Where can I take the family to learn the history of Vermont?
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The whole family can enjoy learning about history at the beautiful Bennington Museum. The exhibits reach back to the revolutionary period a ... morend feature many hands-on displays for children and adults.The Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History showcases a vast collection of artifacts from nineteenth-century Vermont. The history of the st ... moreate, the county, and the town of Middlebury are all archived and displayed for families to view!Take a trip to the Henry Sheldon Museum in Middlebury, Vermont. This is the oldest chartered museum of history in the United States. Tour th ... moree Judd-Harris House, the Stewart-Swift Research Center, and the Walter Cerf Gallery to learn more about the history of Vermont.The Vermont History Museum is located in Montpelier and greatly stresses the concepts of freedom and unity. The museum has very low ticket ... moreprices, and educational groups are admitted free. -
Where is the best view of the foliage in Vermont?
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Route 100 winds north to south through Vermont's Green Mountains, making it the perfect, scenic drive for fall foliage. Avoid the southern ... morearea, which is often clogged with traffic, and make your way farther north for uninterrupted splendor!The Champlain Lowlands and Northern Green Mountains offer the best view of the foliage in Vermont, especially because the colors of the leav ... morees in that area change later in the season. The village of Cambridge is a great place to start your tour of the area, which includes the scenic Champlain Islands.My favorite place to view the foliage in Vermont each year is Quechee State Park, which is located near the junction of U.S. 4 and I-89. The ... more park is home to the breathtaking Quechee Gorge and has some viewing points and hiking trails that are family-friendly and easy enough for folks of all fitness levels.Bennington County in Vermont offers up some of the most scenic foliage of the season. The county also has five covered bridges, making it a ... more perfect spot for fall photography with many gorgeous views! -
I am attending a conference in South Burlington, Vermont. What hotel is pet friendly?
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South Burlington has more than one great pet-friendly hotel in the area, but the best place has to be the Marriott Suites. This is a place w ... morehere you and your pet have every luxury you do at home.You can bring your pet to stay with you at the Best Western in South Burlington, but you may want to book early. They only have a certain nu ... morember of pet-friendly rooms available.Rodeway Inn is a pet friendly hotel located just minutes from downtown as well as several restaurants and shops. There is a maximum of only ... moreone pet allowed per room for a $15 per night fee.Many South Burlington hotels allow you to bring your pets with you while you travel. The La Quinta Inn & Suites Burlington is pet-friendly, ... morethough it may have some restrictions. The Best Western Windjammer Inn & Conference Center allows cats at its discretion. -
I'm visiting Vermont. What is the most popular ski resort?
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When people think of skiing in Vermont, among the many choices that are available Killington is the first one that comes to mind. It is a mo ... moreuntain with many choices of ski trails and a selection of lodges, as well as a full service resort.Pico Mountain is so popular in Vermont because it is the most scenic mountain to ski in the area. Locals and tourist alike flock to Pico Mou ... morentain to see the sunrise and sunset from skis.The Stowe Mountain Resort is a very popular resort located in Stowe, Vermont. The average trail length is the longest in New England, and th ... moree resort has 10 lifts, each with a 15,000 person per hour capacity.Okemo Mountain Resort in Ludlow is really popular. The owners are really big on having good snow quality and use a snow maker when there isn ... more't enough natural snow. It's also a good ski resort for families.
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655 Gage Street Bennington, VT
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Barrows-Towne Road, Route 100, PO Box 429, Killington, Vermont 05751
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141 Lonesome Trl, Waterbury, Vermont 05676, United States
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Pine Hill Road, Newport, Vermont 05855, United States
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1302 Main Street, St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819, United States of America
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5 Memorial Dr, St Johnsbury, Vermont 05819, United States
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750 Pine Street, Burlington, VT 05401
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