Woodstock, Vermont
Things to Do in Woodstock
Billings Farm, covered bridges, Mount Tom, village arts, and winter skiing
Billings Farm & Museum
This is the crown jewel of Woodstock. A beautifully preserved Jersey dairy farm that's been working the land since 1871, combined with a museum that brings Vermont's agricultural heritage to life. Watch cheesemakers at work, meet the farm animals, churn butter, and learn how Vermont farms operated 150 years ago ā then and now.
Hours: Open daily (seasonal hours ā check website)
Address: 69 Old River Rd, Woodstock, VT
Bridges, trails, crafts, and four-season outings
Covered Bridges
Woodstock's Middle Bridge is one of Vermont's most photographed. Built in 1969 to replace an 1830s original, it spans the Ottauquechee River right in the heart of the village. A short drive takes you to several more historic bridges in the region.
š Middle Bridge: Elm St, Woodstock village center
Saskadena Six ski area
The historic South Pomfret hill now known as Saskadena Six is the compact local alternative to Vermont's larger resorts. Its terrain mixes beginner-friendly snow with steeper runs, and the Woodstock Inn operates the ski area and Nordic center.
š 247 Stage Road, South Pomfret, VT Ā· ~5 min from village
Quechee Gorge
Just 6 miles east, "Vermont's Little Grand Canyon" drops 165 feet in a dramatic river gorge carved by glaciers. Park at the bridge overlook for a free view, or hike down into the gorge on well-maintained trails. Stunning in every season, especially fall.
š Quechee Gorge State Park, Quechee, VT 05059
Hiking & Walking
The Woodstock area offers trails for all levels. Mt. Tom ā accessible from the village ā rewards with panoramic valley views after a moderate climb. The Appalachian Trail passes nearby for serious hikers. Appalachian Trail Adventures offers guided trips.
š Mt. Tom trailheads at Faulkner Park, Mountain Ave
Farmhouse Pottery
A nationally recognized ceramics studio and shop right in Woodstock village. Watch potters at work, browse handcrafted stoneware, and pick up pieces you'll treasure for years. Also has a cafƩ and a popular cooking school.
š 1795 Quechee-Hartland Rd, Woodstock, VT
Woodstock Inn Golf Course
The Robert Trent Jones Sr.ādesigned course at the Woodstock Inn is one of Vermont's finest. Rolling fairways with mountain views, open to the public. Also on-site: a full wellness center, Nordic ski trails in winter, and tennis courts.
š 14 The Green, Woodstock, VT 05091
Cycling & Kayaking
Discovery Bicycle Tours offers guided cycling trips through Vermont's back roads and covered bridge country. The Ottauquechee River offers gentle flatwater kayaking for all levels. Appalachian Trail Adventures can set you up with either.
Arts & Galleries
Woodstock punches above its weight artistically. Focus ā A Vermont Gallery showcases fine art photography. Artistree and BarnArts bring theatre, music, and visual arts year-round. The village's many boutiques often carry local fine art too.
Bookstock Festival
Vermont's beloved literary festival, held each summer in Woodstock. Author readings, discussions, workshops, and a full book fair spread across the village. A highlight of the cultural calendar for book lovers throughout the region.
What earns space in a Woodstock daypack
Compact picks for covered-bridge stops, Mount Tom walks, foliage roads, and cold-weather outings
Bookable experiences
A Woodstock-to-Windsor artisan drive
The current bookable option is a self-guided antiques and artisan route. Compare its stops with the village, farm, and trail choices above.
Woodstock fall foliage tours
Browse options for foliage drives, scenic overlooks, and peak-color experiences near Woodstock, Vermont.
Antiques and Artisans A Woodstock To Windsor Self Guided Drive
A self-guided Woodstock-to-Windsor drive built around antiques, artisan stops, and Vermont village scenery, easy to stretch into a relaxed half-day loop.