September 28th, 2021 by loganmarketingblog
A great way to see all the vibrant beauty of autumn is on scenic Vermont fall foliage drives. The Mad River Valley is one of the absolute best places to take in these gorgeous colors of the Sugar and Red Maple trees. A great route is the Mad River Byway, which encompasses 36-miles of Vermont … read full article
May 29th, 2021 by Emily Wachsman
It is without a doubt that Mad River Valley in Central Vermont is a haven for many exhilarating outdoor activities. It’s also one of the best places for mountain biking in Vermont. In fact, mountain biking has been a popular activity in the area for decades, largely due to the area’s striking beauty and ever-growing … read full article
May 29th, 2021 by Emily Wachsman
Located in Central Vermont, the Mad River Valley includes the towns of Duxbury, Fayston, Moretown, Waitsfield, and Warren, Vermont. It’s also home to the popular Sugarbush Resort & Mad River Glen Resort. The Mad River Valley is a beautiful place to vacation, offering travelers a quiet country escape with a unique sense of place. It … read full article
April 30th, 2021 by Emily Wachsman
It’s no secret that the winter months in Vermont are very popular for skiing, and in the fall, the stunning foliage everywhere you turn simply can’t be beaten. However, you don’t have to hit the slopes to have a good time in the Mad River Valley – it’s a fun and beautiful destination year-round! This … read full article
April 11th, 2021 by srsm
Covered bridges, there’s just something about a covered bridge. Is it the charm, a reminder of an earlier way of life, the architecture? Perhaps all of these and surely more. Whether long, short, painted, unpainted one span or two, windows or solid walls, there is something almost romantic about these structures. These amazing bridges are … read full article
April 7th, 2021 by Peter MacLaren
Vermont loves visitors, and of course so do we at West Hill House B&B, among the top ranked Bed and Breakfasts in the State. And now it is MUCH easier to travel here! Travel to Vermont If you have completed your final vaccination at least two weeks before arriving there are now no restrictions for … read full article
January 20th, 2021 by loganmarketingblog
There’s much more to the Mad River Valley region in winter than skiing. Those who like to take in the sugar puff glories of snowbound Vermont at a slower pace will embrace the delights of snowshoeing, and our Bed and Breakfast in Vermont is here to help get strapped in and on your way to … read full article
December 21st, 2020 by srsm
Stirring it up: Want fresh garden goodness in 1 great pancake alternative? Yes, waffles and french toast are much loved and tasty alternatives however, I offer for your enjoyment, Cottage Garden Cakes. A simple recipe full of fresh garden goodness. Cooking as quickly as pancakes and smelling wonderful, I’ll bet you will add this recipe … read full article
December 4th, 2020 by loganmarketingblog
What could make for a more romantic getaway than a winter escape with your sweetheart in picture-postcard country Vermont, as peaceful as a Robert Frost poem? While watching the snowfall or glisten under shivery sunlight while snuggled under a blanket before a blazing fireplace with a hot cup of coffee or a delicious adult beverage? … read full article
November 14th, 2020 by srsm
It’s time to prepare for Winter and three great local teams help us here at West Hill House B&B. About 20 years ago Patty Weston, owner of West Hill Gardens, assisted the previous owners of West Hill House B&B to lay out the 🌻🌾 gardens. Planning for gardens both around the house and across the road … read full article
October 22nd, 2020 by srsm
16=1 ? That’s right, 16 pantry ingredients equals 1 great batch of cookies! Stirring it up: Skiers’ Delight Cookies are packed with energy boosting ingredients. Tuck a couple in your pocket for when you need that mid-morning pick-me-up on the slopes or to tame the post skiing hunger pangs. Makes: 50+ 2″ (5cm) cookies Oven: … read full article
September 24th, 2020 by loganmarketingblog
There’s no shortage of awe-inspiring things to do in Vermont at this time of year. Fall and Vermont go together like corn mazes and apple cider, or pumpkin and spice, or leaves and peepers, or … well, you get the idea. The two come together to create a dazzling explosion of natural color that draws … read full article