Experience Vermont
EXPERIENCE VERMONT AT 506
- The perfect central location to explore beautiful Vermont. Start the day with our Country breakfast in the Bistro
- Take a stroll to the banks of the Ottaquechee River and sip your morning coffee on our Adirondack chairs
- Visit "breathtakingly pretty" Woodstock. Take a stroll in this classically beautiful New England town.
- Kids can play in the kids room and the young and young at heart can enjoy the games room
- Take a dip in the pool and sauna
- Feed the baby Lambs at Billings Farm
- Our little explorers can make use of the games, toys and activities available in our Explorer corner
- Drive up to our sister property to Kayak on Kent Pond in Killington
- Enjoy the 506 Bistro and try our selection of local brews and craft cocktails
- Roast marshmallows under the stars
Fishing
Information courtesy of Vermont Agency of Natural Resources For updated informations and to purchase a fishing license please click here
LOCAL DINING SUGGESTIONS – we recommend you call ahead as hours may change
- The 506 bistro and bar is a relaxed and casual restaurant with a full bar and dinner service. The bar serves a selection of signature cocktails. Open Thursday through Monday
Dinner services available 4 - 10pm
Bar services available 3 - 11pm - The Barnard Inn Restaurant & Max's Tavern (dinner) - Takeout or dine-in (802) 234-9961
- Cloudland Farm (dinner) - Farm to table by reservation (802) 457-2599
- The Daily Catch (Lunch and dinner) - Takeout or dine-in options (802) 332-4005
- Dr Coburn's Tonic (lunch and dinner) - Indoor seating available (802) 457-7464
- The Lincoln Inn & Restaurant (dinner) - Indoor fine dining by reservation (802) 457-7052
- Mountain Creamery (breakfast and lunch) - (802) 457-1715
- The Prince & The Pauper (dinner) - Indoor fine dining by reservation (802) 457-1818
- The Public House Pub in Quechee (dinner) - Takeout or dine-in (802) 295-8500
- Ransom Tavern (dinner) - Takeout or dine-in (802) 457-1473
- Simon Pearce Restaurant (lunch and dinner) - Takeout or dine-in (800) 774-5277 x3309
- Soulfully Good Cafe (breakfast and lunch) - Takeout (802) 45 7-7395, orders@soulfullygood.com
- Richardson's Tavern &The Red Rooster (dinner) - Takeout and dine-in 802-356-1318
- Worthy Kitchen (lunch and dinner) - Takeout or dine-in (802) 457-7281
- Abracadabra Coffee Co: (breakfast Saturday and Sunday) - To- go service
- Angkor Wat (dinner) - Takeout (802) 457-9029
- Mon Vert Café (breakfast and lunch) - Takeout 802)-457-7143
- Ramunto's Pizza in Bridgewater (dinner) - Takeout (802) 672- 1120
- Woodstock Pizza Chef (lunch and dinner) - Takeout (802) 457- 1444
DOWNHILL SKIING & SNOWBOARDING
Saskadena Six Ski Area: A mere 10 minutes' drive from 506, there isn't a ski hill more accessible than Saskadena Six Ski Area. Deadly name aside, it's also family-friendly! 30% of the trails are rated as beginner terrain, 40% as intermediate and 30% as advanced - with the longest run spanning 5,280 feet. And as the site of America's first tow rope – powered by Ford Model Tengine, no less – it offers not just 3 lifts and 24 trails for snowy joyriding, but also a slice of history. Hours of operation: 9AM–4PM Wednesday through Sunday
Killington Mountain Resort and Pico Mountain: The Big K. The Beast of the East. No matter the nickname, Killington is revered as the largest ski mountain on the east coast boasting the longest season by far. Less than 30 minutes from Woodstock, 212 trails weave their way down the second highest peak in the state – with bunny slopes, terrain parks, and double black diamonds alike. Nearby Pico Mountain, like Killington's little sibling, offers 57 trails with a summit elevation of 3,967 feet.
Hours of Operation: 9am–4pm midweek, 8am–4pm weekends & peak dates at Killington, 9am-4pm Monday, Thursday, and Friday, 8:30am-4pm Saturday, Sunday, and peak dates at Pico
NORDIC SKIING AND SNOWSHOEING
The Woodstock Inn & Resort Nordic Center: For access to a serene winter wonderland with stunning vistas – all within Woodstock's village, secure a pass at the Nordic Center in the Woodstock Country. The pass affords 40 km of maintained wooded trails across Mt Peg and Mt Tom. A picturesque cabin in the woods of Marsh-Billings-Rocke - feller National Historical Park is the cherry on top, supplying the perfect spot for a mid-trek break. The remaining 23 km of trails on Mt Tom are left in their natural state for backcountry skiing and snowshoeing, and are free for general use.
FAT TIRE BIKING
When the snow gets deep and heavy, fat biking is a boon for those who can't wait to get out on two wheels! The Woodstock Inn & Resort Nordic Center's network of village-adjacent trails mentioned above is available for this high-impact sport (bike rentals available). Just outside of Woodstock's village, you'll find another bounty of options fit for snow-loving bikers, such as the Aqueduct Trails, and Ascutney Trails.
SLEDDING AND TUBING
Killington Tubing Park: Slide solo to the bottom or race your friends to the bottom of this multi-lane park, complete lift service for easy trips up and down. See www.killington.com for rates and dates.
SNOWMOBILING
With the wind on your face, you'll whip through trees stooped with snow on a thrilling snowmobile ride through Vermont's backcountry. Secure a guided one-hour, two-hour, or kid-friendly tour of Killington through Snowmobile - Vermont.com or go solo after joining VAST, an organization responsible for maintaining and grooming over 4 ,700 miles of trails in Vermont.
ICE SKATING
Take a breath of cold, crisp air then hit the ice close to home on Vail Field in Woodstock Village, Lakeland Hole #1's pond at the Quechee Club (activity subject to change due to COVID-19), or take a glide across Silver Lake in Barnard for a quiet, pristine setting (conditions permitting for all).
ATTRACTIONS AND SHOPS
Woodstock Window Shopping:
If your plans to hit the slopes were thwarted by the balmy temperatures, be sure to check out the village of Wood - stock instead! 506 On The River Inn is on the outskirts of the historic and renowned town decorated with Christmas lights and wreaths, and a trolley operates to take people a round the streets. Visitors can spend hours exploring the variety of retail stores, art galleries, an tique shops, restaurants and bistros, a bookshop, and much more . Be sure to pose for pictures by the old covered bridge and on the town green — both are New England icons!
Billings Farm and Museum
One of the most popular destinations in Woodstock, Billings Farm and Museum is home to a working farm that
hosts a variety of activities every day, from meeting the sheep and cows, learning how to churn butter or learning
to milk, dipping candles, and much more.
http://www.billingsfarm.org/programs-events/Daily.html
The Quechee Gorge Village
The Quechee Gorge Village features several shops that offer ant iques, collectibles, craft dealers, local Vermont cheeses, spirits and gifts shops. It is located adjacent to the Ottauqueechee River's (the same river behind the Inn) 165 foot deep Quechee Gorge, the deepest in Vermont. A bridge runs over the gorge and has walkways for viewing.
Simon Pearce
An enchanting spot to watch professional glass blowers work their magic creating some of the finest hand blown glass items in the world. On site retail shopping and lunch in the restaurant overlooking the Quechee covered bridge and Ottauquechee River are delightful experiences. www.simonepearce.com
VINS
The Vermont Institute of Natural Science is home to a mini museum, hiking trails, and most notably, a bird rehabilitation center. When a local raptor is injured, either by cars, predators or other dangers, VINS staff take care of it and nurse it back to health, and then either rehabilitate it in their facilities until it is ready to be released back into the wild, or provide a permanent home for it if releasing it is not an option. View More
Montshire Museum
Who says your kids can't learn while they're on vacation? A visit to the Montshire Museum will have them learning and having fun as they explore all the interactive exhibits of which there are over 125. Exhibits include tanks of fishes and frogs, a clear glass honey bee cage to see the inside workings of their hive and a clear glass ant farm, blowing giant bubbles, viewing a Rube Goldberg-esque design, and so much more. Kids can interact with almost every exhibit while reading and learning about how the world of science works. A must-visit for all chil dren! (Even adults will enjoy themselves!) View More
King Arthur Baking Company
King Arthur Baking Company is a bakery and store that sells baked goods, ingredients for baking, pans, bowls, unique kitchen items, and more products for baking almost anything. Take a class at the state-of-the-art Baking Education Center, and watch the bakers at work in the busy bakery. Plus, enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, or simply a pastry and coffee at the popular café. View More
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