Local Restaurants and Venues
Carriage House Cafe & Grill
27 Water St, Orleans, VT 05860
The Warehouse
150 Main St, Newport, VT 05855
Orleans Country Club Restaurant & Lounge
316 Country Club Ln, Barton, VT 05822
Harrison’s Restaurant & Bar
25 Main St, Stowe, VT 05672
Eastside Restaurant and Pub
47 Landing Street, Newport, VT 05855
Parker Pie Company
161 County Rd, West Glover, VT 05875
The Belvedere
100 Main Street, Newport, VT 05855
The Jay Village Inn
1078 Vt Rte 242, Jay, VT 05859
Miso Hungry
1136 Jay Peak Rd, Jay, VT 05859
Vermont Pie & Pasta Company
4278 US Rte 5, Derby, VT 05829
Cafe Lafayette Dinner Train
3 Crossing at River Place, North Woodstock, NH USA
Local Adventures
Only 25 minutes from Northeast Kingdom Castle, Jay Peak is consistently named the best skiing and snowboarding in New England. Jay has the best snow in the best conditions — and because of the northern location it has the longest ski season by far, from Nov 15-May 15.
Jay Peak Resort named a Top 5 Best Ski Resort in America
Vermont Business Magazine Jay Peak Resort announced Tuesday it has been named among the Top 10 (#5 on the list) Best Ski areas by Liftopia, which operates the largest consumer marketplace and resort technology platform for ski lift tickets and other mountain activities.
Thanks to ‘delicate balance’ of warm and cold, Vermont ski resorts hitting snow sweet spot
It might look like a pretty crappy ski or ride season from the valleys of Vermont, but for resorts in the mountains the view is a lot better. That’s thanks mostly to sheer luck and Mother Nature balancing just enough weak warm fronts with colder, drying air being pulled down from Canada. The result: more snow than not across the mountains of Vermont.
Vermont fall foliage: Take this Northeast Kingdom leaf-peeping trip
You can’t go wrong in the Northeast Kingdom during foliage season.
Here is a leaf-peeping day trip sure to thrill and engage everyone from senior citizens to families to someone seeking a day of peace and relative solitude.
A Weekend in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom
With a name like the Kingdom, it’s no surprise that 36 hours isn’t even close to enough time to do or see it all in this gorgeous corner of Vermont. This region is known for it’s unspoiled beauty, and the quiet, uncommercialized nature of this area is what I loved most about it. When you want a coffee or a quick bite, you’re not headed for Starbucks or McDonalds – you’re popping into the country store or bellying up to the counter at local diner.
Vermont’s Flavor Empire
The Northeast Kingdom, a remote corner of Vermont, produces world class food and drink.
How to make butter in Vermont
Amid the farm houses and barns dotting the Mad River Valley area of rural Vermont, five miles north of Sugarbush ski resort, Marisa Mauro is making butter. About 700 pounds of it every week.
Jay Peak Waterpark
The Jay Peak Pump House indoor waterpark is a place for well-earned leisure. A place to experience the mountain when the mountain may have beaten you momentarily. But it’s also more than just a place to relax, it’s a chance to catch a different thrill on the slides, shoot hoops and climb rocks in the activity pool, and test your skill on the Flowrider. Non-water activities include the 1851′ Family Arcade, The Warming Shelter, the Wave Surf Shop and The Drink ensure every moment is saturated with satisfaction. It is the much deserved complement after a day of skiing, or vice-versa.
