My family and I decided to come here. I didnt realize in how much they really did expand this place…read morewith the trails and everything. If I knew in advanced I would had wore non slip boots vs sneakers a lot of the trails were very step and a bit wet. I would suggest wearing proper attire. Overall it was a great time & you will definitely get in a workout .

We went here on a whim while visiting Schroon Lake. What a nice surprise! We had a great time…read moreexploring and hiking through the bridges and caves. I think there's potential to expand the trails but we had a great time. Overall about 1.5-2 hrs to take your time and explore all the trails

Had such a great time driving around and learning about Vermont! George is a perfect tour guide…read morewith tons to share, the cars are fun and the scenery is beautiful. I'd love to come back.

Wonderful 4 hour tour including lunch. A couple of nice stops for pictures. It was a gift from my…read morekids. A great memory.

This is a great farm to visit with great view, activities, and products. It's amazing that they…read morehave free samples and no entrance fee

We enjoyed our experience here yesterday. A good size parking lot, incredibly friendly staff…read more There's some animals on the farm, a short maple hike, getting to see where the maple syrup is actually made, and sampling cheese and syrup as well. We got to learn a lot about the history and the way the farm operates. Nice size gift shop as well! We liked our visit!

Awesome! This was a surprise for my 30th Birthday that my husband planned and it was an amazing…read moreexperience. The day of, we were concerned it was going to be cancelled due to the snow but we called and double checked with Rob and we were still on!! We arrived at the location at Little River State Park and it was beautiful. We got to meet the sled team of ten dogs and pet and play with them as Rob hooked them up to the sled. Rob is very knowledgable on the sport of dog sledding, their breed and Vermont in general and ended up acting as a bit of a tour guide for us as well! Rob stopped plenty of times to allow is to take photos and video of each other on the sled which only served to heighten the experience. Word of caution! Dress for warmth not fashion. We had multiple layers, hats, face masks and goggles so we could take advantage of the entire time. Otherwise, you might find that you have to cut your time short to go warm up in the car. Dressing appropriately is on you in order to capitalize on your time with these beautiful animals.

My Dad and I had a great time at Little River State Park. The dogs were well trained and the…read moreexcursion was super fun.

Lovely place to sit outside and enjoy a glass of wine in a Vermont picturesque setting, with…read moregorgeous sunsets. Especially nice when they have live music and a couple of food trucks! he only criticism I have is that their charcuterie board is unimpressive and overpriced. If you want snacks, I suggest bringing a picnic basket from home.

Really nice folks. Bought some good wine (their ice wine named Eden, is REALLY good). Easy parking…read morelot to maneuver for our overnight RV stay. Slightly busy road near by, if you're sensitive. Was fine for us.

Our bike ride was GREAT! It was a drizzley day, but with the beautiful autumn leaves it was very…read moreenjoyable! The ride was about two hours, you take a 15 minute break at the halfway/ turnaround point. The second half of the ride is slightly down hill so it goes quicker.

Had a fantastic time at Revolution Rail with a group of other people from a conference being held…read morein nearby Lake Placid. The ride on the rails from North Creek was beautiful. All of the staff was helpful and friendly...especially our bus driver and the 3 guys working on the rails and accompanying us during our ride. We learned the history of the area and how this rail trail came to be. The guide who gave us the history info was super personable and knew so much great history! Loved riding through the forest and seeing streams, small waterfalls and crossing the trestle bridge over the Hudson River was spectacular. It was nice that there were ponchos and umbrellas given to us for our ride and that the guides took our photos for us. It was a great excursion in a spectacular setting. I would highly recommend a rail bike ride at Revolution Rail in the Adirondacks!

Just taking this train alone would be fun, especially through the beauty of Vermonts farms, hills,…read moreand Lake Champlain. Add to it a festive atmosphere, a great meal and drink, nice service and just a bunch of jolly souls: you can't go wrong. Food was very good, top to bottom. I highly recommend this unique dining experience.

The food quality and flavor was very good, from shrimp cocktail to dessert. The mocktail was…read moreexcellent. Very friendly and attentive staff. Four people at a table is a bit "cozy"; we're glad we opted for just the two of us. Note: the end of the season can be cool and drafty. Dress in layers. It was a very pleasant experience.

GORGEOUS. I can't believe there aren't that more reviews!…read more Atop a beautiful hill- great view of sailboats on the water, along with benches/ Hackey sack/ and plenty of seating! We had a semi-dry, sweet wine tasting! Our assessments: 1. Maple - our favorite! I personally couldn't taste the maple as much but undeniably sweet, but not very that it's overwhelming 2. Brianna - smooth, not too rich, a close runner up to the Maple 3. Highlands Blush - taste like strawberry! Delicious! 4. Arctic Fox - cool and smooth. Wasn't a favorite among the group, but personally I wanted a bottle. 5. Riesling - still delicious, but no surprises here - expected 6. Aromella - very fruity! Looked like a family was running this place. The older lady who served us was so friendly and explained how they make their own maple syrup too! We bought a bunch and can't wait to try.

Great spot! Truly amazing views. Really fun place to enjoy some local wine. Food truck came late…read moreafternoon as well! We'll be back!

Had a fascinating tour here this autumn! This is the largest deep-hole quarry in the world!! It's…read morearound 600 feet deep and half filled with a beautiful turquoise pool of water that contrasts so perfectly against the varying shades of the cool, gray granite! You can only see the magnificence of the massive quarry on a guided tour but it's very reasonably priced at $6.50 per person. You pay and meet at the visitor center and then your guide will take you up. Their website mentions that they shuttle you - but actually you follow the guide up in your own car. You do have to drive up a gravel road but it is a slow drive uphill and is well maintained - we had zero issues. They run several tours a day but it's seasonal - looks like they start running tours around June. I visited in early October. I highly recommend the tour - our guide was engaging, fun, and soooo full of fascinating facts about the quarry! It was established in the Victorian Era (1885) and was mostly worked by the Scottish!! How random, right?? Apparently the Scots were expert granite harvesters! There's so much more fun info - no more spoilers from me! So the tour is fun but the star of the show is the view up at the top - I mean, the quarry itself is quite a sight - but you also have gorgeous views of the Vermont hills and it's even more striking in the autumn splendor!! The visitor center itself is like a museum! So much history and fun facts! They provide granite for so many headstones - and tons of famous ones. There's also a gift shop, clean bathrooms, and even an outdoor bowling alley! They also have a huge pile of "grout" which is just scrap pieces of granite (a Scottish word for it haha) - and you are free to take whatever you want from the pile at no charge!

This is a review of the guided quarry tour. I went here on a rainy Thursday morning in September…read more Bought tickets online for the guided quarry tour ahead of time. The meeting place was the visitor center. Got there early. We watched an 8-minute video at the visitor center. Though optional, the video would help you visualize and understand some things that would be discussed during the tour. We then had a quick orientation about the tour and house rules before driving to the observation site which was located at a different site. There were no shuttles that would take visitors to and from the observation site. You will have to use your own vehicle. We and other visitors on that tour followed the tour guide with the convoy of our cars to the observation site of the quarry. Rainfall was moderate at that time. Our tour guide lent us umbrellas. The tour went on but we did not stay there as long as we should have because of the weather. We learned interesting bits of information and saw a nice view from above; however, if you are expecting to go down the quarry near the turquiose water, you will be disappointed because that will not happen. The tour is just at the observation deck above the quarry. After this, one can go back to the visitor center area and do the self-guided tour at the building beside the it which houses workers who do different sculptures, etchings on the granite for tombstones, etc. The experience was alright overall.

Excellent service and products. Everything here is top…read morequality the beer, cider, syrup and the CHEESE is really impressive. I bought some of everything and all items are impressive. The prices are based on quality but many items including beer and cheese are fair compared to other places.

I really liked this place. I unfortunately came during covid, so the experience was much more…read morelimited, but I would easily come back here. I did order a grilled cheese, and this was probably the best grilled cheese from a cheese shop i've ever had. Was it mind blowing, no, but it was darn good. Will easily come back here the next time i'm in Vermont.