- Our list of the best things to do in Chester, Vermont, features the top 83 nearby activities — including 47 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Chester, VT has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Museums & Galleries, Outdoor Places, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 6 things to do within the city of Chester, VT , followed by 77 popular activities in nearby cities, including Windsor, Manchester, Ludlow, Londonderry, Claremont, Woodstock, Plymouth, Weston, Walpole, Cornish, Stratton Mountain, Grafton, Jamaica, Killington, Putney, Rutland, South Londonderry, Ascutney, Bellows Falls and Dover
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The Jackson Gore Ski Area contains several downhill ski trails on Okema Mountain, with lift access, dining, and ski shop.
11.4 Miles
A family-oriented all-seasons resort, Okemo Mountain combines skiing, snowboarding and skating in the winter with golf, hiking and swimming in the summer. Family-focused activities include a Mountain Coaster, winter playground and fire pit and snow tubing park.
11.6 Miles
The scenic Green Mountain Railroad offers a wide range of trips through the Vermont area. Entertainment and snacks are available while on board with informative staff telling the history and geographic details of certain regions.
12.1 Miles
Stratton Mountain's Cliff Drysdale Tennis School offers coaching for adults and juniors. There are sixteen clay and hard courts (two indoors). The club offers clinics and individual instruction as well as fitness and massages areas, indoor pool, and fitness shop.
12.2 Miles
Taylor Farm is a working dairy farm that is over 180 years old. In addition to the dairy operation, they have lodging, a cheese making facility, a farm stand, educational activities, and sleigh rides through the farm during the winter.
13.3 Miles
Green Mountain Sugar House is a specialty shop offering homemade maple products from syrup to ice cream. February through April, tour the maple syrup process, from tapping trees to boiling and packaging.
13.7 Miles
Located in the Okema State Forest, Buttermilk Falls is a series of three connected waterfalls with with trail access and a sandy beach at the lower falls. The base of the falls is a popular picnic area.
13.8 Miles
Standard and candlepin bowling are on offer at Maple Lanes. Make it a family day and enjoy a few rounds, or challenge companions to video games. Bowling under black lights happens on the weekends.
13.9 Miles
Jamaica State Park was officially opened to the public in 1969 and is currently made of 772 acres of land. There is a great emphasis on fishing in the many areas of water in the park, but there are also opportunities for camping, hiking, and swimming.
14.3 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.