Things to Do

The Plymouth Cheese factory is one of the oldest cheese enterprises in the United States - producing high quality and distinctive artisan cheeses for over 124 years.

Echo Lake is a great recreational site. It has a sandy beach, rental boats, a playground, wooded picnic areas, and a refreshment stand.

Also known as Bridal Veil Falls, a set of 3 falls several hundred feet apart. It is a popular spot for swimming located within the Okemo State Forest.

Okemo Mountain features the best grooming, overall most snowmaking coverage and the perfect mountain for family skiing and riding.

Shackleton Thomas is a Vermont based company located in a 180-year-old mill that specializes in making fine handmade furniture, pottery and accessories.

Known as “Vermont’s Little Grand Canyon,” this is one of New England’s most popular natural wonders.

Visitors may observe teams of glassblowers, watch a potter working on the wheel, browse the retail shop and enjoy a meal in the restaurant.

Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park is a United States National Historical Park. The park preserves the site where Frederick Billings established a managed forest and a progressive dairy farm.

Browse many name brand outlets for your shopping pleasure. Housed in authentically restored Vermont structures enjoy beautiful views, wonderful food, and the most satisfying shopping experience you’ve ever had.

The Mount Equinox Skyline Drive is the longest privately owned paved toll road in the USA. The elevation increase is 3,235 ft.

Mountain View Ranch offer four seasons of riding and horses that are eager to give you and your family a great trail riding experience in the beautiful mountains of Vermont! All skill levels are welcome.

A riverside, German-inspired brewery offering seasonal American food & handcrafted beer.

Visit the birthplace of the 30th President at Plymouth Notch. The village is virtually unchanged since the early 20th century and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Adventure Zone in Ludlow includes a wide variety of fun activities for all ages, including the Timber Ripper Mountain Coaster, Haulback Challenge Course, Zipline Tours, Segway PT Tours, AMP Energy Big Air Bag, Miniature Golf, Bungee Trampoline, Disc Golf Course a climbing wall and more!

At the end of a scenic Vermont road lies a cheese lovers’ paradise. At Sugarbush cheese and maple farm you can enjoy free samples, taste pure maple syrup and see farm animals.

Explore one of the finest operating dairy farms in America and a museum of Vermont's rural past.

The Vermont Institute of Natural Science is a nonprofit, environmental education, research and avian rehabilitation organization.

You can see artisans at work, taste fresh beer and local cheese and stroll through an enchanting riverside sculpture garden.

Take a stroll down memory lane with toys from your childhood, rows of penny candy, delectable Vermont cheeses and much more.

A theatre dedicated to excellence in a unique Vermont setting, serves a community of artists and audiences through a broad spectrum of dramatic works and educational programs.

Hildene, the Lincoln Family Home, was the summer home of Robert Todd Lincoln and his wife Mary Harlan Lincoln.

Stone House Antiques is a group shop with about ninety individual dealers. They offer a wide variety of merchandise, tastefully displayed, in a clean well-lit environment.