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Llama
Farms &Treks
Cold Hollow Llamas
Laurie Samal
Belvidere, Vt.
802-644-5846
Green Mountain Expeditions
Steve Wrathall and Joy Powell
PO Box 51B
Whitingham, VT 05361
802-368-7147
Northern Vermont Llama Co.
Geoff & Lindsay Chandler
766 Lapland Road
Waterville, VT 05492
802-644-2257
West Mountain Farm, Inc.
Lars and Gayle Garrison
Route 1, Box 694B
Stamford, VT 05352
802-694-1417
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Vermont
Wineries
Boyden Valley Winery
Cambridge, VT 05444
Tel: 1-802-644-8151
Fax: 1-802-644-8212
Email: info@boydenvalley.com
Web: http://www.boydenvalley.com/
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Snow Farm Vineyard & Winery
South Hero, VT 05486
Tel: 1-802-372-WINE (9463) (& Fax)
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North River Winery
PO Box 258, Jacksonville, VT 05342
Tel. 802-368-7557 Fax: 802-368-7556.
Email:
quechee@northriverwinery.com
Web:
http://www.northriverwinery.com/
Free tours and tastings at Vermont's
oldest bonded winery. Group tours available. Retail sales include other Vermont specialty products.
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Putney Mountain Winery
RR 2, Box 1350, Holland Hill Road, Putney, VT 05346
Tel. 802-387-4610.
Email: Putneywine@aol.com
Vermont Apple Cider Champagnes
vinted from locally grown apples such as Northern Spy and Roxbury Russet.
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Grand View Winery
PO Box 91, Max Gray Road, East Calais, VT 05650
Tel. 802-456-8810
E-mail: ptonk@plainfield.bypass.com
Open mid-May through late October. Tours and learning center. Vermont country wines, specialty fruit wines, organic wines, Mac Jack
hard cider.
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Ottauquechee Valley Winery
P.O. Box 423, Quechee, VT 05059
Tel. 802-295-9463 Fax: 802-580-1860
Web:
www.northriverwinery.com/quechee-winery.html
E-mail:
quechee@northriverwinery.com
Retail sales, Daily Wine Tasting Program, and soon to offer Winery Tours.
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Flag Hill Farm
PO Box 31, Vershire, VT 05079
Tel. 802-685-7724.
Web: www.flaghillfarm.com
Dry, sparkling, or still vintage-style hard cider. Orchard tours, picnic
hikes, or cross country skis by reservation. Mail order, retail, wholesale.
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Visit a
Vermont Farm
Arlington
Hill Farm Inn
Southern Vermont
Fly Fishing, Canoeing, Kayaking, Hiking, Nature trails, Birding, Cycling,
Tubing, Golfing, Alpine and Cross Country Skiing, Snowshoeing, Farm Animals
Lisa & Al Gray
458 Hill Farm Road Arlington VT. 05250
Phone: 800-882-2545 or 802-375-2269
Email: stay@hillfarminn.com
Web: www.hillfarminn.com
Enjoy spectacular mountain & valley views in all directions from this very
special Inn situated on 50 acres of protected open space along the famed
Battenkill River. Each season brings new things to see and do. In winter you can
snowshoe or cross country ski on the property, head to Bromley or Stratton
Mountain minutes away, ride horseback or let the horse pull your sleigh. In
warmer months, explore our nature trails or fish our mile long stretch of the
Battenkill River, hike nearby Mt. Equinox or the Appalachian Trail, kayak,
canoe, cycle or swim at the old marble quarry. In any season you can visit our
farm animals in our historic barn. Romantic country rooms, family suites and
cabins are individually decorated with country furnishings and antiques, some
with fireplaces and kitchens. All rooms include a full country breakfast and
afternoon and evening refreshments.
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Cambridge
Boyden Farm
Northern Vermont
Mark Boyden
44 VT. Route 104 Cambridge VT. 05444
Phone: 802-644-5974
Email: markboyden@pshift.com
Web: http://www.boydenfarm.com/
Boyden Farm is a "must see" when visiting Vermont! A real working family farm,
it has naturally grown beef and pork raised on the farm and sold at our
Milkhouse Market, which also features Vt. cheeses and specialty foods. There is
Boyden Valley Winery here that makes an assortment of wonderful grape and fruit
wines. Also offered a petting zoo, ice cream shop, maple sugarhouse, and corn
maze!
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Huntington
Maple Wind Farm
Northern Vermont
Huntington, VT
Bruce Hennessey and Beth Whiting
Phone: 802-434-7257
Email: beth@otloose.com
Web: http://www.maplewindfarm.com/
Grass Fed and Finished Beef and Lamb. Pastured and organically fed Pork and
Poultry. Organic Eggs. Horseboarding. In the summer we run On the Loose Farm
Adventure Camp for kids age 7-13 to learn about farm animals and adventure
activities. Future: Maple Syrup. Retail and Bulk meat
prices available. Farm tours available upon request.
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Jerusalem
Russel Young Farm B & B
Central Vermont
Hiking, Fishing, Biking, Nature, Birding, Snowshoeing, X-country Skiing,
Snowmobiling, Canoeing, Kayaking, Downhill Skiing
Carol & Dennis Hysko
861 Russel Young Road, Jerusalem, VT. 05443
Phone: 802-453-7026 or:
877-896-7026 (toll free)
Email:
relax@russellyoungfarm.com
Web:
www.russellyoungfarm.com
The Russell Young Farm Bed and Breakfast is located on 70 acres of pastures and
woods on Russell Young Road in Jerusalem, Vermont. The quiet little village of
Jerusalem is located in a valley of the Green Mountain National Forest,
approximately half way up the Appalachian Gap. Jerusalem is thought to have
received it's name because it is located half way up a mountain as is the
ancient city of Jerusalem in the Holy Land. Because of its elevation, Jerusalem
offers spectacular views of the Green Mountains. When someone thinks of Vermont,
they think of mountain views, relaxing settings, and peacefulness. The Russell
Young Farm Bed and Breakfast is all of the above and more.
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Rochester
Liberty Hill Farm
Central Vermont
Hiking, Cross Country Skiing, Fishing, Swimming, Snowshoeing, Nature
Beth & Bob Kennett
511 Liberty Hill Road, Rochester, VT. 05767
Toll Free: 800.221.0720
Phone: 802-767-3926
Email: libertyhillfarm@innevi.com
Web: www.libertyhillfarm.com
The farm is nestled between the White River and the Green Mountains. Hiking and
cross country ski trails start at the front door. Trout fishing along the
meadow's edge is superb. There is even a great little swimming hole, a perfect
place for a bonfire in the evening while waiting for the stars to come out.
Liberty Hill Farm has been an operating dairy farm since 1787 with a current
herd of 160 registered Holsteins. You are always welcome to come down to the
barn to watch the milking or even help feed the baby calves, or play with the
kittens. The house is all that you would expect of a 150 year old, 18 room
farmhouse--the beautiful butternut moldings in the living room, a big kitchen
where everyone congregates, and plenty of elbow room for those who just want to
relax and read.
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Westfield
Shuttleworth Farm
Northern Vermont
Farm Tours, Skiing, Fishing, Hiking, Snowmobiling, Hunting
Todd Shuttleworth
649 Loop Road Westfield VT. 05874
Phone: 802-744-6431
Email: info@shuttleworthfarm.com
Web: www.shuttleworthfarm.com
We are a family owned and operated farm located in
the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. Our animals are raised on the lush pastures
that grow in the shadow of Jay Peak, and lie along the banks of the Missisquoi
River. We love what we do, and love to share our passion of natural farming with
others! Our very private Guest Suite on our sheep
farm in the valley of Jay Peak is just under ten miles/minutes away from the Jay
Peak Ski area, and only steps away from VAST snowmobile trails, a quick walk
from the Missisquoi River, and surrounded by excellent hunting grounds!
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Woodstock
Sugarbush Farm
Central Vermont
Farm Tours
Betsy Luce
591 Sugarbush Farm Road Woodstock VT. 05091
Phone: 800-281-1757 Local: 802-457-1757
Email: contact@sugarbushfarm.com
Web: www.sugarbushfarm.com
Our family
farm is famous for its excellent waxed cheeses and Pure Vermont Maple Syrup made
here on our hillside farm. You are invited to visit our 4 season farm attraction
located in Central Vermont. Visit a working maple
syrup, cheese and cattle farm. Free admission, free samples of 14 kinds of
cheese and 4 grades of maple syrup. Sugar house is open year round for
educational tours. Walk our nature trail & see how maple trees are tapped. Visit
with the farm animals during warmer months.
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