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Sleep Woodstock Motel
4324 West Woodstock Road
Woodstock, VT 05091
802-332-6336
The Most Photographed Farm In North America Is Right Here In Vermont
It is said that the Jenne Farm in Reading is not only the most photographed farm in Vermont. We’d say it’s the most photographed in North America. Considering how many farms there are, this is a pretty amazing accomplishment. We have many guests stay with us who come to photograph the farm on their own […]
The Beast is Awakening
Always the first to open and the last to close. Skiers, snowboarders, tubers—time to pull out the equipment and get it tuned up. Killington is always the first ski resort to open in the East and this year is no different. As you can see they’ve fired up the snow guns and it won’t be […]
When will the leaves be at PEAK?
We’re asked this question all the time. If we could predict we’d be rich. But sadly, every year it’s a little different. So here’s a tool that will help you to try and predict on your own! Click on the map to be taken to the site to see the when Peak will be.
The Next Lunar Eclipse Will Be Visible From Vermont —Don’t Miss Out
The total lunar eclipse takes place January 20-21, 2019. We spotted this wonderful article on Only in Your State/Vermont written by Natalie Clunan. We’ve been lucky to see another lunar eclipse a couple years ago and it’s awesome to view. Come to Ski or Snowboard and stay with us—hit the slopes during the day and then […]
Vermont’s First Ski Resort Is Unlike Any Other
Suicide Six is a ski area owned and operated by the Woodstock Inn & Resort is just a short 15 minutes from Sleep Woodstock and great for young and beginner skiers and snowboarders. Only in Vermont has written a wonderful article that gives a little history and talks about today to give you a brief […]
ShackletonThomas Holiday Open House
A Wonderful Event All Should Attend At Least Once! Just down the road from us, ShackletonThomas produces handmade/carved furniture and amazing pottery. Their open house is always fun with wonderful music and food. Their annual party will celebrate art & craftsmanship on Saturday, Dec. 1st from 3–6pm at their Vermont showroom and workshops—102 Mill Rd, Bridgewater, VT […]
Snow, Snow, Snow—Time to Ski, Ski, Ski
That’s right it’s snowing here at Sleep Woodstock Motel And to make it even better, Killington is open…they opened officially on October 19th. K-1 Express Gondola lift hours will be 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. for uphill loading. The North Ridge Triple lift will allow uploading until 3:45 p.m. Women’s World Cup Races—Thanksgiving Weekend During […]
The Sinister Story Behind Woodstock’s Town Center Will Give You Chills
New Englanders love their legends, and this one is no different. With Halloween just around the corner, we feel it’s important for all visitors to Woodstock to know this story. We’ve all heard tales of haunted bridges, inns, schools and forests, but have you heard the tale about a Vampire buried in the village green in […]
See #4—11 Hidden Places In Vermont Only Locals Know About
From the Site: Only In Your State #4: Silver Lake The Underrated Vermont Lake That’s Perfect for Lazy Afternoons. When people think about lakes in Vermont, the first thing that often pops into most people’s heads is the magnificent Lake Champlain. Another popular one is the iconic mountains on either side of Lake Willoughby. Perhaps […]
Three great foliage hikes in New England—Boston Globe
The Boston Globe correctly put the Mount Tom Hike first on their list…here’s the article: Three great foliage hikes in New England There are a couple of ways to experience foliage season in New England: from your car stuck in traffic, or atop a mountain with way fewer people. For the second kind of leaf […]