Things To Do

Long Trail Brewing Company

Great rotating selection of local beer (including lots of stuff for take-home purchase) and good food to go with.

Billings Farm & Museum

Billings Farm & Museum includes the livestock barns that house the farm’s dairy herd, draft horses, sheep, and oxen, plus extensive farm life exhibits, the fully-restored and furnished 1890 Farm House, and a variety of activities and programs for every age.

Mount Tom

Mild to moderate hikes; from the overlook you can enjoy panoramic views of Woodstock and the surrounding hills.

Quechee Gorge

Vermont's "Little Grand Canyon"

Simon Pearce Glassblowing

This glass blowing factory offers free viewing of the workshop area (and if you're nice, they'll invite you on to the floor and show you how it's done!) The pieces are expensive, but if you want to buy a keepsake there is a cheaper option. We recommend the apprentice glasses- they are handmade and very imperfect, but they show the level of skill needed to be a master glassblower and will be a one of a kind! There is also a restaurant that overlooks the river, complete with a small waterfall.

Woodstock

This page has a great listing of activities, events, and restaurants. From the Old Time Fair to Sugarbush Farm, cute little downtown shops, and hiking trails, you'll get some good recommendations here.

Worthy Kitchen

Great dinner spot with awesome food, locally sourced, and some really interesting beers. We had a truffle beer, it was great.

Eat Woodstock

Looks like a diner, right next to sleep woodstock, we didn't go there, but sounds good.

Mon Vert Cafe

Melaza Bistro

Great food and drinks, we had dinner here on a visit, Puerto Rican inspired cuisine.