
Woodstock Village
America's prettiest small town — independent shops, the Woodstock Inn, covered bridges, and a working green at the center.
Bridgewater sits at the quiet crossroads of the best of central Vermont — the slopes of Killington to the west, downtown Woodstock to the east, and foliage, farms, and swimming holes everywhere in between.

America's prettiest small town — independent shops, the Woodstock Inn, covered bridges, and a working green at the center.

The largest ski resort in the East. World-class winter terrain, summer mountain biking, and hiking on the Long Trail.

Maple farms, swimming holes, foliage drives, and roadside stands selling cheddar, cider, and pie all year round.
Central Vermont fall foliage peaks in early-to-mid October, and the hills around Bridgewater light up first. Fall weekends book early — and there is no better base for a foliage drive, a chairlift ride above the color, or a slow afternoon in downtown Woodstock.
Drive Route 4 east through the color to Vermont's Little Grand Canyon — the overlook walk is an easy five-minute leg-stretch with a dramatic payoff.
Ride above the color line for sweeping Green Mountain views — the gondola runs straight through foliage season, no skis required.
Green Mountain Horse Association's trail network threads through quiet, colorful woods — a classic Vermont foliage ride, saddle or boots.
Harvest season on a working dairy farm: pumpkins, seasonal events, and heirloom breeds against the fall color.
Maple and cheddar tastings with sweeping countryside views at their most photogenic time of year.
Stroll downtown Woodstock's green, shops, and covered bridges as the maples turn along the Ottauquechee River.
Peak color shifts week to week — check foliage reports and the fall events calendar at woodstockvt.com.
Vermont's original craft brewery, with a riverside beer garden and pub food that pairs perfectly with a day on the slopes.
A beloved local gastropub known for hearty comfort food, craft beer, and a laid-back farmhouse atmosphere.
Home of legendary homemade pie and breakfast classics — a Woodstock institution for both locals and visitors.
Brick-oven pizza, wings, and salads with 20 craft beers on tap, set inside the historic Bridgewater Mill on Route 4 — plus a family-friendly game room. Closed Monday–Wednesday.
A hillside heirloom orchard with more than 100 apple varieties — pick your own on fall weekends from September into November.
A picture-perfect family farm with pick-your-own Honeycrisp, McIntosh, and Macoun in autumn, plus a farm stand stocked with Vermont maple syrup.
Hike or bike the carriage roads of America's national park with a working forest — quiet woodland trails at their most beautiful in fall color.
Live raptor aviaries and a treetop canopy walkway above the Ottauquechee River, with daily owl and hawk programs.
Your closest stop for essentials — this charming country store has deli sandwiches, pizza, beer, wine, Vermont cheddar, and everyday grocery staples. Open 7 days.
Woodstock's beloved gourmet market and farm stand, stocked with local produce, artisan goods, prepared foods, and Vermont specialties. A cut above your average grocery run.
A Woodstock institution since 1886, Gillingham's carries a solid range of everyday grocery items alongside hardware, gifts, and Vermont goods. A true general store in the classic sense.
Concerts, harvest festivals, and foliage-season happenings — check what's on in Woodstock during your stay.
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