Places to Explore
Places to Explore
The Mettawee River is a tributary of Lake Champlain in western Vermont and eastern New York, passing the town of Granville, New York. The river is particularly good for rapids and kayaking.
Mettawee River
The Mettawee River is a tributary of Lake Champlain in western Vermont and eastern New York, passing the town of Granville, New York. The river is particularly good for rapids and kayaking.
Slate Valley Museum
17 Water StJungle Experience Zoo
6601 NY-149A friendly shop nestled in the village of Granville, NY. Visit the yarn shop to experience the joys of our artistic community and purchase yarn, patterns, and accessories. You can shop locally or from afar. The Village Yarn Ship offers classes to beginners as well as intermediate and advanced knitters.
Village Yarn Shop
4 E Main StA friendly shop nestled in the village of Granville, NY. Visit the yarn shop to experience the joys of our artistic community and purchase yarn, patterns, and accessories. You can shop locally or from afar. The Village Yarn Ship offers classes to beginners as well as intermediate and advanced knitters.
Pember Library and Museum of Natural History
33 West Main StConsider Bardwell Farm
1333 VT-153Whaleback Vineyard
202 Old Lake RdYou can go there for wine tasting.
Slate Valley trail is a network of over 40 miles of foot and mountain biking single track and double track trails on private and public lands in the Slate Valley Region of Southwestern Vermont. Trails are free and open to the public. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced hiking and mountain trails with many fun loop or point-to-point options. Many scenic views of Lake St Catherine and the nearby southern Adirondacks and Taconic mountains, as well trail that meander through forests and meadows. Close to Killington and Rutland regions, Manchester, and nearby Glens Falls/Wurensbury/Lake George, NY regions.
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Slate Valley Trails
131 Main StSlate Valley trail is a network of over 40 miles of foot and mountain biking single track and double track trails on private and public lands in the Slate Valley Region of Southwestern Vermont. Trails are free and open to the public. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced hiking and mountain trails with many fun loop or point-to-point options. Many scenic views of Lake St Catherine and the nearby southern Adirondacks and Taconic mountains, as well trail that meander through forests and meadows. Close to Killington and Rutland regions, Manchester, and nearby Glens Falls/Wurensbury/Lake George, NY regions.
HICKS ORCHARD
18 Hicks RdNorman Rockwell Museum of Vermont
654 US-4Wonderfeet Kid's Museum
66 Center StGreen Mountain National Forest
4387 N Main St
Emerald Lake State Forest
New England Maple Museum
4578 US-7Emerald Lake
Danbury Fair and Racearena Memorabilia
295 E Wells Rd
Wilson Road
Wilson RoadBillings Farm & Museum
69 Old River RdWhite Rocks National Recreation Area
Sugar Hill RoadMerck Forest & Farmland Center
3270 VT-315American Museum of Fly Fishing
4070 Main StHubbardton Battlefield State Historic Site
5696 Monument Hill Rd