- Our list of the best things to do in Rutland, Vermont, features the top 72 nearby activities — including 40 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Rutland, VT has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 13 things to do within the city of Rutland, VT , followed by 59 popular activities in nearby cities, including Woodstock, Killington, Ludlow, Brandon, Plymouth, Weston, Barnard, Proctor and Chester
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In addition to the actual homestead that serves as the birthplace and boyhood home of Calvin Coolidge, the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site contains a small village. Since the Village has been relatively untouched since the early 20th century, it acts as a living museum.
13.2 Miles
President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site, located in the birthplace of US president Calvin Coolidge, is a historic village including Coolidge's family home, community church, schoolhouse, general store and cheese factory, many still featuring original furnishings.
13.4 Miles
The oldest and largest snowmobile tour company in the area is Killington Snowmobile Tours. A wide range of riding trails are available for everyone from beginners to advanced snowmobile riders.
14.7 Miles
Visitors can stay in vintage cottages that were originally built in the 1930s at Cozy Cottages. Cozy Cottages also offers horseshoes, shuffleboard, a swimming pool, nightly bonfires, and wine tastings at the Otter Valley Winery.
14.8 Miles
Located in the Okema State Forest, the Healdville Trail is a hiking route from the base of Okemo Mountain to a fire tower lookout at its summit. Hike through forest and across streams on this 6-mile trail with mountain views.
14.8 Miles
Family owned and operated, the Otter Valley Winery is spread over six acres. Tours of the vineyard and winery are held regularly along with frequent wine tastings, and guests can see the largest wine cask in Vermont.
15.7 Miles
Home to a gold mine operation in the 1850s, Camp Plymouth State Park now houses a sandy beach, concession stand and change rooms, picnic area, volleyball nets and playground, and campground. Canoe, kayak and paddle boat rentals available to explore Buffalo Brook.
15.8 Miles
Popular for its breathtaking views of sweeping vistas is the Mount Horrid Observation Site. From the site visitors can watch active wildlife and overlook the surrounding marshland, ponds and surrounding mountains.
15.8 Miles
Showcasing over 50 artists, The Brandon Artists' Guild features paintings, wooden sculptures, and more in its gallery. It often hosts exhibits where visitors can meet an individual artist and see their work.
15.9 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.