5. An Oddball Day
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Rockefeller Mansion.
(Photo: Courtesy of Woodstock Area Chamber of Commerce ) |
Stretch your legs in pedestrian-loving Woodstock. The state's only national park, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park has twenty miles of carriage roads and hiking trails. You can access these trails — along with a replica of Baden-Baden's famous cardiac walk, a switchback path to the top of Mt. Tom — from Main Street. Nearby
Quechee Gorge is "Vermont's little Grand Canyon," and though most folks just park and look down, a fifteen-minute hike takes you to the bottom.
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