- The list below includes 52 free or cheap things to do in or near Arlington, Vermont, including 90 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, Camping Site, Mountains and River.
- From Mount Equinox to Battenkill River, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Arlington and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Manchester, Bennington, Wilmington and Williamstown.
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The oldest marina at Lake George is the FR Smith & Sons Marina, which provides for the boating needs of both locals and visitors. It features a gas dock, ship store, land transportation, and a parts department.
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With a variety of pontoon boats available for rent, Waters Edge Marina provides visitors with direct access to the waters of Lake George. It also has a deli that serves sandwiches and other goods for lunch.
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A large protected forest area, Pittsfield State Forest features 65 acres of azalea fields, 30 miles of trails for hiking and biking, and an array of striking natural sights, including waterfalls and streams.
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Located at the Albany Pump Station, C.H. Evans Brewing Co. offers twelve craft beers brewed in-house. The brewery is also a full-service restaurant with an extensive menu and historic atmosphere.
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Roughly half a mile north of Roger's Memorial Park is the Veterans Memorial Park. Located on the beach, the park offers standard public beach activities and amenities like docks, picnic tables, a basketball court, grills, and a playground.
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4973 Lake Shore Dr, Bolton Landing, NY
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Lake George Kayak Company Rentals is a place to visit for kayak and paddle boat rentals. Located off the pier, this company provides boat rentals as well as a shop to buy ourdoor clothing and gear.
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The Albany Visitors Center is a visitor’s center that provides information on the local community of Albany 7 days a week. The center also offers printed versions of self-guided walking tours of the area.
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More than 150 events are held each year at the Palace Theatre. It was opened in 1931, and it was designed by John Eberson. It has a seating capacity of 2,844, and has hosted concerts, plays, live comedies, and other public events.
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250 Rudy Chase Dr, Ste 2, Schenectady, NY 12302
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Empire State Aerosciences Museum is a cultural resource located at the site of the former General Electric Flight Test Center. The Museum offers various educational experiences, including interpretive exhibits, a collection of restored aircraft and an aviation library.
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A working organic dairy farm and educational centre, Stonewall Farm operates a farm stand and dairy operation, and guests can visit the grounds and barns, watch a milking, or interact with the animals, or hike on a network of trails on the property.