Rating 4.7 Came to…read morevisit for a short walk to the thundering brook falls. It's located in killington VT. Once we arrive we parked on the aide of street as designated parking is very small. The area is connected to other hiking trails as well but the fall trail is just 0.5 mile. The trail itself is maintained well and has solid wooden path and some gravel along the last part of the trail. We changed into hiking shoes but was probably not necessary. There are lots of flowers along the way and as we get close to the fall we go into area with lots of shade, trees and moss/rocks. The fall itself is very pretty and the water runs down to the river at the bottom. It took us about 20min roundtrip. It's a nice and easy walk that are kids and dog friendly and provide pretty view. A must stop for all visitors coming to Vermont.

Easy walk to the falls with kids and adults on a walkway surrounded by wildflowers. Tougher but…read moremanageable hike to the top if you want to go for it! We saw a couple who took lunch and sat on a rock right next to the falls - fabulous idea for next time!

We stopped by to ride the mountain roller coaster…read more It was fun. Was it $37 fun? No. More gouging I'm afraid. It's much cheaper if you ride on Mondays & Thursdays

This is considered as one of the top skiing places in the East Coast. The level of difficulty is…read morehard and steep. It has a considerable amount of double and single black diamonds. The only lacking is the amount of glades, it has few amount of glades. However, with the high challenge level that this place offers, they are good enough to keep you entertained. Definitely worth coming to this place for a superb skiing/snowboarding experience. As its name says: Killington - worth for the killing! Lol

The Blueberry Hill Inn is a fabulous place to stay. My niece booked this place for the weekend for…read moreher wedding. The views were breathtaking. It was a very peaceful place to be. Sheri and the staff were amazing!! The food that was prepared for us during the weekend was delicious. The rooms we're comfortable and clean. I would HIGHLY recommend staying here.

Wow, there is so much I love here. We have stayed here multiple times. It is set in the middle of a…read moretrail network to hiking and cross-country skiing. The hiking options are great, short or long. The people are the biggest thing we love. They are friendly and helpful, and treat you like friends from the moment you arrive. You feel you are home here. The Inn has served as an Inn for decades, and Tony helped expand on repair of it in his soon to be 50 yrs time living here. We love the indoor courtyard filled with plants like a greenhouse even during the winter. It is one of the best places I have ever been.

Inexpensive tube rental in Vermont for fun! So nice I tried them twice! Once the river levels were…read morehigh, and once they were low. I recommend waiting until river levels are high! The shuttle to the start is handy so that you are at your car at the end!

This was a fun day for the family. Water conditions can be low and we did have to walk at a few…read morespots but when you call they are very straight forward about the river conditions. Even with the low water level there were still some swimming holes along the way. I would say water shoes of some sort are a must for this. Also we grabbed some large sticks at the beginning which helped us push off rocks and away from some of the shallow sections. Was very beautiful and relatively inexpensive for a day of fun. It took us about 3.5 hours and we didn't stop. But there are definitely spots along the river to stop and eat a packed lunch if you bring one.

Love this place. Have been going for 3 years now. Multiple times a year. Super convenient, just 2…read moremins from the launch point. He makes it very easy to return the kayaks too. This is my number one option to rent kayaks at chittenden.

Stumbled onto this place by accident, on a visit to the breathtaking waters of the Chittenden…read morereservoir. These folks could not have been more accommodating. The prices were reasonable, and you can't get closer to the reservoir without jumping in. The kayaks were clean and in good condition, not the fanciest, but more than adequate for a daylong paddle. Best of all was the reservoir itself, surrounded by mountains, massive and gorgeous. You owe it to yourself to kayak here, and if you do, you can't do better than Reservoir Dawgs.

Five of us went on the ATV one-hour tour, with four of us on two doubles and one riding with the…read moreguide. Everyone was super friendly and patient. We got to the top, stopped for pictures and our tour guide was a true photographer, catching us all jumping on the second try! We switched drivers with the two doubles on the way down so everyone gets to drive, and once we got back down, the guide brought us to the ground across and let us go high speed for three laps!!!! Great experience, lots of fun and definitely a highlight of our trip! After mid October, they get the grounds ready for snowmobile.

We went 9/5/2021 - amazing add onto the trip . Definitely want to do snowmobiling with this company…read more. Very knowledgeable and communicated the risk and fun clearly. My bf drove - he said the tour guide was good. He would highly recommend. Thanks for the memories

3/27/10 From Middlebury, travel south on Route 7 to where it…read moreintersects with Route 125. Travel east on Route 125 for 5.8 miles. The parking area is on the right. we finally found it, started walking and just a few minutes in found out the trail is closed! and has been closed since aug 2008 when there was a huge flood. still hasn't been repaired. we tried to go past the fence where it was closed off but had to stop because there was water and a bridge and the bridge did not look safe to cross. too bad! I love Robert Frost and was looking forward to reading excerpts while walking.

If you like Robert Frost poetry, and prefer a simple walk in the woods instead of a hike, you'll…read morelove the Robert Frost Trail. The wide, easy to walk trail has Robert Frost poems to read along the way. Part of the trail is handicap accessible. This is a great trail for little kids too.

We've played a tournament here for over 15 years and they still can't figure out how to get a cart…read moregirl on the course to serve us. Horrible...VT state laws prohibit us from BYOB....fine but you better have a cart girl on the front and back when you have 90+ guys on a golf course. Worst service ever. I guess they don't want to make money!?!? Don't get me wrong, it's a good course, but not for that kind of money that you pay to play and no cart girl. Wouldn't recommend this golf course.

I got to play here a couple days ago on vacation and absolutely loved the course, especially with…read morethe scenery and the fall foliage all around. The course was in pristine condition and the greens here are tough, but phenomenal. I had a late afternoon tee time on a weekday and they were very kind and let my wife and 9 month old son go along for the round. We weren't even charged rider fees. We basically had the course to ourselves and I was able to finish the round in right around 3 hours. I would definitely come back here to play again!