With two trail heads, one in Duxbury and the other in Huntington, hikers are warned to be sure to go down in the direction you went up. Just 3 miles from downtown Montpelier, VT, ski or snowshoe through evergreen and active sugaring forests to gentle rolling pastures that provide views of Camels Hump, the Worcester Mountain Range, and our 8th generation maple sugar farm.
Retailing over 2,000 locally grown and produced products including produce, meats, baked goods, cheese, beer & wine, the Co-Op is more than just a grocery store. A local vineyard producing wines from locally and regionally grown grapes, the Vineyard the Wine Tasting Room is open to the general public April - December, January - March by appointment only.
Retailing over 2,000 locally grown and produced products including produce, meats, baked goods, cheese, beer & wine, the Co-Op is more than just a grocery store. A local vineyard producing wines from locally and regionally grown grapes, the Vineyard the Wine Tasting Room is open to the general public April - December, January - March by appointment only.
Services
In Montpelier, the question isn't can we find a good restaurant for fine dining, the question is where would you like to eat. With over forty restaurants and night spots with a few blocks in the downtown district you may peruse a considerable ensemble of establishments before situating yourself in the setting of your choice.
For a noontime or nighttime food and grog visit the Langdon Street Tavern, Open everyday and serving pub fair and a few delectables, the tavern is a local favorite. Savor Beer Battered Fish n' Chips, Fried Duck or Steak or choose from our extensive Burger selection. The Langdon Street Tavern presents an outstanding selection of draft beer, including: Fiddlehead IPA.
The Social Food & Drink, located within the The Inn at Montpelier, serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday Brunch year round to their guests, as well as locals and visitors alike, in Montpelier, VT. The Inn at Montpelier, circa 1828, is a local historic site and has been maintained to reflect its original state as well as the grace and charm of the distant past.
Many clothing stores provide an array of stylish attire from casual to dress. No. 9 Boutique carries a chic melange of clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry and accessories for casual to dress. If you're an antique enthusiast with a fondness for Vermont country antiques and artifacts J. Langdon on Langdon Street might be worth the visit.
We also represent Vermont wares made by local artisans including pottery, hand-blown glass and fine jewelry. New arrivals are arriving daily from antique furniture, paintings, unique finds to glassware, rugs and much more. This project and website are developed, designed and maintained by Marcia Horne, Marketing Consulting.
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