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    Foresta Lumina

    3.8 (12 reviews)

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    Foresta Lumina - July 2016
    Cindy D.

    One word: Beautiful! We went to the 10:30 PM representation which was a bit crowded (probably due to the fact that the sun goes down late in summer), however, it hasn't altered the quality of the show... Everything was magical, I strongly recommend if you're in the area :)

    Jiro K.

    Lovely lights display (care of Moment Factory) in Coaticook, QC. Worthwhile visit for families w kids. Story told throughout lights display is a bit weak and I would have liked more video projections - but still fun and impressive. May be best to go on weekday or later in evening to avoid crowds.

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    Beautiful! Breath takin! I loved my experience was so magical and relaxing!

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    Hometown Tours & Rides

    Hometown Tours & Rides

    4.0(19 reviews)
    112.0 km

    Thru won't talk to you on the phone abs tell you that you need to text them the info for a pick up…read moreand then they made me feel like it was inconvenient to pick me up. Like, isn't that your job?

    Unethical pricing and lack of transparency…read more I had contacted Neil's Wheels for a ride to the airport and was told he would connect me to a driver who would give me a private ride to the airport for $110. (I explicitly asked if there would be a discount if I shared with another person as I was riding solo.) Joy quoted me $110 for a 1 person ride. A few minutes before picking me up, she told me the ride would be shared. I asked if there would be a discount given that I was told by Neil who connected us that my ride would be private. Joy then attempted to gaslight me into saying she gave me a below market price by charging me $110 for one seat in a shared ride. That made zero sense bc my ride to Stowe was $120 for a private ride and other companies had quoted me $110 for a private ride. I then had to spend my remaining vacation time picking up other people and listening to Joy chitchat with the other riders for the entirety of what I thought would be a quiet private ride. The ethical price per person for a shared ride would be $60-70 as is done in cabs to EWR in NYC that are $125 for a private ride. Really disappointed that Stowe businesses would try to scam tourists like this. Furthermore, during the ride, a woman called asking if Joy had a car for her mom as the woman had confirmed via text. I saw on the screen that the woman actually had texted Joy back and Joy failed to follow up. Joy hung up on the woman.

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    Hometown Tours & Rides - May see our signs around town & @ Farmers Market

    May see our signs around town & @ Farmers Market

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    Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel - Kimchi giving hugs

    Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel

    4.7(48 reviews)
    90.9 km

    Our visit to Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel was one of the biggest highlights of our family trip to New…read moreHampshire. My husband found it while looking for something unique to do, and what I expected to be a fun winter activity turned into an unforgettable experience. From the moment we arrived, we could tell this wasn't just a business -- it's a passion. We loved interacting with both the puppies and the seasoned sled dogs who quite literally do much of the heavy lifting. During our sled ride through the White Mountains forest, we enjoyed the sights and learning. The dogs are treated like family, and are happy, affectionate, and genuinely excited to run. One of the most meaningful parts was talking with the mushers and learning how they came to Muddy Paw and how the dogs begin training. We also learned that when the dogs retire around 8-10 years old, many are adopted by families who've taken the tour. I'd be lying if I said my husband, kids, and I don't already have a list of dogs we hope to adopt someday -- we've even reached out to express interest! This is more than an excursion -- it's an experience filled with heart, care, and joy. I can't recommend it enough.

    We had such a fun time during our 5 mile cart ride with the dogs! During our visit, we learned…read moreabout their rescue and got to meet a bunch of the dogs (there's over 80 dogs!). Each one is so excited to meet you and super friendly. We did a 4PM ride which took us into the dark but they had headlamps for us to use when we returned and nice hot drinks. I would definitely come back simply to spend more time with the dogs! It was a cool experience and even better that we got to have some snow on the ground while doing so.

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    Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel - Taking a break, waiting for another group. The dogs get antsy!

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    Taking a break, waiting for another group. The dogs get antsy!

    Foresta Lumina - tours - Updated May 2026

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