- TripBuzz found 63 things to do with kids in or near Stratton Mountain, Vermont, including 62 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Manchester, Wilmington, Brattleboro and Ludlow.
- From Stratton Tennis School to Stratton Mountain, the Stratton Mountain area offers 90 different types of family activities, including: Tennis, Theaters, National & State Parks and Movie Theaters.
- Stratton Mountain is a ski resort town located in Vermont. Located within the Green Mountain National Forest, the city draws tourists year round for it's breathtaking views and outdoor recreation opportunities. The winter attracts avid skiers, snowboarders and snow tubers, while the spring and summer months offer hiking, river recreation, bike trails and shopping in the village.
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The oldest snowmobile tour company in Vermont, High Country Snowmobile Tours provides snowmobile tours for all experience levels through the Green Mountain National Forest. Tours must be reserved in advance, and snowmobiles are available for purchase.
16.3 Miles
Operated by a community of Benedictine monks, the Weston Priory features a visitor center, chapel, and grounds for private reflection. Prayer ceremonies are held daily, and young men can arrange for retreats at the site.
17.2 Miles
Wilmington's Memorial Hall Center for the Arts is a charitable arts organization that hosts a variety of cultural and artistic events and performances, including live music and drama. The Center also screens a variety of films.
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Big Big on the Battenkill offers outdoor recreational activities including trout fly fishing, kayaking and tubing. They rent both tubes and kayaks with life jackets and if patrons have their own equipment, Battenkill provides drop off transportation for a fee.
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The gallery at DaVallia Art & Accents is focused on providing a display area for local artists of fine arts and crafts. There is also an adjoining store which features a way to purchase items along with jewelry and other accessories.
18.8 Miles
With a hiking trail that leads up a local mountain, Molly Stark State Park provides scenic views of an area that was settled prior to the American Revolution. There are also several maintained campsites.
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A family owned stable with around a dozen horses and ponies, Flames Stables offers rides for riders of all levels of experience and skill. The stables offers guided rides on a woodland path.
19.4 Miles
Founded by two women from Vermont, the Plan B Stables offers a wide arrange of rides through the historic hills of Vermont. Families of all ages are welcome, but younger children should be at least six years old to go on the trails.
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Known for making maple and maple syrup related items, Martin's Maple Farm can be found in a large red barn that houses a shop where visitors can purchase different types of maple syrup and maple-related items.
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One of the largest collections of native New England species is on display at the Southern Vermont Natural History Museum. In addition to the geology, natural history, and live animal exhibits, the grounds of the museum off 600 acres of hiking trails and outdoor activities.