Top Things to do in Montgomery
Top 8 Things to do in Montgomery, Montgomery
Discover the best top things to do in Montgomery, United States including Montgomery Adventures - Day Tours, Fuller Covered Bridge, West Hill Covered Bridge, Jay Peak Tramway, Hazen's Notch, Hazen's Notch Association, Lake Carmi State Park, Snow Shoe Lodge & Pub.
1. Montgomery Adventures - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
Montgomery Adventures, is a complete outdoor Guide services, with Dog sledding, canoeing, kayaking, photography weekends,hiking, for a day or overnight camping, snowshoeing, and winter camping,Survival courses,Dog Sledding camps and much more, just call and let us help you plan an Adventure in the outdoors of Montgomery and it's beautiful surrounding areas.
2. Fuller Covered Bridge
3. West Hill Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By randstyr - Ashburn, United States
Of all the bridges in Montgomery, this was our favorite. But definitely take note of the comments made by Edward W above! Some additional things to note: 1. Both Hill West Road and West Hill Road are completely different roads, running parallel to each other, connected by Creamery Bridge Road, where the bridge is located. Best to take West Hill Road, and take a left on Creamery Bridge Rd. Otherwise, from the other direction, there is a steep rocky downhill as you approach the bridge. 2. To navigate the steep uphill climb after you cross the bridge, it'd best to have a 4-wheel drive vehicle. 3. The bridge was originally called the Creamery Bridge, and was completely renovated in 2009. Some older websites say that the bridge has been closed down and not in use -- but those were written prior to the renovation. It is completely safe to drive over, and the setting is awesome. Just be prepared for the rough terrain around it!
4. Jay Peak Tramway
5. Hazen's Notch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Passageway through the mountains with fabulous fall foliage.
Reviewed By MT1 - Aurora, United States
My wife and I wanted to take a foliage drive along this less well traveled road - it was awesome! Most of the drive is on gravel roads, typical for northern New England, but the road is very well maintained. This is a gorgeous drive in the Fall and you'll see lots of suspended plastic lines in sugar orchards and some sugar houses as well. We saw very little traffic and had a gorgeous day - loved it!!
6. Hazen's Notch Association
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
The Hazen's Notch Association is a non-profit, member-supported, conservation organization located in Montgomery, Vermont. Summer camp for ages 6-15, education programs for school groups and families with young children. Cross country skiing, snowshoeing, walking, hiking, nature study.
7. Lake Carmi State Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 21 reviews
This Vermont lake is a good place to view fall foliage.
Reviewed By estrieK - Bromont, Canada
This was our third visit this year, and with the best weather of the year it was perfect. Not too many campers, so quiet. Thank you to the Park staff and volunteers who do such a great job. See you next season !
