We found this place by chance because my wife wanted to swing with her new clubs but we were not…read moreready to pay full price for golf in Killington on this trip. So it's off the beaten path about 15 minute drive from Killington. The place is well kept and maintained and for 75 balls at $7.00, a great price. The place is a little hard to find because apparently the owner runs an Oil & fuel business, and the driving range is behind the business on the right hand side. Once you spot the PGA sigh just pull in where the oil trucks are and you are there. The driving range is well maintained, places to hold your clubs. They really don't have any formal hours because payment for your bucket of balls is on the honor system, so you go in sign they're sales journal and drop your cash into a locked mailbox. It's as simple as it gets but bring either a $5 or $7 depending on how many balls you want to hit. My only complaint or really suggestion would be for him to add different yard markers and perhaps a Flag and green type area so you could truly measure you drives and distance. Otherwise it works and I would come back.

The tee ground could use a good mowing, but I'm always in the rough anyway. Great value for your…read more$7. The balls are all in good shape as well. Very few decrepit or cut balls.

Had a grilled hot dog for $5! Very good! Service was nice…read more Putt putt was going strong with kids and families. I did not play as I was alone and just wanted a good hot dog. Beautiful day outside.

It has a lot going for it. Good ice cream and food selection, food has been consistently above…read moreaverage, and usually pretty fast service. Nice covered benches in the back. Mini golf is fun too, although the water features seem to attract bugs. Worth a visit!

This rating is solely on the food. It is VERY good! The wings are different in an amazing way! The…read morebone-in and boneless are both super good. We tried garlic parmesan as well as the buffalo. Will definitely get these again. We also ordered a sampler with fries, mozzarella sticks and fried pickles. All were really good and home made. The batter they use is really unique. I have been here for golf jn the past and hd a good time. I intend on returning again with some friends for food and golf. It was recommended to make a reservation to golf a few days in advance.

This is one of the best and most enjoyable places around! Highly recommend stopping by for some…read moregolf but also have some drinks and food!! They've got it all and the atmosphere is great!

We were a group of four on a summer weekday. Mini Golf holes ranged from easy, to somewhat…read morechallenging. We were there on a Trivia Day, so every hole had a trivia question... (questions curated by a teacher so they were thoughtful and moderately difficult). Pricing moderate, and if you are the winning team on trivia, you win your choice of a beverage at the end of the course. Definitely a fun thing to do!!! Cannot wait to go back this summer!!

We had a great time. It was kinda challenging and kinda plain. The mini golf courses weren't well…read moremaintained but we still managed to have a good time. It was a diamond in the rough.

The negative comments had almost nothing to do with bowling. I have found Bowlarama to have really…read moregood well maintained alleys. The service provided to bowlers is exceptional. There are numerous bowling leagues, but the walk in customers are treated as if they were regulars. I found the complaint from the " league bowlers at home" to be hilarious. Anybody who actually bowls knows that going to a new alley, with different oil patterns, using a house ball and different shoes is way more than likely to be way off their normal throw.

My wife and I are league bowlers at homes so thought we would throw a few strings while on…read morevacation. Mistake. We didn't expect to hit our normal averages because we didn't have our personal balls or shoes. But how bad could we do? I was down over 70 pins per string. Well, since the balls all have exceptionally small holes, expect 16 lbs or more, I had to go up 4 lbs from my usual to find anything I could even use. And I feel the ball was off some how as my shots all seemed to curve to the right, like it or not. Scoring system was adequate but seems a bit antiquated. Would not recommend and will not return. $35 for worn shoes (my wife's were especially bad and they had none better when asked) and wonky balls that were too heavy unless you're a kid.

June 7 2025: The wooden bridge to the quick hike is closed due to storm damage. If it is open, it…read morewill lead you to see the fall closer. It is still beautiful from the highway view. Definitely stop by and take a photo.

This is what I would call nature for novices! Moss Glen Falls is a beautiful waterfall that is…read morelocated right off the scenic Route 100. Make sure to pay careful attention to your GPS - because you may just pass it as you drive by. There is a small shoulder where cars can park, but it isn't a super obvious stop so once GPS has alerted you that you have arrived, you really have! No worries if you pass it (like we did) you can turn around a little ways ahead and be on your way to some beautiful photo ops. There is a pretty short bridge that leads you from the street to the falls - less than 5 min max. Once you get to the falls, they are so so beautiful. This is a really quick and easy stop if you are in the area.

What skiing and boarding used to be...., before hedge funds and satanic corporations bent on…read moreextracting every penny from the public went on acquiring the vast majority of ski areas. Middlebury still has the mojo. It still has the customer service. It still has the small town ambiance. Still a place where kids can get dropped off by mom and dad to have fun. We came here through Indy Pass, the multi-resort pass that honors and supports independent ski areas. What a joy We got here and it was evident we were going to have a great time. No crowds. The customer service people were just super. A couple of skiers gave us points on where to go. The place has glades galore. A couple of the best runs can be pushers and so is the top transition between the two mountain side terrains. Other than one or the main runs used for racing and therefore groomed accordingly from top to bottom, some of the rest were groomed but still leaving plenty of room for ungroomed runs and natural skiing. We got there at 9:30 and had freshies and powder to suit us. Their cafeteria is small but plenty for the place. Truly a congenial and old school ski area. May it multiply to bring the best experience to every skier and rider.

Wowwww. I loved this lil mountain. One of the last remaining holdouts that hasn't been usurped by…read moreevil-company-that-shall-not-be-named, & you can literally feel it in the air when you get there. The vibes are so good. I can't even remember the last time I got a hand-written lift ticket - I laughed out loud when I got mine! It was only $55 for a half day which was 1 PM to 4 PM. That would be like one bazillion dollars if it was run by evil-company-that-shall-not-be-named. A pass for an ENTIRE day (9 AM to 9 PM) is $75 on non-peak days & $85 on peak days. That would be like fifteen bazillion dollars if it was run by evil-company-that-shall-not-be-named. I went to Middlebury Snowbowl with two friends, both of whom needed to rent gear. The attendants in the rental shop were super friendly & fun to converse with, & my friends were both geared up (snowboard & skis respectively) for a sensible $50, helmet included. It was time for me to put my teaching chops to the test, so we tackled the bunny hill first. It was equipped with a magic carpet thingamajig & had the perfect amount of slope for beginners - Not too flat so that you have to scootch uncomfortably to get any speed, & not too steep that it's intimidating for a newbie. We made excellent progress! My BFF/student was ready to tackle the chairlift, so that's where we went next. We asked the liftie if he could slow the lift down, since it was my friend's very first time riding a chairlift - & on a snowboard, which is even scarier! He gave us an evil grin, reminding me of Scar from the Lion King, & I swear he SPED the chairlift up. No matter. We made it work. So we took the Sheehan Chair up & the Lang Trail down. The best conditions I've ever seen? Absolutely not. Still very much enjoyable? Absolutely. After our tired & very accomplished newbie retired to the lodge, my skier friend & I explored the other side of the mountain using the Worth Mtn. Chair. Not as good! Many ice patches! Many flat spots! I even had to unstrap & basically ice skate across a flat sheet of frozen terrain at one point. We went back to the original side of the mountain & ran Lang & Kelton a few times to cleanse our palettes. We retired just before 4 PM, feeling incredibly satisfied & like our money was well spent. The whole experience honestly made me a bit emotional. Bear with me here. For me & so many other people, snowboarding has become almost inaccessible. I started at Yawgoo Valley (shout out Yawgoons) in 2011 on borrowed gear & a dream. For years after, I just made it work. I slept on couches, took 5 AM busses, saved up my paychecks to buy season passes, waited in line for Burton warehouse sales, rocked FLOW BINDINGS (ew) until they snapped, & generally just lived the snowboard bum lifestyle. I snowboarded, like really snowboarded, all the time. That's basically impossible now. It's not ONLY the fault of evil-company-that-shall-not-be-named, it's also the fault of the commodification of the entire industry, with a generous sprinkle of isms. That's why the SPARK is gone. That's why it costs more & not only do you GET less, you FEEL less. When an industry defined by "bum culture" is now financially, logistically, & socially impossible for bums to partake, what happens? It becomes a ghost of what it once was. If you've made it this far in my review/rant/diary entry, I commend you. Thanks for coming along for the ride. Shoutout Middlebury Snowbowl, I will definitely be coming back.

We had a great time with Keith on Lake Dunmore. We had a blast catching lots of pike, smallmouth…read morebass, and largemouth bass. Keith knows his stuff and works hard. We will definitely go with him again.

Thanks for a great day on lake Morey. Keith put us on the fish, clued us in on how to catch them…read morewith topwater lures and plastics then he let us do the rest. Even when the wind kicked up, he was able to take us to a calm cove where we kept catching them.