Met a great friend there after an hours travel. Although the trip to Pico adds another 20 minutes…read moreto my schedule, it was well worth it. Pico is a separate part of Killington Resort with a primarily local clientele and devoid of the road raging attitudes of some of the visitors. It has a genuinely New England vibe from the parking lot all the way to the top of the mountain. The parking lots have plenty of space. The main lodge has a New England functional vibe, a bit rough and that's how people like it. Once on the slopes, the trails tend to be very New England, with narrow trails, plenty of tight tree glades, and one high speed with the rest of the lifts being fixed quads. Sking Pico is a pleasure. It may not have the vertical of Killington, with just under 2,000 at Pico and 3,000 at Killington. But what it lacks in vertical it more than makes up in customer experience. Killington's ethos is "The Beast", loud, boisterous, gargantuan.... Pico is the exact opposite. Quiet, friendly, local, sedate. Ambassadors and Ski Patrol will assist you anywhere. The food at the cafeteria doesn't have a French name but it's wholesome, hearty, tasty. Loooooong ago, there was a move to connect Killington and Pico with cross trails to each. Massive local opposition and ecological issues put a kabash on the idea. As a result, Pico is next to Killington but it's another world in ski experience.

This place is a masterclass in neglect. The ski infrastructure is severely dilapidated, outdated,…read moreand constantly breaking down. Lifts stop, crawl, or fail outright. The lifties are nice, but they're stuck managing equipment that should've been replaced years ago. Reddit skiers have been saying the same thing for years: "lifts constantly down," "painfully slow," and "not worth the ticket price." Many warn you'll spend more time waiting than skiing. Alta has zero incentive to invest with Killington right up the road doing everything better. Calling this a "ski resort" is generous. If you value your time or money, drive by and keep going.

Location is easy to access. The campground is spotless. The owners are hard workers! Picked up…read morefresh cut steaks at Floyd's Store and they did not disappoint!

" A very well maintained Lake Champagne Resort at the top of a mountain with spectacular…read morepanoramic views . We visited at the end of the season but felt invited by the welcoming office staff. The 'camping knolls' called campsites all along the green grass hillside are not traditional to your average campground but welcomed. Take an adventure away from the hustle & bustle next season on #NHPIAT's #1 rated campground of 2020." Pulling It All Together hauls RV's throughout New England. Out of all the ones we've seen, this is #1. We will be back for camping with our family for sure.

In September 2025 we did a 8 day boat tour of various Croatian island starting in Split and ending…read morein Dubrovnik . The team lead and local guides was wonderful, professional and informative of local "tidbits". From food, drinks and history, each island held its own fascinating identity. We used electric bikes which helped us climb through the islands topography. The accommodation and food on the boat to transport from island to island was great. In fact we were able to swim on a couple stops from the boat in the Adriatic Sea.

Went on the Cotswolds & Stonehenge Bike Tour. I recommend it highly…read more You will be taken care of by well traveled, experienced and knowledgeable leaders. The sights are historic and beautiful. The food is exceptional and plentiful. Riding a bike through this country is worth every pedal stroke.

Easy beautiful 2 mile hike from lot off Lake Dunmore road. The lake is frozen but I did not go out…read morefar to make the snowman.

Mixed feeling. This is not a general car campground. It is…read more0.6 mile hike in from parking lot. So you need to carry stuff via trail. I thought this prevent from loud music. But not. We heard loud music and fireworks in the middle of night. Other than that, it was very nice to camp along the lake. Scenic and nice.

We just came back from this fabulous inn to inn bike tour in VT. We were very happy with the…read moreaccommodations, meals, and the bike itineraries that Seth had set up for us and our friends on this trip. Seth set up a day by day itinerary, as well as the bike directions were clearly mapped out on the app. Seth was also very accommodating given a trip delay we experienced. All throughout our planning process, he answered questions readily and was very helpful. Would definitely recommend Inn to Inn to anyone wanting to visit Vermont!

Seth's long experience and client focus are obvious and tremendously helpful. He worked tirelessly…read moreto plan a fantastic sibling reunion trip across several inns, including working with each inn owner to accommodate some unusual requirements we had. Seth's the bethst (sorry)!

So amazing! Clean bathrooms, caring and kind staff and overall amazing stay. Owners went out of…read moretheir way to make sure I had a good stay! Would not only come back myself but would recommend to anyone going through!

A very well-maintained cozy campground in beautiful Vermont. On the plus side, the sites are wooded…read morewith a good amount of shade, quiet and private. The rest rooms and showers are clean and easily accessible, however, the motion lights are only on for a couple of minutes, so you have to move around if you want the lights to stay on. Also, kinda weird, but one of the showers in the men's room is coin-operated, but not the other shower. Come to find out the coin thing doesn't work, but you wouldn't know that because there's no sign to say so. It was fine, though, because the other shower was working with no problems. The pool is EXCELLENT and well-maintained. You can see that the owner takes great care of the pool, and given that the weather was quite hot and humid, the pool was a godsend! On the minus side, the office was always locked when I went there. You can call the owner's number, but that gets to be a pain. They mention a camp store, but I suppose that's in the office, which, of course, was locked. I just went into Brandon to buy what I needed which is only three miles from the campground. The owner charges for each bag of trash which he says is one of his biggest expenses, but I don't know why he just doesn't simply bake in the cost of trash in his rate to camp there. The biggest pain was the dumping station. For whatever reason, the dumping station is roped off with posts in the way so I couldn't drive my camper close to dump my black and grey water. I didn't have a long enough hose to reach, so what I had to do is use my black/grey water portable tank to dump from the camper and then dump in the dumping station. This delayed our departure by a good 45 minutes to an hour. All in all, though, I would recommend Country View Campground.

This is a pretty, quiet, and spacious campground. Each…read morecampground has a lot of space to set up multiple tents (however, most people had only 1, we had 2). There is a picnic table set and a fire pit. Fire pit is double ring with tall wall. I had never seen that high quality pit. For example, the grill handle doesn't get hot even with big fire. So after cooking I was able to put it outside easily. Camp host is super friendly and he explained where the trail is and where the great view point was (which is not the summit, can't tell from the map). The camp host even gave us some salt for our cooking! (We forgot to bring it).

One word: rustic. This campground is super remote and is located in the northeast corridor of the…read moreGreen Mountain National Forest. The place provides a quiet, deep woods experience but still has some features that less rugged people might appreciate such as water pumps and toilets. The national forest folks really do a nice job at keeping this place clean and "as nature intended." All of the campsite clearings appear to have been done with care and have a low impact on the natural surroundings. The location of Moosalamoo Campground provides excellent hiking opportunities down to the AT or over to Lake Champlain if you're feeling ambitious. We showed up on a Friday afternoon and were impressed by how deep into the woods this campground was. It's located well outside of any major town and required a few miles of travel down a dirt road. You'll know you're getting close when you see the bear crossing signs. There are 19 sites on the campground and I think only 3 of the 19 were occupied all weekend so it was very quiet. This is a place that I would definitely consider coming back to. If you're ever here make sure you check out campsite 12! It's located much further out into the woods than the other sites so you can run around naked and nobody will see you!

We actually got bikes from WW's new Quechee location, and it was a blast! First time on an e-bike…read moreand Wylie was super helpful ! We enjoyed a few hours of biking thru fields, by ponds/lakes - gorgeous terrain. Some backroads (and main streets) in Quechee; also made it to Sugarbush Farm for some cheese tasting! This would be an amazing Fall ride. Enough challenges to make it a bit of a workout too. We'll be back! (thx Wylie!)

The family (young teens to adult) enjoyed e-biking the backroads so much thanks to Woodstock…read moreWheels. Luke and Wylie were incredibly flexible and helpful. Highly recommended!