Location: Putney
Top Things to do in Putney
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Putney in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Forests. Discover best things to do in Putney with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Putney
1. Madame Sherri Forest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Kali C
I expected a lot more by all the hype the media and people provide for this place. It certainly is worth seeing but don't expect to spend more than 5-10 minutes being in 'awe' here. my friend and i travelled here looking for a great place to hike and this is within shouting distance from the parking lot. So we decided to hike around Anne Stokes Loop which made it worthwhile. Broken beer bottles and glass all around the old foundation, the staircase was cool but if you saw the photos then you've seen all this place has to offer.
2. Hidden Springs Maple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Hidden Springs Maple is a family maple farm located in Putney, Vermont. We offer 100% natural and organic maple syrup tapped on family farms in Vermont. Our products are available in our farm store, over the web and at restaurants and specialty stores throughout the US.
Reviewed By AndyV2011 - Canaan, New Hampshire
We've been stopping here since they opened, and the store gets better and better. Recently my wife was headed to TN for a get-together with the dog rescue league she works with down there (our dawg says "woof yawl") and we shopped for gifts for...MoreThanks a lot! We appreciate your business and look forward to seeing you again!
3. Spofford Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Armstrong M - Keene, New Hampshire
We have been going to Spofford Lake for nearly 40 years and, while development and increases in population are inevitable, it has become nearly unusable during summer's peak months. The size and number of boats has outpaced what this small lake can accommodate and, during busy times, create a churning, loud, exhaust laden hazard that resembles a turnpike rather than a body of water. Non motorized boats use it at their own risk and must fight for space. The one island is so besieged with high wakes it is slowly disappearing. Many New Hampshire lakes have been managed with care and maintain a code of conduct that facilitates their continued beauty and use. Unfortunately Spofford Lake's visitors tend to be rude, uncaring and insensative to those around them and have no concern for the future viability of this water. Parking near impossible and the boat launch is very poorly managed.
4. Creamery Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By mjc404 - Derby, United Kingdom
This is an attractive bridge which is no longer used by vehicles. It is a nice setting with trees and a grassed area. Its very pleasant to just walk across it and enjoy the peace and quiet.
5. West Dummerston Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By paulabc2 - Chicopee,Ma.
I have been visiting this bridge for years. I live in Mass but every once in a while during the year for the past 40 years I visit under the bridge. Sometimes I bring a lunch and spend time siting on a rock watching the beauty of the bridge and the scenery. Many many years ago you had to stumble down to the water but now there are steps. Love it here!
6. Alyson's Orchard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Beyondthegreysky - Albany, New York
This is a wonderful orchard and event center. They have picturesque views and are often hosts for weddings, parties and other large events. Pick apples. Explore. It's also a great place to come with a date! A cute store with products they make right there at the orchard! Definitely check this place out if you are in the area!
7. Basketville
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Our landmark store is a browser’s paradise, vast and barn-like, full of handcrafted items for the home. You never know what you’ll find down the next aisle. Whatever you find, it’s probably a bargain. We pride ourselves on outlet prices, workshop-direct deals and frequent specials. Our international basket collection includes exotic new imports from Africa and Cambodia. Open 7 days.
Reviewed By yellowbirdVermont
We made a special trip to Basketville during the Putney Art Gallery Weekend Open House. I wanted some decorative baskets which I found there. My husband found a small coffee table that he had been looking for in wicker. Stonewall from Maine has some items there that I like. We also debated on blueberry wine that was at the tasting table.
8. Poocham Hill Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Poocham Hill wines are made from our own grapes. One of the first questions usually asked is what grapes we grow and visitors expect to hear something they are familiar with like Chardonnay or Cabernet. Most do not recognize the cold hearty varietals we grow. Our goal, from the start has been to make the best wine from the best grapes that will grow in our microclimate. When you taste our wine, you might find similarities with wines you like and are familiar with, but each of our wines is unique. Our wines pair well with different foods. We invite you to come and taste our wines. Each is an experience into itself. Our tasting room is both relaxing and inviting and you are sure to have a great time.
Reviewed By Peter_01039 - Western Massachusetts
We visited three Southern New Hampshire wineries on a Saturday afternoon. The Poocham Hill Winery was one of our favorites, with 100% of their wines produced from grapes that are grown on-site. The tasting room is small and rustic, yet quite comfortable. The owners are typically present and eager to engage their guests in conversations about their love of wine. They will also provide recommendations for additional stops in the area, including the other wineries.
The winery is definitely off the beaten bath, but GPS directions are accurate and reliable, and their signage provides a helpful reinforcement that you are heading in the right direction. There is a $6.00 fee for tasting, which is quite reasonable when you realize that this is a boutique operation with limited production. Visit them, taste their wines, then buy your favorites while they are still available.
9. Green Mountain Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By susan l - Raleigh, North Carolina
They have a load of apples still and you can pick your own. Hot cider and donuts. Was a nice place to experience and great outdoor activity.
10. Copper Cannon Distillery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Toni-Marie H
Had a blast at Copper Cannon Distillery! The structure of the building is beautiful, the staff is very knowledgeable, the tour and tasting exceeded my expectations. It adds a great touch to the town of West Chesterfield and I would highly recommend anyone to check it out! The rum is very good especially the Aged rum! The owners are very friendly, outgoing and take the time to chat with each customer. 5 stars!!
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