Top 5 Things To Do in Woodstock, VT

Make a day of it!

Woodstock is a beautiful and quintessentially Vermont town, filled with charm and many appealing things to do. Even just walking along the quiet streets and admiring the beautiful old homes is a lovely way to spend an afternoon.

Here are our favorite, must see spots to hit during your visit.

1) Shop.

At Collective Gallery. Of course!

See what’s new with your favorite Vermont artisans, and check out the work of our current group of guest artists. From pottery to jewelry, fine textiles to handblown glass, you will always find something unique for yourself or as a gift.

2) Sip.

Before or after your visit to us at Collective, be sure to stop in across the street at Mon Vert Cafe for a cup of coffee or tea, and something tasty from the bakery case.

3) Walk.

You can go for anything from a stroll to a full on hike on Mount Tom, inside the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Park, Vermont’s only national park! We recommend the Faulkner Trail or really any of the carriage trails on Mount Tom. Whichever trail you choose, you can’t go wrong. The park boasts 20 miles of gently sloping trails through one of the nation’s oldest professionally maintained woodland, which hosts open-growth sugar maples, graceful century old hemlocks, and a 14 acre pond called the Pogue.

4) Eat.

Grab takeout and eat it by the river from Woodstock Farmers Market, or sit down for a delicious farm to table meal and a refreshing local beer at Worthy Kitchen.

5) Learn.

Head to the Billings Farm & Museum to learn about Vermont Farm life, past and present. Established in 1892 as a progressive dairy farm, The Billings Farm is still a working farm which is open to the public and dedicated to “inspiring and engaging generations through shared stories of Vermont’s rural culture and our continued practice of responsible agriculture.”(-from their website) Baby animal day in the spring is always a favorite! We dare you to find anything cuter!