Pick up your Heady Topper and other great craft beers. Tue-Sat 11-7.
Go for a factory tour or just have some ice cream and visit the gift store. Nice rest stop along beautiful Rt 100. A 1 hour stop is typical for motorcyclist.
Soaring more than 300 feet above the lovely streets of Old Bennington, a striking stone monument marks the site of a critical military supply depot.

The Cabot side sells every kind of cheese you can think of, plus tons of free samples throughout the whole store. Crackers, cheese, jelly’s & Jams. Plenty to eat for free when you stop buy. Plus in the same building, right next door is Lake Champlain Chocolates store. Not too many samples here, but from what Michelle says its a great place for the chocolate nut.
Southern ferry crossing of Lake Champlain. 30 minute trip one-way.

Recently rebuilt bridge that floats on the water.
Northern crossing of Lake Champlain, just a 15 minute trip.
Vintage Sunoco filling station, Car Lover’s Gift Shop, and a museum/collection of interesting collector car, trucks and vintage automotive test equipment.

In the beautiful green mountains of VT is the home of Abraham Lincoln’s only son that survived to be an adult. The guided tour really explains life in this mansion back in the early 20th century. The surrounding grounds are truly remarkable and very beautiful.
Rated #1 brewery at Beer Advocate. Wed-Sat 12-5.


Cemetery with unique and artistic granite monuments and sculptures.
During the early morning hours of July 7, 1777, British General John Burgoyne’s army met the resistance and bravery of Americans for the first time in the Battle of Hubbardton.


Killington Green Mountains Trip
Very good baked goods to satisfy the most determined sweet tooth.

OK, so this is a little quirky and certainly not for those with acrophobia. The original owner mastered a process to preserve and mount real spiderwebs onto wooden plaques. This is a small operation that has caught national attention due to it’s uniqueness. 45 minutes for this “something different stop.”


Learn the history of the Morgan horse and take a guided stable tour. At this National Historic Site, the “Home of the Morgan,” you can tour the breeding farm of this world famous horse. One hour or a little more for this stop.


