Rutland Vacations

This 1914 Victorian-style opera house features gold leaf details and a grand proscenium arch in an intimate setting. Experience live performances from concerts to theater in this beautifully restored historic venue.

Home to one of America's oldest agricultural fairs since 1846, the Vermont State Fairgrounds showcases rural heritage. Visitors enjoy livestock exhibitions, carnival rides, and attractions during the mid-August fair.

The Bucklin Trailhead begins a challenging hike to Vermont's second-highest peak through lush forests. Autumn hikers enjoy spectacular fall foliage and sweeping views of three mountain ranges from the summit.

This 325-acre outdoor haven features over 19 miles of single-track trails through Vermont's forests and meadows. Explore by mountain bike, foot, or snowshoes across terrain suited for all skill levels.

Navigate Hathaway Farm's 12-acre corn maze with interactive clue stations and smartphone challenges. After conquering the maze, meet friendly animals in the petting zoo or enjoy seasonal wagon rides to the pumpkin patch.

McLaughlin Falls cascades through Vermont's woodland, creating a serene natural retreat. Capture the tranquil beauty after rainfall when the waters of Eddy Brook flow most dramatically.

This collegiate ice hockey hub hosts Vermont State University Castleton teams and community events. Enjoy public skating sessions or watch local tournaments in the arena's upgraded seating area.

Housed in an 1890s Queen Anne Victorian mansion, the Chaffee Art Center combines architectural heritage with local artwork. Explore rotating exhibitions while admiring original parquet floors and the distinctive tower.