| Things to see and places to visit for visitors to Vermont |
Vermont Links
Guests at our cottages often ask us for suggestions of places to
visit and things to see. Therefore, we've started a list of links, and
we've been pleased to learn that other Vermont visitors have also found
it to be valuable. It's far from complete, but we plan to keep adding
to it and will greatly appreciate suggestions. If you know of any other
service or attraction that should be listed, please let us know.
General InformationA travel/culture/vacation site, with information ranging from skiing to camping to state history, is www.VirtualVermonter.comA fairly extensive listing of listing of businesses, restaurants, and attractions in the Lake Champlain Valley can be found at www.LakeChamplain.com |
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The official state tourism site is VermontVacation.com.
A wide variety of interesting Vermont information can be found at www.vermonter.com
The regional Chamber of Commerce site is www.vermont.org The official site for the town of Hinesburg is www.hinesburg.org A fascinating and colorful account of the early history of Fletcher is at www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/FranklinFletcher.html |
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Fishing LicenseTo obtain a Vermont fishing license (temporary for a short visit or for the full season) go to http://www.vtfishandwildlife.com/licenses.cfmRestaurantsWe've never verified the truth of the claim, but we've often heard the comment that the Burlington area has more restaurants per capita than any other city on earth. While many restaurants statewide are listed in the more general directories, there is a specific one with much detail for greater Burlington. Go to http://hungryburlington.com/ Note: the information is supplied by the restaurants, so don't expect objective reviews, but this is a handy place to compare fare, prices, etc. In some cases, the full menus are included.Ski AreasThe general site run by the ski area association is www.skivermont.com .The big ski area and year-round resort near the Fletcher cottage is Smugglers Notch, popularly known as "Smuggs." For information, click on www.smuggs.com/ . ![]() The closest ski area to Hinesburg (and not too long a drive from Fletcher) is Cochran's. This is a family-oriented, kid-friendly area with four lifts, eight trails, and low rates, run by the famous family of Olympic skiers. For information, click on www.cochranskiarea.com. For cross-country skiing (and also mountain biking in the summer months) near our Hinesburg cottage you might be attracted to the Sleepy Hollow Ski and Bike Center just a few miles away. Information is at www.skisleepyhollow.com . The closest big ski area to Hinesburg is Bolton Valley: for information, click on www.boltonvalley.com . Within an hour's drive or less from either of the cottages are the other major mountains (aside from Smuggs); the Stowe area at www.stowe.com , and the Waitsfield-Warren area, which includes Sugarbush at www.sugarbush.com and Mad River at www.madriverglen.com . Individual AttractionsThe Burlington Book Festival, which comes up in September, is described
at www.burlingtonbookfestival.com. |
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