Will be spending 2 nights in Woodstock in mid-November and would appreciate any tips on restaurants, scenic byways, wonderful cheese shops, quirky destinations, moderate hiking trails, etc. Pretty open to suggestions as unfavorable weather could cut out outdoor activities. We will be coming from Middlebury, VT. and heading to the White Mountains. If you've got favorite places to go and see in the Woodstock area I'd love to hear about them.
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329 reviews Good morning Gogo Ohio,
Well for restaurants I can suggest the following, some are award winning ones and some should win awards!
Pane e Salute (award winning Italian wine selection), The Lauren Inn, The Jackson House and Simon Pearce. For an amazing festival of food to excite the senses with a very impressive wine cellar Hemmingway's just up the road in Killington offers a truely incredible dining experience. At the other end but equally enjoyable is the Long Trail brewery open from 11.00 - 18.00 just outside of West Bridgewater
Chesse shops - Sugar Bush farm and Frog City at the Calvin Coolidge Homestead. The South Woodstock water buffalo also does tours
Hiking - Mount Tom from the village centre walk right into a National Park at the Marsh Billngs Rockefeller museum.
Check out the village web site at www.woodstockvt.com
Consider a day trip to Hanover and Quechee if the weather does not play ball. Also the Bridgewater Mill is worth a trip to she the Shackelton/Thomas furniture/pottery factory. Amazing care in hand producing the product.
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