Things To Do in Adamant, Vermont

Membership : $15 per year per household gets you food! fun! friends! voting rights! and so much more. Ask for a form at the store or email. Local Foods Co-op carries a wide variety of Local Food, including "Mostly Local" mixes (the ... More on Adamantcoop.org

Offering boarding and training on our 200-acre working farm. Call for brochure! More on 1-800-vermont.com

In addition to the amazing mountain views and calm atmosphere as a whole... More on Yahoo! Travel

Against its backdrop of wooded hills, the Vermont State House is one of the most picturesque statehouses in... More on Nps.gov

Very friendly staff, interesting to walk through, worth a small detour, right in the middle of town. More on TripAdvisor

This two story new house is described by many as "living in a tree house". The rear windows and porches on each floor offer a view immediately into the woods. The open plan affords alot of light. Perfect as writer's retreat. sleeps ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

(Coburn or Cemetery, 69', 1840s, 45-12-02) across the Winooski River ENE of East Montpelier , East Montpelier Township, Washington County, VT. US2 E. 2.0 miles from jct with VT14 in East Montpelier, ... More on dalejtravis.com

When in or around Barre, listen for the deep, throaty hum of industry. That's the Rock of Ages Quarry, set on a hillside high above town near the aptly named hamlet of Graniteville. A visitor cent... More on Frommers

World's largest monumental granite ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Central Vermont was built upon the granite industry, the offspring of pure Yankee tenacity and immigrant fortitude. Rock of Ages, founded by two native Vermonters and one Scotsman, epitomizes the r... More on FactoryToursUSA

This could have been the more morbid part of our trip. A stop by a place that makes...headstones, and other stone memorials. Rock ... More on igougo

Our passion is sharing our love of canoeing and kayaking with your clients. Whether it's a quiet-water river journey through the enchanting Vermont countryside or a breathtaking sea kayak tour along Lake Champlain, Umiak ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

Chester Alan Arthur, the often overlooked 21st President, was born October 5, 1829. Arthur's father, a well-educated Irish immigrant, was an impecunious Baptist minister whose brick church, standing on a nearby hillside, is open for ... More on 1-800-vermont.com

This 37'long bridge, constructed in 1870 to cross the Great Brook in N. Springfield on the road leading to Baltimore, VT, was moved to this location next to the Eureka Schoolhouse ... More on 1-800-vermont.com