Things to do in Vermont

Go on a family adventure to Burke Mountain. Vermont's most family-friendly ski mountain offers world-class snowboarding and skiing. A favorite mountain of the U.S. Ski Team and Olympic athletes, this exciting ski resort is home to 40 trails including a 2,000 ft. vertical drop for the daring.

Jay Peak is one of the most breathtaking environments to have a blast outdoors in the Northeast Kingdom! Skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking are only a few of the myriad activities available at Jay peak in the incredible Green Mountains of Vermont.

Cannon Mountain offers a whole new world of adventures. Take a cable car ride to the top of the 4,080-foot summit and enjoy a stunning view of the White Mountains and the valleys below. From hiking and biking trails to trips on the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, there is no dearth of excitement in New Hampshire.

Experience one of New England's most fascinating cultural gems, the St. Johnsbury Anthenaeum. Originally the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum was built as a public library and gifted to the townspeople in 1871. Only two years later, Athenaeum's amazing art gallery was added.

This one-of-a-kind Vermont attraction features an art gallery with handmade woodcuts and a beautiful 150-acre retreat. A Vermont canine cultural treasure, this unique attraction is fun for the whole family and is a paradise for dog lovers.

A peaceful retreat is waiting for you at Karmê Chöling Shambhala Meditation Center, a meditation and learning center with a calm and beautiful environment. For a truly peaceful escape and to get away from it all, plan a visit to this meditation center. It offers an unforgettable environment for meditation and learning.

For over three decades, Vermont has been home to one of the nation's most recognizable ice cream manufacturers - Ben & Jerry's is famous for its trademark chunky ice cream and record-breaking dessert masterpieces. Take a tour of the factory and experience how some of the most delicious ice creams and desserts are made. Enjoy a cozy family picnic, visit the flavor graveyard, watch your kids run around in the seasonal playground, or shop at the gift shop and scoop shop.

Enjoy the ultimate ski vacation at New Hampshire's largest ski area, Bretton Woods Mountain Resort, which offers incredible alpine and Nordic skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Situated on the grounds of the White Mountain National Forest, Bretton Woods Nordic Ski Area is one of the largest cross country areas in the East of New Hampshire. With excellent skiing and riding conditions and fresh snow every day, Bretton Woods in New Hampshire is a ski utopia.

Despite its nickname as the Green Mountain State, Vermont could just as easily be known as the foliage state. The crimson and gold fall foliage season usually occurs from September 15 to October 20. Leaf peepers can experience a spectacle of colorful foliage, changing leaves, and cool autumn breezes. Be sure to schedule time to attend some of the foliage festivals that are held throughout Vermont's majestic Northeast Kingdom.

Chutter's General store is home to the world's longest candy counter and a delectable selection of sweets that are sure to delight both children and adults. Located just over the New Hampshire border, guests of the Comfort Inn & Suites, St. Johnsbury LOVE Chutter's General Store

Santa's Village in New Hampshire's White Mountains is a magical take on the Christmas legend that features many attractions. Enjoy a merry day full of festivities with a touch of Christmas magic.

While visiting Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, consider a day trip to Cold Hollow Cider Mill. Cold Hollow is a working Vermont cider mill, gift shop, bakery, and luncheonette. This historic cider press was built in the 1920s and is still in operation.

Located just minutes from the hotel is the historic Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium. The Fairbanks Museum first opened its doors in 1889. The museum houses an amazing collection of natural history and science artifacts from around the world.

Located just forty-five minutes from the Comfort Inn & Suites is a one-of-a-kind amusement park. Clarks Trading Post is a wonderful local New Hampshire attraction that young and old alike just adore.

Vermont offers a bounty of big and small game hunting throughout the Northeast Kingdom, open seasonally and available to hunters with official licenses. Vermont's largest trophy moose, whitetail deer, black bear, and wild turkeys are found in the woods of the Northeast Kingdom.

Don't miss the incredible antique and collectible shopping opportunities throughout Vermont's the Northeast Kingdom and Northern New Hampshire. Both the Green Mountain and White Mountain regions offer an amazing blend of specialty antique shops that will allow you to search for that one-of-a-kind unique gift or collectible.

Experience New England's #1 mountain biking trail system. With an abundance of breathtaking natural scenery, grassy meadows, and glorious mountains, Vermont is a paradise for outdoors enthusiasts, especially mountain bikers. Explore the amazing trail system of pathways known as Kingdom Trails by bike, snowshoe, cross country skis or your own two feet.

The Comfort Inn & Suites, St. Johnsbury, Vermont offers direct VAST (Vermont Association of Snow Travelers) snowmobile trail access and is the premier destination for snowmobilers from around the world. Snowmobilers enjoy Vermont snowmobiling vacation discounts and 5,000 miles of Vermont's magical winter highway.

Visit Cabot Creamery, the world-renowned cheese factory nestled on a hillside in Cabot, Vermont. Cabot Creamery has been producing high-quality dairy goods since 1919. Their facility offers a unique inside look at the production of cheese as well as delicious samples.

Rocks Estate in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, is a renowned Christmas tree farm that also features many historical programs, educational exhibits, and an inspiring look at the process of creating delicious maple syrup.