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01/11/17
Activities

Everything You Need to Know About Fishing Otter Creek, VT

Flowing 112 miles from Green Mountain National Forest to Lake Champlain, Otter Creek is Vermont’s longest river. It’s an unbelievably diverse watershed that attracts fisherman from far and wide. Seven top spill dams offer great wading opportunities, and the creek’s mixed fishery allows you to target many different species. Whether you’re an avid angler or have never cast a line, fishing Otter Creek, VT is an exciting and fun way...

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01/6/17
Vermont

Your Ultimate Guide to the Vermont Cheese Trail

Do you love cheese? If so, a trip to Vermont should be in your future plans! The Vermont Cheese Trail is a scenic 280-mile loop that runs from the town of Plymouth Notch to the Canadian border. It features more than 40 farms and factories throughout the state, and many have visiting hours, tours, and retail stores! Whether you’re a dairy connoisseur or just looking for something fun to do,...

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12/30/16
Activities

Some of the Best Ways to Experience the Beast Mountain Coaster

The Beast Mountain Coaster in Killington, Vermont is exactly what it sounds like – a total beast of a roller coaster! Open year round at Killington Resort, this thrill ride is fun for visitors of all ages. The 4,800-foot-long alpine coaster twists and turns through the woods, offering 360-degree corkscrews that are sure to surprise and delight. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or a child-toting parent, “The Beast” is perfect...

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12/22/16
Activities

3 of the Best Reasons to Visit Long Trail Brewing Co. in Vermont

Since the first batch of Long Trail Ale came off the line in 1989, Long Trail Brewing Co. in Bridgewater Corners, VT, has blazed the trail for Vermont’s booming craft beer industry. Named after the 272-mile Long Trail hiking route, this state-of-the-art facility features a unique design and comfortable atmosphere that pairs perfectly with their handcrafted beer. And it’s just a 15-minute drive from GetAway Vacations! If you’re in the area, a...

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12/13/16
Dining

Why You Need to Dine at the Ledgewood Yurt in Killington

Nestled in the woods and accessible only by sleigh, the Ledgewood Yurt provides a one-of-a-kind dining experience in Killington, Vermont. It’s located just off the Northbrook Trail on Killington Mountain and resembles a structure used by nomadic Mongolian tribes over 2,000 years ago. Slightly sunk into the snow and sparkling with tiny white lights, the yurt’s impeccable service and cuisine will exceed your expectations. Here’s why a trip to the...

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12/8/16
Activities

Thundering Falls Trail Is One of the Best Trails in Vermont

Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure? Plan to visit the Thundering Falls Trail in Killington, VT! Part of the Vermont Appalachian Trail, Thundering Falls is an easy hike on a 0.4-mile boardwalk that leads to one of the tallest waterfalls in Vermont. From a viewing platform, visitors can watch in awe as the water cascades through a steep and narrow cataract. It’s a spectacular sight to behold! Whether you’re...

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11/30/16
Activities

Vermont Snowboarding: What You Need to Know

If you thought that the mountains of Vermont were exclusive to skiers, think again! Vermont snowboarding is some of the very best in the United States, and with so much history, it’s easy to see why. Some of the country’s most renowned snowboarders got their start in VT. (Does Olympic Gold Medalist Shaun White ring a bell?) Vermont is also home to Burton Snowboards, the world’s first snowboard factory, and...

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11/21/16
Activities

Everything You Need to Know About Pico Peak in Vermont

Pico Peak is a 3,957-foot mountain in Killington, Vermont. It’s the northernmost summit of the Coolidge Range and is the second highest mountain after Killington Peak. Visitors to Pico can enjoy a variety of activities throughout the year including skiing and snowboarding, hiking, horseback riding, and much more. The next time you visit the Green Mountain State, plan a trip to Pico Peak and see what makes this mountain so...

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11/16/16
Activities

Your Guide to the Best Killington Snowshoe Tours

Killington, Vermont, is famous for its fantastic skiing and snowboarding. But if you’re looking to experience this region’s beauty on foot, you need to take a snowshoe tour! Located at the Clubhouse on East Mountain Road, Bear Trax Adventures offers a variety of guided snowshoe tours that explore Killington. You can traverse the rolling terrain of Killington Golf Course or trek trails on and off the mountain. Plus, snowshoes and...

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11/10/16
Activities

6 of the Best Spas in Vermont

Are you in need of a relaxing spa getaway? Plan a trip to Killington, Vermont! This laid-back mountain town is home to a variety of health centers, salons, and day spas that will ease your body and mind. You can spend the day tearing up the ski slopes, then enjoy a therapeutic massage or detoxifying facial. Here are some of our favorite places to go for a little R&R. Find out...

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11/4/16
Dining

Why You Need to Visit the Lookout Tavern in Killington

Boasting a lively atmosphere and some of the best chicken wings around, the Lookout Tavern is a must-stop for anyone visiting Killington, VT. This comfortable bar/restaurant serves lunch and dinner each day and is known for their fantastic happy hour. The friendly staff, game room, and rooftop deck are just a bonus! Whether you’re visiting Killington in the summertime or the dead of winter, a trip to the Lookout Tavern...

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10/27/16
Activities

Some of the Best Ways to Explore Green Mountain National Forest

Often referred to as the “granite backbone” of Vermont, the Green Mountain National Forest offers an unparalleled recreation experience near Rutland, VT. This 399,151-acre area is the biggest contiguous land mass in the state and is accessible year-round. The forest supports a variety of wildlife including beaver, moose, coyote, black bear, and white-tailed deer. It’s also home to eight cascading waterfalls. No matter what time of year you visit, a...

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