Staytripper, October 2020

Sep 22 - Oct 31, 2020
An Iconic Inn in Grafton; Five Ways to Enjoy Apple-Filled Fall; Halloween Sights and Frights

Celebrate Apple Season From Orchard to Glass

If it weren’t for all the maple and cows, Vermont might be best known for its apples. As summer turns to autumn, their reds, golds and greens peek through the leaves of trees along roadsides and weigh down branches in orchards across the state. As an undisputed flavor of fall, apples show up in pies…

The Grafton Inn Is a Gateway to Southern Vermont’s Charm

A couple of years ago, Grafton resident Joanne Boswell was dining at the Grafton Inn and heard two people from Maine chatting at the next table. “I said, ‘Excuse me — Maine is so beautiful; why do you come here?'” she recalled. “And the man said, ‘Because there’s no place like Grafton.'” People have been…

Halloween Haunts to Explore This Spooky Season

In the 1920s, a University of Vermont medical student named Henry, thoroughly exhausted after taking his final exams, climbed to the attic of Converse Hall and hanged himself. In the near century since, UVM students have reported encounters with Henry’s ghost, seeing chairs mysteriously stacked on top of a dining table, shoes lined up across…

Vermonting in Woodstock, Middlebury and St. Johnsbury

Every week through mid-October, Seven Days presents “Vermonting,” a column of curated excursions in all corners of our great (but not so large) state. Indeed, Vermont’s diminutive size makes a multitude of short trips accessible, whether for a few hours, an overnight or a longer getaway. Find three sample itineraries below, and read more detailed…


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