The Perfect NE Ski Trip

Bretton Woods Ski Resort is the state’s largest ski area featuring 63 trails and 35 glades that are accessed from 10 lifts, including an 8-passenger Gondola. 

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Schilling Beer Co.

Its homemade brews are some of the best in New England, while the specialty pizzas add to the unique flavor of this on-the-river destination. 

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Bretton Woods Canopy Tour

This multi-hour zipline tour runs year-round and offers phenomenal views of the western Whites.

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Omni Mt. Washington Resort

One of New England’s few remaining grand hotels, the Omni continues to be a White Mountains treasure.

Adair Country Inn & Restaurant

Fine food, even finer antiques, and breath-taking gardens set the mood at this romantic country getaway in Bethlehem. 

 

Accessible big-mountain skiing and riding is the name of the game at Loon Mountain Resort.  

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The Common Man

Warm and comforting the ambience can't be beat, while the Nantucket Pie delivers all the seafood a pie can handle.

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Ice Castles

The glittering sights include ice-carved tunnels, frozen thrones, and towering ice formations. 

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The Mountain Club on Loon

Just steps from the slopes, the mountain accommodations at this hotel run the gamut, from cozy rooms to spacious suites. 

Woodstock Inn  Brewery

A craft  brewery you can stay at? Dreams really do come true. 

One of North America’s oldest ski resorts, Saskadena Six features 24 ski trails with a community-minded spirit in the heart of Vermont’s Green Mountains. 

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Mountain Creamery

Country breakfasts, hearty sandwiches, and one amazing pastry shop are all featured at this local-centric institution. 

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F.H. Gillingham & Sons

Gardening essentials to Vermont-made maple syrup, and everything in between, are found at this longtime general store.

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Woodstock Inn & Resort

The ultimate Woodstock address, this fabled inn features 142 distinctively furnished suites and rooms, a large spa, and two exceptional restaurants. 

506 On the River

Vermont’s beloved Ottauquechee River comes into full focus at this family-friendly hotel, where big rooms, game spaces, and an exceptional bistro also set the scene. 

With the second largest vertical drop on the East Coast, Killington Resort is known as “the Beast” for a reason. 

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Peak Lodge

Local flavor meets higher elevations at this Killington resort restaurant, which makes its home 4,221 feet above sea level.  

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Killington Distillery

Small batch, hand-crafted spirits, from vodkas and gins, to whiskeys and rums are the focus at this winter-warm up spot. 

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Killington Grand Resort Hotel

Life is truly grand at this mountain-side resort, which gives guests easy access to the slopes and many other winter amenities (hello, Mountain Coaster).

Mountain Meadows Lodge

Old is new at this renovated classic, whose luxurious setting is anchored by the property’s 180-year-old farmhouse and barn.