A Vermont covered bridge Aways 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
Hiker Safety Each year as the weather improves, hikers are getting their gear ready for upcoming explorations. It’s time to think about hiking safely. The Vermont wilderness is a wonderful
Here in Vermont wildlife abounds. We have our fair share of four- legged creatures however what is surprising is that there are also 381 species of birds that have been recorded
It’s Maple Sugaring Time once again. Vermont has strict Maple Laws governing the production of maple syrup to ensure that you get the highest quality maple syrup. For such a
Summer Escape West Hill House B&B delivers R&R with a personal touch – By J.L. Barker I wanted to kayak on Blueberry Lake. I wanted to soar across the sky.
Wine is not something usually associated with Vermont. Maple syrup and craft beers top the list. Vermont is, however, becoming internationally known for its wine. Within an hour and a bit
Mud season is upon us here in rural Vermont. A time when the snow melts, the ground thaws and the rains come. Although the ski season has come to an end many
In 2003 Corin Bauer designed large handmade stars for decorations during the Mad River Valley’s Country Christmas celebrations. The stars first appeared on the Fuller House near Bridge Street in
Maple syrup and Vermont go together like, well, maple syrup and pancakes! Forty years are required to grow a sugar maple tree large enough to tap. A tree ten inches
As we look out the windows at West Hill House B&B during the winter months, we are thankful for the beautiful snowfalls, the ski areas and the great outdoor activities the local
