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Basics
- Activity Type:
- Hiking / Walking,
Wildllife Viewing,
Sightseeing - Length:
- 6 days
- Difficulty:
- Low to Medium
- When Offered:
- Sep, Oct
- Price:
- Starts at $1998
Description
Stroll the Northeast Kingdom
In Vermont, country lanes lend themselves brilliantly to easygoing ambles, and charming inns extend warm welcomes. With its classic villages, unspoiled landscapes and enduring hospitality, Vermont in the fall lives up to its star billing. Visit early, when the palette is glorious emerald with a splatter of bronze and gold. Or wait until the canopy glows like a sunburst. Either way, a ramble through this landscape is an experience not to be missed.
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When Offered:
Price:
- From $1,998 to $2,398 pp dbl. occ.
- (+$900 for sgl. occ.)
- 9/23-28 Price $1,998 pp dbl. occ., (+ $900 for sgl. occ.)
- 9/30-10/5 Price $2,198 pp dbl. occ., (+ $900 for sgl. occ.)
- 10/7-12 Price $1,998 pp dbl. occ., (+ $900 for sgl. occ.)
- All meals included except 1 lunch and 1 dinner.
Departure Location:
Hotel Info:
Inn at Montpelier - Montpelier (1 night): Comprised of two historic buildings, the inn takes guests back to an era of gracious living.
Green Mountain Inn - Stowe (2 nights): Set in the heart of town, this inn offers a pool, Jacuzzi and sauna.
Inn at Mountain View Farm - East Burke (2 nights): This landmark farm estate—the finest example of classic barn architecture in Vermont—boasts guest rooms adorned in country antiques, four-poster beds and handmade quilts.
Additional Details:
Day 1 Montpelier
Meet in Burlington Shuttle to Montpelier, stopping en route for a leisurely walk on an old logging road past weathered stone walls, orchards and stands of birch, maple and pine Dine at the acclaimed New England Culinary Institute, nestled in the center of Vermont’s small state capital.
Days 2-3 Stowe
Hike Middlesex Trail to the summit of Hunger Mountain, where the bald summit boasts some of the most picturesque views in the area Traverse open meadows and woodland trails near the Trapp Family Lodge—the family settled here after fleeing Austria because it reminded them of their beloved homeland Meander through picturesque Stowe, with its charming steepled churches and covered bridges.
Days 4-6 East Burke
Shuttle to Craftsbury Common, a storybook New England village Join historian David Linck to explore old carriage roads surrounding the town, as we make our way past old farmhouses, wooded mountains and pastures Visit Willey’s, the largest general store in Vermont Follow country roads and forested pathways as we hike along the Kingdom Trails, a network of more than 100 miles of trails throughout the area Ascend to Pulpit Rock on Mount Pisgah for views of the surrounding hills and sparkling Lake Willoughby.
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