4 Easy Hiking Spots Near Woodstock, Vermont
Woodstock, VT, is one of the most beautiful places to explore and discover the wondrous nature surrounding you. There are so many scenic views to experience when you visit the Woodstock Inn & Resort. From short strolls through Kelly Way Gardens to hikes in the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, there are many different ways to experience nature in Woodstock, VT. Here are some of our favorite locations for hiking nearby!
Kelly Way Gardens
Kelly Way Gardens is open to the public during the summer months, typically May to October. The 3-acre organic garden is owned and operated by the Woodstock Inn & Resort and offers a range of tours, tastings, and garden events highlighting seasonal cut flowers and sensational produce. We highly recommend stopping by anytime for a walk around and a chat with our gardeners!
Custom Guided Hikes
Not sure where to start, but have an idea of what you would like to experience on a Vermont hike? Our Activity Center guides offer guided hikes customized to you! Whether you'd like to take a walk in the forest or a vigorous trek to a nearby peak, you can enjoy an all-day excursion and explore trails you've always been curious about. Price varies based on location, group size, and time/length of the excursion, reach out to us for Custom Guided Hike pricing. Email recreation@woodstockinn.com, or call 802-457-5530 to book your guided hike!
Ottauquechee River Trail
This is one of the most popular walking paths near the Resort! The Ottauquechee River Trail is the perfect place to take the entire family on a stroll by the river. You'll have views of Billings Farm and Mt. Tom along the 3-mile trail. The Ottauquechee River Trail begins at East End Park and it meanders by the fields and woodlands in the Woodstock, VT area.
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
At the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, the Mansion and gardens are open for guided tours from the end of May through October. Vermont's only National Park, the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park is steps away from the Inn. You can explore the carriage trails, changing ecosystems, and stroll around the Pogue Pond as you enjoy the preserved woodlands that surround you. In the winter you can enjoy the National Park on cross-country skis with trails groomed by the Woodstock Inn & Resort Nordic Center!