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5 Things to Do in Vermont This Summer

5 Things to Do in Vermont This Summer

Have you been wanting to get out and about and enjoy all the things and places that Vermont has to offer? Whether you’re looking for the best places to play golf, or some of the best eateries in the whole country, we’ve got you covered.

Eateries

If you’re ready to enjoy some great-tasting food, then you’ve come to the right state. Vermont is well known for having restaurants and eateries that serve up some of the best dishes in the country. Here’s a look at a few our favorite places to eat in Vermont:

The Silver Fork is a favorite for many. When it comes to dining in Manchester, there are lots of people who rate it as being “hands down the best restaurant in the area.” If you’re in the mood for cuisine that will delight, make sure to head on over to The Backroom. Much of the time, one of the best things to get off the menu is the mushroom toast. And the waiters and waitresses here tend to be helpful and fun. Another great place to grab a bite to eat is the Kisamayo Kitchen. This local favorite serves up delicious Japanese specialties.

Stay

There are more than a few places to stay in a log cabin when you come to Vermont. Going camping in one of these cabins is sure to bring a lot of delight to the entire family. From crackling fireplaces to romantic getaways, there are cabins you can choose from to match your preferences and needs.

Golfing Resorts and Schools

Do you enjoy hitting the greens for a little golfing? If so, you should definitely swing by the Bird Golf School Vermont where you can enjoy putting, hitting the fairway, and even take some lessons. The Bird Golf School Vermont located at the Green Mountain National Golf Course is one of the finest public places to golf. It’s fun for the whole family, so make sure to bring everyone.

 

Places to Hike

If you like to hike, then Vermont is going to be a gold mine for this hobby. There are even lots of ski resorts that you can take advantage of to ensure you get the most out of your trip. Imagine taking a long hike and then finishing the day by skiing down a mountain. Some of the best places to hike in the state are found at Stowe, Killington, the Green Mountain National Forest.

Swimming Holes

With the warmer weather comes the chance to go to some of the state’s most well-known and highly rated swimming holes. A few are named below, so make sure to type each location in your GPS to see which ones are closest to you; this makes it very convenient for you to squeeze in some swimming time because there’s a good chance you’re already near some of the best swimming hot spots in the state.

  • Buttermilk Falls
  • Bolton Potholes
  • Timber Crib Dam
  • Warren Falls
  • Dorset Quarry
  • Bingham Falls

Are you ready to have a great time on your next trip to Vermont?