Our Guide to Woodstock

Fueled by the Ottauquechee River–which rushes directly behind The Shire–Simon Pearce's turbine-powered glassblowing studio is a sight to see. Witness artisans crafting art in real time then dine at their award-winning farm-to-table restaurant. 

Experience the thrill of interacting with birds of prey in a stunning outdoor setting. Whether you're new to falconry or an experienced enthusiast, New England Falconry offers private, hands-on experiences to learn about these majestic birds and their training.

Mount Tom is a small peak, standing at 1357 feet, located in the town of Woodstock, Vermont. It is a part of the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.

A peaceful, scenic park perfect for a walk or a quiet picnic. Faulkner Park offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and a chance to unwind in nature, all while being just a short walk from downtown Woodstock.

One of the largest ski resorts in the East, Killington Ski Area offers year-round outdoor activities. In the winter, it’s a mecca for skiing and snowboarding, while in summer, you can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and stunning views.

This charming local gallery showcases a diverse collection of art from regional artists. From paintings to sculpture to photography, it’s a great place to discover unique works and enjoy the creativity of Vermont.

A favorite spot for locals and visitors alike, the Woodstock Farmers' Market features a variety of fresh, local produce, baked goods, and artisanal products. It’s a great place to pick up picnic supplies or sample Vermont’s finest.

A working farm and museum that’s perfect for families. It offers interactive exhibits, live farm animals, and insights into Vermont’s agricultural history, making it a hands-on, educational experience for all ages.

A cozy, upscale spot offering farm-to-table dining in a relaxed atmosphere. The menu focuses on local ingredients, with standout dishes like Vermont cheddar mac & cheese and roasted chicken.

Located just outside Woodstock, Pine Hill Park offers over 300 acres of forest and trails perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife watching. It’s a peaceful escape into nature that’s perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.

Take a scenic walk along the Ottauquechee River or enjoy a peaceful kayaking or tubing adventure. The river offers beautiful views and is perfect for a leisurely afternoon, with the added bonus of being close to downtown Woodstock for easy access.

A beloved Vermont institution where you can tour a working sugarhouse, learn about maple syrup production, and sample their delicious cheeses. The farm is a great stop for food lovers wanting to take home local products.

A blend of natural beauty and conservation history, this park is home to miles of scenic trails through woodlands and gardens. The mansion offers tours about the Rockefeller family’s legacy in conservation, making it a unique spot for history buffs and nature lovers alike.