- TripBuzz found 43 things to do with kids in or near Arlington, Vermont, including 37 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Manchester, Wilmington, Bennington and Londonderry.
- From Youngs Fly Fishing- Day Tour to BattenKill Canoe Day Trips, the Arlington area offers 92 different types of family activities, including: Camping Site, Mountains, River and Canoeing.
- Chartered in 1761, Arlington was the first capital of the Vermont Republic 16 years later. Prior to the American Revolution, Arlington was home to members of the Ethan Allen's group, the Green Mountain Boys. Along with its ties to Ethan Allen, the city is kwon for its five large mountains, including Grass Mountain and Spruce Peak.
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Originally constructed in 1747, the Wells-Thorn House is now a tourist attraction that displays the changes in lifestyle and architecture that have taken place over the centuries. Guided tours of the house are available.
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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.
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A compilation of art and history exhibits, Memorial Hall Museum is housed in an old school building. Along with antique furnishings, the museum also features vintage clothing, toys and historical documents.
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Including twelve museum houses constructed between 1730 and 1872, Deerfield Museums also include the Flynt Center for Early New England Life and the Memorial Libraries. Together, the museums house a huge collection of decorative art, antiques, clothing, and textiles.
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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.
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Historic Deerfield is a restored 18th century village which features a number of authentic colonial era structures complete with period furnishings and architecture as well as many other exhibits.
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Originally built in 1750 and later restored in the 1890s, the Frary House is a Colonial Revival home. The house is filled with New England antiques, arts and crafts needlework, ironware, and basketry. Guided tours are available.
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One of the longest rail trails in New Hampshire, the Cheshire Rail Trail is popular for outdoor enthusiasts. The trail accommodates walkers, hikers, cyclists, Nordic skiers and horseback riders, and it offers beautiful views from the Stone Arch Bridge.
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Leffert's Pond is a picturesque stop along the area's fall foliage route. Choose the short walking loop, or access Leffert's Pond and the Chittenden Reservoire by canoe or kayak for wildlife sighting and bird watching.
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Nested in between hills, Kennedy's Pond offers a scenic destination for enjoying the surrounding nature. Visitors can go swimming or fishing at one of the pond's beaches. The movie Funny Farm was filmed at this pond.