- The list below includes 87 free or cheap things to do in or near Killington, Vermont, including 76 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, National & State Parks, Mountains and Pond.
- From Appalachian Trail Adventures to President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Killington and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Windsor, Woodstock, Ludlow and Rutland.
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Home to a gold mine operation in the 1850s, Camp Plymouth State Park now houses a sandy beach, concession stand and change rooms, picnic area, volleyball nets and playground, and campground. Canoe, kayak and paddle boat rentals available to explore Buffalo Brook.
15.7 Miles
A working farm producing cheese and maple syrup, a visit to Sugarbush Farm includes a nature trail, a visit with farmers and animals, and free tastings of cheese, maple syrup and local foods.
16.9 Miles
Located in the Okema State Forest, Buttermilk Falls is a series of three connected waterfalls with with trail access and a sandy beach at the lower falls. The base of the falls is a popular picnic area.
16.9 Miles
Green Mountain Sugar House is a specialty shop offering homemade maple products from syrup to ice cream. February through April, tour the maple syrup process, from tapping trees to boiling and packaging.
17.0 Miles
Located in the Okema State Forest, the Healdville Trail is a hiking route from the base of Okemo Mountain to a fire tower lookout at its summit. Hike through forest and across streams on this 6-mile trail with mountain views.
17.2 Miles
Many different items are available at Brandon Music. The record company Divine Art Records has CDs for purchase at the shop along with antiques, collectibles, and musical performances with English tea.
17.3 Miles
Visitors to Crowley Cheese can see the dairy product being made by hand in the landmark factory that was originally built in 1882. Within the factory gift shop, guests can also sample many Vermont foods and purchase local craft items.
17.5 Miles
Popular for its breathtaking views of sweeping vistas is the Mount Horrid Observation Site. From the site visitors can watch active wildlife and overlook the surrounding marshland, ponds and surrounding mountains.
17.5 Miles
Showcasing over 50 artists, The Brandon Artists' Guild features paintings, wooden sculptures, and more in its gallery. It often hosts exhibits where visitors can meet an individual artist and see their work.
17.6 Miles
The Vermont Toy Museum celebrates America's toy heritage with over 100,000 toys from all genres. After viewing exhibits, guests can ride a miniature train or antique carousel, take coin-operated rides or play vintage arcade games.