President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site
Under $25See the farmhouse parlor where Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath in 1923 and the preserved village around it.

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4763 Killington Rd · Killington, VT
Nicknamed the Beast of the East, Killington spreads across several peaks crowned by 4,241-foot Killington Peak, the second-highest summit in Vermont. Together with nearby Pico Mountain it offers 1,977 skiable acres and a 3,050-foot vertical drop, the largest in New England. Outside ski season you can ride the K-1 Gondola for summit views, try the lift-served bike park, play golf or hike the mountain trails.
General sport & outdoor guidance
Habits that pay off across this whole category, not rules for this one venue. Always check the official site for the specifics.
Weather calls the shots
Check the forecast the morning of and keep an indoor backup in your pocket for the day it turns.
Shoes, water, sun cover
The three things that decide whether you last the whole outing or cut it short after an hour.
Parking and launches fill early
On a nice weekend, lots and trailheads are often full by mid-morning.
Daylight shrinks in shoulder season
Spring and fall visits need an earlier start than the same trip in July.
The closest stops to Killington Resort, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
See the farmhouse parlor where Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath in 1923 and the preserved village around it.
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Walk carriage roads through the country's oldest professionally managed forest and tour a Queen Anne mansion in Woodstock.
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Green Mountain ski town built around Okemo Mountain Resort.
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A 47-acre nature center in Quechee with raptor enclosures, a forest canopy walk and nature trails.
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Look down 165 feet into Vermont's deepest gorge from the US Route 4 bridge, then hike the trail along the Ottauquechee River.
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Nonprofit trail association that maintains and grooms Vermont's statewide snowmobile trail network.
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