About 12 years ago, I enjoyed going to Skunk Hollow Tavern in Hartland (on the east side of the state, in the CT River Valley). Tiny little town, and I recall some interesting live music there and decent food. Nearby is Woodstock, major tourist town - the idyllic New England town of cinema lore. You can do a glassblowing tour at Simon Pearce (http://www.simonpearce.com/CSTM_GlassTour1.aspx) in Quechee or Windsor, also along the river valley.
There's always Stowe, in central VT. Cute town, home of the Trapp Family Lodge (http://www.trappfamily.com/index.php), the family of Sound of Music or whatever.
I also recommend doing something out on Lake Champlain, though I'm not exactly sure what's possible that time of year. Kayaking on the lake is fantastic though.
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Date: 2006-03-28 06:47 pm (UTC)About 12 years ago, I enjoyed going to Skunk Hollow Tavern in Hartland (on the east side of the state, in the CT River Valley). Tiny little town, and I recall some interesting live music there and decent food. Nearby is Woodstock, major tourist town - the idyllic New England town of cinema lore. You can do a glassblowing tour at Simon Pearce (http://www.simonpearce.com/CSTM_GlassTour1.aspx) in Quechee or Windsor, also along the river valley.
There's always Stowe, in central VT. Cute town, home of the Trapp Family Lodge (http://www.trappfamily.com/index.php), the family of Sound of Music or whatever.
I also recommend doing something out on Lake Champlain, though I'm not exactly sure what's possible that time of year. Kayaking on the lake is fantastic though.