I found this hike thanks to Yelp! What an amazing place!…read more ****you will get a ticket if you park at the bottom of the hill!*** I went ahead and drove up and parked at the trail head, and was fine, the two cars parked at the bottom of the hill got tickets. The trailhead has a nice picture of the trails. I only did the pond loop, which is absolutely gorgeous! Dog friendly!

Pond Loop trail on the Equinox property was not quite what I expected but enjoyable nonetheless. I…read moreended up walking from the Equinox resort to this loop trail and back and the overall round trip took me less than one hour with a decent pace. Seeing the trail map, I expected to be walking the perimeter of the pond at water's edge the entire time, but this was not the case. The majority of the trail does not have a view of the water. Only at the very end, if walking counter-clockwise, is there a small section where the pond pavilion is located, can you walk up to the water. Also take note, there isn't any public parking for this trail so I would recommend coming on foot or even biking up to the entrance. Overall, a pleasant nature walk, though it's more woodland trail than waterside promenade.

This was a fabulous trail. Peak was 3815. Sadly, we went on a snowy day so there wasn't much to see…read morein the overview. Looking at other posts it would've been great if it was clear. This hike is a steady incline. Trails are decent, but it's not well marked on trees as some trails are. There was a clear path from other hikers so easy to follow.

Looking for a relatively easy hike to one of Southern Vermont's waterfalls? The hike to Lye Brook…read moreFalls in Manchester, Vermont is a moderate 4.6-mile woodland walk that is easy enough for families with outdoor-loving kids. This hike is perfect for summer because the trail is shaded the whole time, The heavily wooded Lye Brook Falls Trail runs for 2 miles through the Lye Brook Wilderness of the Green Mountain National Forest near Manchester. The blue-blazed hiking trail follows the bed of a former logging railroad up a gradual slope paralleling Lye Brook. Near the southern end of the trail, a spur will take you to the cascading 125-foot Lye Brook Falls, one of Vermont's highest. Parking is available at the northern end of the trail at the end of Lye Brook Access Road. The trailhead is located to the east of the parking lot. The waterfall itself is calming and tall.

Manchester is such a beautiful place. An early morning walk here was what the soul was craving. So…read moremuch history in this area. You always learn something new.

Nice small town shops and good restaurants. 45 miles from Boston with good food and drinksread more

A very nice town green with some walkable paths along the river and a few monuments recognizing war…read moreveterans and first responders. They have a few spots to be able to take scenic pictures alongside a small waterfall. Also they have a gazebo with several Christmas trees. We enjoyed this spot after walking to the various shops in town.

This is a lovely small park to walk by the brook. Take a break from shopping and enjoy the war…read morememorial and the sound of the stream.

Fun experience - easy check in, then a fun ride down the Battenkill. Tubes were waiting for us by…read morethe river after being dropped off. Short walk back to our car.

The owner Kristen had terrible communication skills. We went down to get tubes and a few of us…read moregrabbed rafts. When we arrived at the 4th bridge, our stopping point, she made us pay extra for the rafts. Mind you she never explained to us that the rafts were extra. Plus when we tried to tell her she never explained that the rafts were extra, she said "Well I said to get tubes not rafts." I recommend finding another place to go. Other than that it was a great experience and the river was beautiful

A great trip for anyone of any experience level in the outdoors! Me and my boyfriend chose the…read moreupper winding river and it was great! John is very accommodating, helpful, and has great energy on the trips. He even brought his dog which was a great surprise! One thing I would say to make sure of is that you check with John first to see how much the trip will cost, other than that we had an amazing experience!

Wonderful 4 days hiking and kayaking! The trails and…read morewaterways are gorgeous, food delicious, accommodations rustic and comfy. ATA is professionally run and takes care of everything--all you have to do is show up! Friendly and competent guides are icing on the cake!

"Hi there! I'm Gwen Parker, owner of Momma Marie's Doggie Treats. You can find me at the Dorset…read moreFarmers Market on Sundays, and I'm excited to introduce my homemade dog treats to you all! As a dog lover and frequent park visitor, I know how important it is to give your furry friends the best. My treats are made with love and care, using only the good stuff. If you've seen me at the park, you know I'm passionate about giving dogs the treats they deserve. Check out my online store: https://momma-marie-doggie-treats.square.site I'd love for you to try my treats and share them with your pup-loving friends!"

Nice dog park, well maintained with secure fencing and plenty of poop bags for the dogs and garbage…read morecans. Only downside is the small dog area is very small, about a quarter of the size of a large dog area, so hard for energetic corgis to get their energy out because there's not a lot of room to run.

This was an amazing paddle down the Battenkill River. We paddled 7 miles From Arlington Vermont to…read morethe New York border. Josh was an amazing host! He provided us with the canoe and all the accessories you could possibly need. He was very reliable, responsive, informative, and easy to work with. We would definitely do this again the next time we're up in this area. Well worth the money.

We went canoeing on the Battenkill this past weekend and it was wonderful! Josh was…read moregreat...friendly, informative, and easy to do business with. He arrived on time at the meeting place and was waiting for us when we were done. He provided everything we needed from life vests to dry box and bag. We will definitely go again and highly recommend Vermont River Runners!