- TripBuzz found 60 things to do with kids in or near Cabot, Vermont, including 58 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Stowe, Montpelier, St. Johnsbury and Barre.
- From Goodrich's Maple Farm to Cabot Visitors Center & Tour, the Cabot area offers 71 different types of family activities, including: Farms & Ranches, Visitor Centers, Movie Theaters and National & State Parks.
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15.2 Miles
NEK Adventures offers guided scenic ATV tours of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, with snowmobile tours available in winter. Tours include a vehicle training session. Snowmobile rentals in winter allow access to the region's extensive trails.
16.0 Miles
Hubbard Park contains several hiking trails, leading to a tower at the park's highest point, with views of the surrounding area. A variety of natural habitats populate the park, along with picnic areas and pavilions.
16.3 Miles
Camel's Hump is a state park offering several trails at different hiking difficulties, with lookouts leading to scenic views from the cone shaped summit that gives the mountain its name.
16.3 Miles
Situated in the Vermont State Capital, outside the front doors of the Capitol Building, the Ethan Allen Statue is a statue of revolutionary war hero Ethan Allen. Ethan Allen is best remembered as the founder of the state of Vermont.
16.3 Miles
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28 votes
39 Main St, Montpelier City Hall, Montpelier, VT 5602
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A regional theater, the Lost Nation Theater is committed to staging hopeful, positive stories about human connections. They also offer a variety of educational theater camps and master classes in acting.
16.3 Miles
The Savoy Theatre is a tiny little two story 'art house' theater that plays many smaller independent films. The snack bar offers a variety of treats that are typically not seen in larger chain theaters.
16.4 Miles
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60 votes
109 State Street, Montpelier, VT 5633
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The Vermont Historical Society Museum's core exhibit illustrates Vermont history from 1600 to the present, and contains a life-sized Abenaki wigwam, recreation tavern, a railway station and a World War II living room.
16.4 Miles
A Montpelier landmark, the statue of the Roman goddess Ceres sits atop the Capitol building, looking over the surrounding city. The statue is also known as Agriculture, as Ceres was the goddess of agriculture in mythology.
16.5 Miles
A first-run theatre featuring five screens, the Capitol Theater combines the architecture and style of an old-fashioned small town cinema with modern amenities like digital screens, Dolby surround sound and 3-D.
16.5 Miles
Set on a 150-acre private property, Dog Mountain is a leash-free zone where pet owners are encouraged to bring their dogs. The property is designed with several trails, fields and pools inviting dogs to play, run and swim with their owners and other dogs.