Stratton, VT —
Spring & Summer
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“I love Stratton in the springtime, I love Stratton in the fall”
“I love Stratton in the springtime, I love Stratton in the fall”
Running and mountain biking on the West River Rail Trail, a community project that transformed a narrow-gauge railroad track from the early 1900s into a series of trails. It winds between the steep slopes of Black Mountain and the salmon-rich waters of the West River on a 36-mile loop between Brattleboro and Londonberry.
Summer paddle boarding on Stratton’s snowmaking pond. If you’ve ever wondered where all of that snow comes from, it’s the water from this pond!
Hiking into Hamilton Falls, a three-tiered rock formation with a steep waterfall that cuts and curves through the woods. It’s incredibly photogenic and there is a hole for swimming with a convenient ladder bolted into the rock for exiting.
"a three-tiered rock formation with a steep waterfall that cuts and curves through the woods"
Challenge yourself to new heights off the ski trails at Bromley Mountain’s zip line, canopy tour and rope climbing challenge course. You’ll get the squirrel’s eye view of the Vermont woods!
The Peru Fair in Peru, Vt, one of the nicest country fairs you will ever visit. It began in 1978 as the “end of the world” tag sale but evolved into 100 exhibitors, artists and craftsmen and women. Proceeds of the fair are donated to the Peru Scholarship fund, a non-profit that distributes educational scholarships to the children of Peru for higher education. The 36th Fair will be September 23, 2017.
Wanderlust Yoga Festival every summer in Bondville, VT, one of 108 festivals of its kind around the US. Signing up will connect you with nature during world-class yoga practices, guided adventures, live music and local & sustainable food choices.
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