- The list below includes 49 free or cheap things to do in or near Rutland, Vermont, including 76 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Hiking Trails, Bowling and Art Museum.
- From Deer Leap Trail to Crowley Cheese, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Rutland and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Woodstock, Killington, Ludlow and Brandon.
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A working farm producing cheese and maple syrup, a visit to Sugarbush Farm includes a nature trail, a visit with farmers and animals, and free tastings of cheese, maple syrup and local foods.
26.1 Miles
The West River Farmers Market offers a variety of locally-grown, fresh produce each Saturday. The market also offers other fare, like fresh pastries and locally-made cheeses, all in a scenic mountain setting.
26.6 Miles
Offering dog-sledding trips pulled by a full team of Siberian Huskies, Braeburn Siberians specializes in group excursions for small or large groups. Sitting and standing passengers can trade places to give everyone a chance to drive the team.
26.7 Miles
A year-round facility offering a variety of seasonal activities, Lowell Lake State Park is equipped with hiking trails for nature walks and snowshoeing in the winter. A nearby lake is also accessible for swimming, kayaking and fishing.
27.4 Miles
The Vermont Toy Museum celebrates America's toy heritage with over 100,000 toys from all genres. After viewing exhibits, guests can ride a miniature train or antique carousel, take coin-operated rides or play vintage arcade games.
27.6 Miles
The total span of the park that contains Mount Ascutney is roughly 2000 acres. There are several camping sites, picnic areas, and paths for hiking that go all the way to the summit of the mountain.
27.6 Miles
Hikers, bicyclists, snowshoers, and vacationers can experience the area's natural beauty while enjoying quaint accommodations with Country Inns Along the Trail. Guests can spend their days exploring and return in the evenings to relaxing comfortable rooms and fine dining.
27.8 Miles
Quechee Gorge Mini Golf is a course that features 18 holes with six stroke limits. This is a course which mimics the natural design of Quechee Gorge itself, giving players challenges along the way.
27.8 Miles
One of the main draws of the Simon Pearce Mill is the fully-functioning glass workshop where visitors can actually watch the glassblowers at work. Pieces made on site can be purchased in the retail store and there is also an adjoining riverfront restaurant.
27.8 Miles
Cider Hill Gardens is an art gallery that specializes in growing Peonies, Daylilies, Hostas, and Woodland and Primrose offerings. The gallery sells potted plants and hosts special events in the gardens.