SIGHTSEEING
Rich in history and beauty, Vermont has something of interest for everyone. Explore one or all of the charming New England towns around Ascutney Mountain Resort. You’ll be amazed by all the activities, attractions, history and beauty offered by these quant towns.
Covered Bridges
Scattered throughout the valleys of Vermont, covered bridges are among the most scenic and memorable attractions that can be found anywhere. In the Upper Valley area surrounding Ascutney Mountain Resort, over 30 covered bridges can be found, including the longest in the United States, located in Windsor, Vermont.
Quechee, VT
Quechee, is probably best known for three things – The Quechee Gorge, The Hot Air Balloon Festival and the Simon Pearce Glassblowing Company that calls Quechee home. It’s important to note that the town and the gorge are several miles apart, and that each offers a completely different experience.
The Gorge: Vermont's "Little Grand Canyon." Formed during thousands of years of erosive action by the Ottauquechee River, which rests 165 feet below. It is one of the outstanding natural spectacles of the state. Beautiful views, hiking, waterfalls, campgrounds, and a state park.
Woodstock, VT
Woodstock, Vermont provides a wealth of shops galleries and eateries for every taste, plus the charm of a quaint New England village. Woodstock is just 15 minutes north of Ascutney Mountain Resort. With its New England village green and artistic storefront shops, Woodstock offers guests a day of walking or strolling through the village, shopping and dining.
Hanover, NH
Hanover, New Hampshire is a quintessential New England college town. An afternoon in Hanover with a walk through the Dartmouth College campus provides an equal amount of New England charm and upscale dining and shopping. Just 30 minutes north on I-91, Hanover is an easy drive from the resort.
For directions or more information, contact Ascutney's Activities Director at 802-484-7711 ext.3041 or by email.
