Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Cabot Area

"Since 1974, Cold Hollow Cider Mill has been producing some of New England’s finest cider the “old-fashioned way”; with a traditional rack and cloth press from the 1920’s. Offering cider, baked goods, cider donuts, a variety of Vermont products and a honey bee corner. Tours & Tastings: Watch the cider presses in action at Cold Hollow Cider Mill, open daily 8 a.m."

"Another great foodie spot near Stowe is the Cold Hollow Cider Mill. This is a local cider mill that is popular for apple cider drinks and fabulous cider donuts that are made on the spot all day long. Voted as the best donuts by Gourmet Magazine, you don’t want to miss out on trying one for yourself!"

"This popular roadside stop on your way to or from Stowe is a must. Fresh apple cider, warm cider donuts, Vermont honey, hard cider tastings, and lunch options ensure there’s something for everyone in the group. Located 44 minutes from our resort."

"7:00am - 5:00pm (closed Tuesday & Wednesday) Phone: 802-253-7223www.bluemoonvintagestowe.com/the-round-hearth-cafe/"

"7:30am - 3:30pm daily (To-Go only) Phone: 802-253-0077www.cafeonmainvt.com"

"From luxurious mega-resorts to charming bed and breakfast cottages, modern hotels, and cozy Airbnb’s, Stowe has so many incredible hotels to choose from especially around the downtown area. To make your vacation planning a bit easier, here are some of our favorites in Stowe:"

"Boasting Stowe`s first liquor license, an impressive collection of antique buggy whips & a brass dumbwaiter. Enjoy hand-cut steaks, creative fresh seafood dishes, vegetarian dishes, homemade breads & more in a friendly, casual atmosphere. Sip a VT microbrew, fine wine or drink specialty by the fire."

"Another great spot to stop by in Stowe is the Giles W. Dewey Memorial Bridge. This is a charming covered bridge that spans across the Little River. It’s only used by pedestrians and looks very scenic, especially with the river running below it."

"Signposted 2 miles east of St Johnsbury, this captivating spot celebrates the legacy of Vermont artist Stephen Huneck. There's an entire gallery devoted to Huneck's whimsical dog-themed artwork, but the real showstopper is the adjacent chapel, designed by Huneck to celebrate the enduring bond between humans and animals. Huneck's own contributions (a doggie weathervane, canine-themed doorknobs and stained-glass windows) are complemented by scores of photos and heartfelt notes plastered on the chapel's walls by visitors commemorating their own lost pets."