October 1st, 2017 by corey
Last month we talked all about Vermont’s impressive and popular fall foliage. Now we can offer even more incentive for you to get out into those fabulous Autumn colors with our Vermont fall lodging special! If you haven’t experienced autumn here in the Mad River Valley then you may not have really experienced autumn. Not … read full article
September 13th, 2017 by corey
Around this time of year, one has two choices: mourning the passing of summer or celebrating the arrival of fall. When you live in an area as renowned for leaf-peeping as Vermont’s Mad River Valley, the choice is simple. Come celebrate the arrival of autumn with us on a Vermont Fall Foliage Getaway! There is … read full article
February 9th, 2017 by corey
Autumn’s paint brush has already made a pass or two and the classic, Vermont fall foliage colors continue to brighten. Now is the time to book your Vermont leaf-peeping vacation! Warm, sunny days and cool evenings have conspired to beautify our surroundings with russets, sepias, orange, and gold. Even though the nights are getting cooler … read full article
September 25th, 2015 by corey
Spring has sprung and summer is a goner but that just means it’s time for Vermont fall foliage and harvest festivals! Our Mad River Valley lodging specials for fall help take advantage of one of the best times of the year to visit Vermont! If you’re a fan of fall foliage, now – mid September … read full article
September 15th, 2014 by corey
If there’s one thing that makes the passing of a fun summer acceptable, its the colors of autumn and here in Central Vermont, things get especially beautiful – there’s just nothing like Vermont fall foliage. Of course, we’re betting you know this – if you didn’t, vacancies at our Mad River Valley inn wouldn’t continue … read full article
September 27th, 2013 by corey
Visitors who have booked a Vermont fall foliage vacation with us will be happy to hear that recent warm and sunny days, followed by cool evening temperatures, have caused the colors we all love to start appearing among the treetops! Those photogenic oranges and yellows, as you likely know, are caused by the early fall … read full article
August 5th, 2012 by srsm
Today on our Sap-bucket list we highlight the Stetson Hollow Trail and Falls. A perfect activity for a hot summer day in the Mad River Valley, the tree shaded Stetson Hollow trail follows along the Stetson Brook and is an easy 1.2 mile hike. Take your camera – there is some gorgeous scenery on this … read full article
August 30th, 2011 by Peter MacLaren
Here in the Mad River Valley we eagerly await the arrival of those of you who are coming to enjoy the many activities this area has to offer. Whether you come in your 1941 Oldsmobile, your mini-van or your little red sports car, come with a smile and you’ll have a great time! True, much … read full article
December 4th, 2010 by Peter MacLaren
From guest Susie: My husband and I celebrated our 30th Anniversary with a 3 week New England vacation in October. It had always been my dream to see the fall foliage and experience the charm of New England and we were not disappointed. We saw many beautiful areas but when people ask me what was … read full article
November 17th, 2010 by Peter MacLaren
From guests Jessica & David: We spent a long Columbus Day weekend enjoying the fall colors and exploring the area. The West Hill House met every expectation of what we wanted in a New England B&B. Susan and Peter went out of their way to make sure we enjoyed our stay. The WHH B&B was … read full article
October 17th, 2010 by Peter MacLaren
From guest Ruth Wanless: “West Hill House is a charming Vermont Inn set in the picturesque mountains of Vermont. I came to photograph the fall foliage and was not disappointed. The inn was surrounded in wonderful color and was near to attractions such as Moss Glen Falls, Kent Pond and the quaint villages of Warren … read full article
October 2nd, 2010 by Peter MacLaren
Wow – we had a lot of rain in the Mad River Valley over the last couple of days. All of the North East was inundated. While we had no problems at West Hill House (we are almost 1000 ft above the valley floor, so well away from surging rivers), there were a few problems … read full article