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Skiing, mountain gondolas, fall color and farm-fresh Vermont charm come together in the Green Mountains.
Ski the largest ski area in the eastern U.S., with 90 miles of terrain and 22 lifts. There are slopes for every level and private lessons for beginners.
Ride 1.5 miles to the summit of Killington Mountain for views over the valley. A round-trip ticket spares you the hike back down.
At 4,241 feet, this is Vermont’s second-tallest peak. Take the gondola up or hike the Long Trail, then enjoy panoramic views from the summit lodge.
Hike a forested trail to the 3,957-foot summit, the northernmost peak in the Coolidge Range. Pico is also known for skiing and snowboarding.
A Geoffrey Cornish design set at 2,000 feet with iconic mountain views. The 6,186-yard, par-72 course is open to the public.
In nearby Woodstock, tour the renovated 1890 farmhouse, meet the farm animals and taste Vermont-made ice cream at the dairy bar.
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