- TripBuzz found 87 things to do with kids in or near Grafton, Vermont, including 86 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brattleboro, Windsor, Keene and Manchester.
- From Grafton Ponds Outdoor Center to Martins's Maple Farm, the Grafton area offers 69 different types of family activities, including: Skiing & Snowboarding, National & State Parks, Theaters and History Museums.
- A tiny historical village in Vermont, Grafton was once a sheep farming community. Founded in the 18th century, it is an older town with a rich history. Along with historical landmarks such as the Grafton Church (known as The White Church), recreational and fun activities such as cross-country skiing, mountain biking and antique shopping can also be enjoyed here.
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Enjoy the colorful, vibrant, and heart wrenching performances of true artists at Double Edge Theater. The community shapes and creates phantasmal stories, romantic adventures, and adrenaline induced thrillers to keep visitors coming back.
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Frye's Measure Mill has been operating through simple water power since the 1850s and continues to work by these means. Tours of the facility look into the historic water-powered workshop that still creates a variety of wares such as measures, pantry boxes, and piggins.
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Put your legs to the test on your hike to the top of Pony Mountain at Chapel Brook. Amenities include swimming in the cool streams, fishing, and unmarked trails for the woodsmen of your group.
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Williamstown Theatre Festival offers a range of quality productions year round which are presented on an outdoor stage with readily available refreshments nearby.
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Visitors to Field Farm can hike four miles of trails and admire manicured gardens. Two main draws include a bed and breakfast and the other a historic house museum open for tours. Open daily from sunrise to sunset.
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Hopkin's Memorial Forest is a reserve that spans Massachusetts, New York and Vermont and serves to preserve and monitor forest resources. A 4.3-mile hiking trail is part of the forest in Williamstown and is used for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter.
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Pocumtuck Ridge is a geological formation that provides stunning views of the surrounding wilderness and mountains. The Ridge features blazed hiking trails that lead to some of the most impressive views and overlooks.
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Built in 1886, the Town Hall Theater was historically used as a playhouse for traveling shows. The modern focus of the venue is as a comfortable, independent cinema which concentrates on artistic films.
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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.
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Dimond Hill Farm is a working 150 acre farm known for growing a variety of naturally raised vegetables. Visitors to the farm can visit the farm shop, walk on one of the walking trails, or navigate a hedge labyrinth.