December 10th, 2018 by srsm
Want outstanding craft beer? Come visit Vermont! Vermont has outstanding craft beer and brewers as well as creative people undertaking diverse, creative activities. Jewelers, musicians, wood workers, potters, farmers, glassblowers, writers, fashion designers, the list goes on. The website for the Secretary of State for Vermont provides some interesting background on the production of alcohol … read full article
November 27th, 2018 by Peter MacLaren
Locally Owned and Sourced While the food in the Mad River Valley is delicious, it’s more than the flavor and diversity of options that make the restaurants around here unique. Locally owned and sourced restaurants mean you’re supporting small business and enjoying food and ingredients from the very place you are visiting! Vermont, in general, has a … read full article
November 21st, 2018 by srsm
No two snowflakes are alike and that was discovered in Vermont! Winter is fully upon us and the snowflakes are floating softly through the air. The landscape is blanketed in white and is oh so beautiful. If you were a kid growing up in snow country you tried to catch snowflakes on your tongue. Why? … read full article
October 1st, 2018 by Kim Dixon
Welcome to Fall in Vermont! Home of legendary landscapes and timeless traditions, don’t waste any time getting yourselves here to witness the transformation. Plus, with the holiday season approaching it’s never too early to start picking up goodies for your friends and family. All the local Farmers Markets are open for just a little bit … read full article
August 6th, 2018 by srsm
Shelburne Farm and Shelburne Museum are two of the great treasures of Vermont which offer an interesting insight into the past, present and future of the Green Mountain state. Shelburne Farm-A visit to the farm is well worth your time. The grand structures including the family house, the Coach House, the Breeding Barn and the … read full article
July 30th, 2018 by srsm
The State of the Arts: Vermont Festival of the Arts August is a great time to experience art in Vermont. So…pack up the babies, grab the old ladies, and bring everyone up to Vermont. (sorry Neil Diamond) The month of August 2018 marks the 21st year for the month long Festival of the Arts in the Mad … read full article
July 23rd, 2018 by srsm
Clue: Cheese Sampling. Answer: What is the Mad River Taste Place. A visit to the Mad River Valley of Vermont wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the Mad River Taste Place. Opened in the summer of 2017, visitors have discovered this new addition to the food scene in the Valley and have been wowed … read full article
July 14th, 2018 by srsm
A covered bridge is always a great attraction. It is part of the beautiful Vermont scenery. Whether long, short, painted, unpainted one span or two, windows or solid walls there is something romanic about these structures. In Vermont there are just over 100 authentic covered bridges giving the state the highest number of authentic covered … read full article
June 25th, 2018 by corey
Vermont’s Mad River Valley will be bursting at the seams with color, sound, and life August 1st through September 3rd, 2018 during the annual Vermont Festival of the Arts! Every August, the Mad River Valley celebrates the Vermont Festival of the Arts with over 100 different events. There are performances, workshops, displays, and demonstrations of … read full article
June 3rd, 2018 by corey
Whether you’re a foodie fascinated by the fresh and local or just someone who loves to see and do, you won’t want to miss the Mad River Valley’s guided Vermont Farm Tours! Vermont is a foodie heaven and a proud leader in the farm to plate movement. We’re well known for our organic farms, produce, … read full article
May 31st, 2018 by corey
Looking for a little excitement coupled with incredible views? West Hill House B&B’s Snore and Soar Vermont glider rides lodging package offers an experience like no other! Vermont’s Mad River Valley is known for its picturesque views – now imagine seeing them from 5,500 feet as you soar overhead! There’s no other experience quite like … read full article
May 17th, 2018 by srsm
Farm life isn’t easy. For those who make farming a way of life it shows a love of the land. Hardly a day goes by that one doesn’t see an article on healthy eating. Magazines, newspapers, the Internet, and TV programs, are all touting the benefits of healthy eating. Copious numbers of recipes are shared and … read full article