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WHEN YOU GO

Places to stay, shop, and eat in Vermont's Lamoille County.

TopNotch Resort & Spa

For a full luxury experience, you can't beat this destination, situated on a 120-acre wooded estate. Tennis, golf, and fitness training are just a few of its many amenities. [DETAILS]

Johnson Woolen Mills

Since 1842, fine woolen outerwear has been cut and sewn right here, most memorably the red-and-black plaid shirts and dark-green pants worn by generations of Vermont hunters and farmers. In addition to its own label, Johnson also carries Pendleton, Carhartt, and other brands of sturdy woolen clothing. [DETAILS]

Boyden Valley Winery

Owners/vintners David and Linda Boyden offer delectable tastings of a wide selection award-winning dry fruit wines, grape wines, and Vermont cheeses, all on an eye-boggling outdoor patio. [DETAILS]

The Bee's Knees

The proprietors like to say that they opened this homey little eatery to provide patrons with a comfortable place “to stay as long as they wanted or as short as they pleased, to play a game, write a poem, or share a song.” You can just eat, if that’s all you want, choosing from a creative menu featuring locally grown and raised foods—a BLT made with bacon from Winding Brook Farm and organic greens, served on a baguette from Elmore Mountain Bakery, for example, or meat loaf with Cabot cheddar. Even the beers are local. As for sharing those songs, there’s music most nights beginning at 7:30—it might be blues, mountain folk, jazz, or gospel. [DETAILS]

The Slow Lane: Biking, Gliding, Kayaking

Take advantage of the serenity around you. Perhaps you'll want to park your car and indulge in a more tranquil way to glide amidst Lamoille's carpet of color.

Stowe Mountain Resort: Aerial Gondola

Offering a 10-minute trip up Mount Mansfield, the loftiest point in Vermont. The vistas from the top are sublime. [DETAILS]