- Our list of the best things to do in Dover, Vermont, features the top 136 nearby activities — including 72 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Dover, VT has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Museums & Galleries, Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 3 things to do within the city of Dover, VT , followed by 133 popular activities in nearby cities, including Brattleboro, Manchester, North Adams, Wilmington, Bennington, Charlemont, Shelburne Falls, Arlington, Londonderry, Keene, Chester, Walpole, Williamstown, Stratton Mountain, Weston, Grafton, Jamaica, Putney, South Londonderry and Bellows Falls
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14.2 Miles
A popular ski resort, lessons and activities are available for all levels of experience on Stratton Mountain. Additionally, the village of Stratton is a lively place for recreational activities and various events during the year.
14.5 Miles
Fort Dummer State Park is a 217 acre state park overlooking the site of Fort Dummer. The park is populated by forest land, and features several hiking trails as well as a campground.
15.6 Miles
Handmade cheeses are the focus of Grafton Village Cheese which is partnered with the Windham Foundation to support Vermont's rural communities. They offer aged cheddars, cave-aged cheeses, and even specialty cheeses.
17.2 Miles
Stratton Mountain's Cliff Drysdale Tennis School offers coaching for adults and juniors. There are sixteen clay and hard courts (two indoors). The club offers clinics and individual instruction as well as fitness and massages areas, indoor pool, and fitness shop.
17.3 Miles
Santa's Land is essentially a family fun park that features simple amusement park rides along side walking paths through a park-like setting. Guests can even get close to some of the animals on display in the petting zoo section.
17.9 Miles
Seasonal recreation is offered at the Grafton Ponds Outdoor Center. In the winter, guests can enjoy skiing, snowshoeing, and snow tubing while summer has canoeing, swimming, hiking, and a variety of camps for kids.
17.9 Miles
Climbers of all ages and skill levels can enjoy the TimberQuest Park treetop adventure course. Within the layout of the course there are over 20 ziplines and 75 challenges of varying difficulty, including a rope bridge and cargo nets.
18.5 Miles
A ski resort for all skill levels, Magic Mountain offers difficult course options and programs for beginners. Treetop courses and zip lines are opened during fall months as well as the lodging, food, and music venue the Black Line Tavern.
19.3 Miles
Dedicated to creative discover, intellectual awareness, the Museum of Creative Process, bridges art and science offering visitors an insight into human relations. Featuring works of art, prose, lectures, and exhibits, visit today and be enlightened.
19.5 Miles
The quintessential cross country ski experience is available at the Viking Nordic Center that offers a wide range trail system. The natural terrain provides both easy and difficult paths that are open to snowshoers and children skiers.