
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 Vermont — the slopes to the west, the village to the east, the countryside 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.
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.
A working Vermont farm offering free tastings of handmade cheddar and maple syrup, with sweeping countryside views.
Known as "Vermont's Little Grand Canyon," this dramatic 165-foot gorge is an easy stop for a scenic walk or photo.
Ride the gondola to the summit year-round for sweeping Green Mountain views, whether you're skiing or just sightseeing.
Green Mountain Horse Association's extensive trail network is a favorite for hiking, trail running, and horseback riding through quiet Vermont woods.
A working dairy farm and museum offering a glimpse into 19th-century Vermont life, with farm animals, seasonal events, and beautiful grounds.