Ascutney State Park
Under $25Vermont state park on Mount Ascutney offering hiking trails, a summit auto road, camping, and views over the Connecticut River Valley.

Vermont art foundation showing postwar and contemporary works from the Hall family collections.
Reading, VT
The Hall Art Foundation, founded in 2007, shares postwar and contemporary art drawn from its own holdings and those of Andrew and Christine Hall. Its combined collections hold more than 5,000 pieces by several hundred artists. Besides its Reading, Vermont site, the foundation also runs Kunstmuseum Schloss Derneburg in Germany and lists MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts among its locations. The Vermont site hosts rotating exhibitions.
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Vermont state park on Mount Ascutney offering hiking trails, a summit auto road, camping, and views over the Connecticut River Valley.
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