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Covered bridges, a historic farm and a village green make Woodstock a picture-perfect Vermont town.
Founded in 1871 as a model of sustainable farming, this farm and museum lets you meet farm animals and see rural Vermont life.
Woodstock has three historic covered bridges, all open to cars and walkers. Start with the red Taftsville Covered Bridge.
Hike the Faulkner Path, the most popular of Mount Tom’s trails, up the wooded mountain just northwest of downtown.
Cool off at a swimming spot in Taftsville, 3.6 miles from downtown, where a rope swing hangs near the covered bridge.
This public chalkboard on a small green in the town center carries on the tradition of announcing news and events.
Vermont’s only national park unit tells the story of conservation and land management in America, across from Billings Farm.
Shop at this family general store, in the heart of town since 1886, which has kept the spirit of old Woodstock.
Built of pink sandstone in 1883 and 1884 on the Village Green, this library reflects Woodstock’s past as a highly literate town.
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