Jones Bridge, and more! This is a self-directed course where the participant will hook up to a SafeRoller and maneuver along a continuous belay system through trees and over streams.
Within walking distance, you must stop by our friends at The Peddler. Welcome to the home of Vermont's most mouthwatering chocolates, fudge, truffles, and buttercrunch made fresh in our candy kitchen. The Village Peddler and Chocolatorium are located at 261 Old Mill Road in East Arlington, VT within walking distance from the house. Once an old wagon shed, our historic building in East Arlington now houses an array of Vermont specialty foods such as maple syrup and maple candy; cheddar cheese and crackers; homemade preserves and jelly; honey; and sugar free candy.
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Village Peddler and Chocolatorium
261 Old Mill RdWithin walking distance, you must stop by our friends at The Peddler. Welcome to the home of Vermont's most mouthwatering chocolates, fudge, truffles, and buttercrunch made fresh in our candy kitchen. The Village Peddler and Chocolatorium are located at 261 Old Mill Road in East Arlington, VT within walking distance from the house. Once an old wagon shed, our historic building in East Arlington now houses an array of Vermont specialty foods such as maple syrup and maple candy; cheddar cheese and crackers; homemade preserves and jelly; honey; and sugar free candy.
Howard E “Dutch” and Roger, sons of E.E., started making Wilcox Ice Cream in Manchester Village, VT. The ice cream was made with ice, salt, and a handheld motor with the ice being cultivated from the Equinox Pond each winter and stored thru summer. Now produced in neighboring Sunderland/Arlington. Check out the ice cream stand on Silver Lane in Manchester just minutes away.
Wilcox Ice Cream Stand
Howard E “Dutch” and Roger, sons of E.E., started making Wilcox Ice Cream in Manchester Village, VT. The ice cream was made with ice, salt, and a handheld motor with the ice being cultivated from the Equinox Pond each winter and stored thru summer. Now produced in neighboring Sunderland/Arlington. Check out the ice cream stand on Silver Lane in Manchester just minutes away.
The Chocolate Barn itself opened its doors in 1976, and since 2010, it has grown into a thriving business by the husband-and-wife team Sue Balutis and Tom Huncharek. Sue and Tom bought the place from original owner Lucinda Gregory, along with her famous fudge recipes and 2000 chocolate molds. As their business grew they added their homemade ice cream to the offerings. Stop by the Choc Barn for ice cream!
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Chocolate Barn
The Chocolate Barn itself opened its doors in 1976, and since 2010, it has grown into a thriving business by the husband-and-wife team Sue Balutis and Tom Huncharek. Sue and Tom bought the place from original owner Lucinda Gregory, along with her famous fudge recipes and 2000 chocolate molds. As their business grew they added their homemade ice cream to the offerings. Stop by the Choc Barn for ice cream!
North Meadows Petting Farm
Since 2016, North Meadow Farm in Manchester, Vermont has been raising animals and selling some of the freshest milk, cheese, and eggs in the central part of the state. When you visit, you’ll get to spend some time with cows, rabbits, horses, goats, chickens, and more. After you’ve finished hanging out with the sweet animals (including the grass-fed cows), pick up some cheese, milk, eggs, and organic meat to take home with you from the farm store. North Meadow Farm currently runs tours every day of the week, except Wednesday. When you’re in Central Vermont, stop by to pet and feed the animals. You’ll also have an opportunity to learn about the cheese-making process.
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North Meadow Farm
726 N RdNorth Meadows Petting Farm
Since 2016, North Meadow Farm in Manchester, Vermont has been raising animals and selling some of the freshest milk, cheese, and eggs in the central part of the state. When you visit, you’ll get to spend some time with cows, rabbits, horses, goats, chickens, and more. After you’ve finished hanging out with the sweet animals (including the grass-fed cows), pick up some cheese, milk, eggs, and organic meat to take home with you from the farm store. North Meadow Farm currently runs tours every day of the week, except Wednesday. When you’re in Central Vermont, stop by to pet and feed the animals. You’ll also have an opportunity to learn about the cheese-making process.
Vermont History Tours + Sights
Hildene is formed from two old English words: “Hil” meaning “hill” and “dene” meaning “valley with stream.” Robert and his wife Mary gave their Vermont home this name because it is perched on a hill overlooking the Taconic Mountains to the west, the Green Mountains to the east, and the Battenkill river flowing through the great Battenkill Valley below. Abraham Lincoln built Hildene as a summer home at the turn of the 20th century. If you love history, this place is incredible! Definitely a must see.
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Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home
1005 Hildene RdHildene is formed from two old English words: “Hil” meaning “hill” and “dene” meaning “valley with stream.” Robert and his wife Mary gave their Vermont home this name because it is perched on a hill overlooking the Taconic Mountains to the west, the Green Mountains to the east, and the Battenkill river flowing through the great Battenkill Valley below. Abraham Lincoln built Hildene as a summer home at the turn of the 20th century. If you love history, this place is incredible! Definitely a must see.
We are dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of fly fishing. The American Museum of Fly Fishing was established in 1968 in Manchester, Vermont, by a group of passionate and enthusiastic anglers who believed that the history of angling was an important part of American culture and tradition. The Museum was created to serve as an institution to research, preserve, and interpret the treasures of angling history.
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American Museum of Fly Fishing
4070 Main StWe are dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of fly fishing. The American Museum of Fly Fishing was established in 1968 in Manchester, Vermont, by a group of passionate and enthusiastic anglers who believed that the history of angling was an important part of American culture and tradition. The Museum was created to serve as an institution to research, preserve, and interpret the treasures of angling history.
Bennington Museum got its start in 1852 with the incorporation of the Bennington Historical Association. The Association was originally founded to commemorate the pivotal 1777 Revolutionary War battle fought near Bennington and was named for the town. In 1891, following the dedication of the 306-foot-tall Bennington Battle Monument, the Association turned its attention to a more comprehensive preservation of history, art, and culture of the region.
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Bennington Museum
75 Main StBennington Museum got its start in 1852 with the incorporation of the Bennington Historical Association. The Association was originally founded to commemorate the pivotal 1777 Revolutionary War battle fought near Bennington and was named for the town. In 1891, following the dedication of the 306-foot-tall Bennington Battle Monument, the Association turned its attention to a more comprehensive preservation of history, art, and culture of the region.
The Bennington Battle Monument is 306 feet 4 and 1/2 inches tall and was completed and dedicated in 1891. It is constructed from blue-grey magnesian limestone. The Monument was built to commemorate the Battle of Bennington which occurred on August 16, 1777, and is considered to be the turning point in the Revolutionary War. The Bennington Battlefield is the Rensselaer County, New York, location where the Battle of Bennington occurred on the 16th of August 1777. It is located on New York State Route 67 in Walloomsac, New York, a historic route between Bennington, Vermont, and the Hudson River.
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Bennington Battle Monument
15 Monument CirThe Bennington Battle Monument is 306 feet 4 and 1/2 inches tall and was completed and dedicated in 1891. It is constructed from blue-grey magnesian limestone. The Monument was built to commemorate the Battle of Bennington which occurred on August 16, 1777, and is considered to be the turning point in the Revolutionary War. The Bennington Battlefield is the Rensselaer County, New York, location where the Battle of Bennington occurred on the 16th of August 1777. It is located on New York State Route 67 in Walloomsac, New York, a historic route between Bennington, Vermont, and the Hudson River.