Posts Tagged ‘hiking’
3 FUN WAYS TO RING IN THE NEW YEAR
The new year is quickly approaching! We thought we would share three fun ways to ring in the new year in Rutland County this year. Fireworks and Snow Groomer Parade Most new year celebrations include fireworks, but how about a parade of snow groomers? At Killington Mountain’s new K-1 Base Lodge, family-friendly activities like mask…
Read MoreREAL RUTLAND WEEKEND GETAWAY RECAP 2022
What was the “Real Rutland Weekend Getaway?” “I just wished we had more time. There was so much to do and see,” said one of our “Real Rutland Weekend Getaway” (RRWG) families. The RRWG was a giveaway contest hosted by the Chamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region (CEDRR), for the first time this…
Read MoreOUR FIVE FAVORITE FALL ACTIVITIES
It is officially Autumn! A time of the year most Vermonters love – with good reason. In honor of the new season, we are telling you our five favorite activities to do during the fall in Rutland County. Apple Picking There is nothing quite like picking an apple off the tree and eating it…
Read MoreTop 3 Places to Find Flowers in Rutland County, Vermont
No matter how much you love winter, the first flowers of spring revive Vermonters. Here in Rutland County, our lawns, the side of roads, and mountains are very colorful beginning in March, continuing through the season, and into summer. It is not hard to find these beauties, but here is a list to make your flower…
Read MoreTop 3 Must See Sites in Rutland County
A weekend getaway to Rutland County can fly by way too quickly, so when visiting our Green Mountain State, you always want to visit the best sites. The list of things to do here is endless, but if you only have a few days, these are our top three, must see sites in Rutland County.…
Read MoreTop 3 Ways to Navigate Vermont’s Mud Season
Most people know about the four seasons, winter, spring, summer, and fall. But in Vermont, we have six seasons. There is stick season, between fall and winter, when the leaves have fallen from the trees and the snow has yet to blanket them. And our current season, mud season. Vermont experiences mud season as temperatures…
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