One of our favorite places downtown. Get lost for an hour or the whole day in a three-floor maze of books and other unique gifts at this cozy, independently owned local bookstore. Browse around and grab a coffee or treat inside at the Bonnet & Main Cafe.
Probably our favorite restaurant downtown. Their outdoor space called The Yard has great cocktails, local beer, and Jersey tier (!) pizza. Dog friendly and Dingo approved.
Casual sports bar with an awesome staff, games, outdoor swings, fire pits, and a free local shuttle if you find yourself having too much fun! 🙃
Stumbled on this gem near Prospect Rock Trail. Excellent southern food, an extensive bourbon list, and an awesome outdoor space. 10/10 no notes.
Located inside a boutique hotel of the same name downtown, enjoy locally sourced and innovative American cuisine in a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. We took Kat's mom here for her birthday this past year, the service and food are outstanding.
Perfect pregame for a night out in Manchester, or a low key evening of good conversation and live jazz, great corner bar located inside the Equinox.
We love this spot. The Equinox Pond Trailhead has several trails for all difficulty levels, whether you want to take a 1/2 mile walk around the scenic Pond loop, or a full day hike to summit Mount Equinox. https://www.equinoxpreservationtrust.org/trail-descriptions/
Located right in Manchester Village, this public course offers sweeping views of the Battenkill Valley and Green Mountains. If you bring your clubs, make sure to reserve your tee time in advance!
3.1 mile out and back trail, moderately challenging but the views are worth it. Takes about 2 hours to complete.
Very cool family-friendly playable pinball museum in the heart of downtown Manchester. They feature more than 60 pinball machines set to FREE PLAY - just pay admission at the door for unlimited games!
Adorable little natural skincare shop. Women-owned, handcrafted and locally sourced. 🐝
A local whiskey tasting room centrally located in the shopping area downtown.
This property was owned by the Lincoln family, and is now converted into a museum and farm. Check out one of Lincoln's famous top hats, tons of baby goats, and some of the best views in Manchester.
Right down the road from our venue, stop in and try some pure VT maple syrup made in the sugar house on-site. Inside there's also a bakery, souvenir shop, and Norman Rockwell exhibit 🎨
https://www.bigbigonthebattenkill.com/
Galleries featuring local and international artists and an expansive outdoor sculpture park. Connects directly to the Equinox hiking trails!