Grab top-to-bottom summertime fun at Bromley’s Sun Mountain Adventure Park, featuring America’s greatest Alpine Slide, Vermont’s longest water-slide raft ride, the towering Giant Swing, the 100’ Adrenaline ZipLine, SpaceBikes, "realrock" climbing-wall, Bungee-Trampoline Things, an 18 hole championship mini-golf, scenic chairlift rides, trail hiking and more. The six-and-under adventurers in the crowd have their own place to play in the Kiddie Park, boasting Bumper Boats, the Bounce House and a Super Slide all their own. Open Memorial Day through mid-October.

Harlow’s Sugar House
563 Bellows Falls Road (Route 5)
Putney, VT 05346
Phone: 802-387-5852
Fax: 802-387-4303

A New England Tradition since 1927

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The Harlow Family has been a part of the New England tradition of sugarmaking since 1927. If you are in Vermont, stop by to visit. The farm sales room and Vermont gift shop are open daily, from March 1st 'til late December. During the sugaring season, the Harlow’s are happy to have you stop in to watch the process. You might also enjoy visiting during the summer months, when you can pick-your-own or purchase ready-picked strawberries, raspberries and blueberries. In September when the maple trees display their brilliant colors, the apple trees are laden down with crisp red fruit. You can pick your own apples in our orchard or visit our cider mill to watch fresh cold apple cider being pressed.

Manchester and the Mountains
5046 Main Street
Manchester Center, VT 05255
Phone: 802-362-2100
Toll-Free: 800-362-4144
Fax: 802-362-3451

Check out Vermont Maple Open House Weekend

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The Manchester and the Mountains region truly is a Four-Season Wonderland. Want proof? Pick a view any view. Now consider that view variously dressed in winter¹s brilliant whites, spring and summer¹s palette of greens and the reds, yellows and gold of autumn. Okay, which is most beautiful? And another thing: We¹re just as much fun in the warmer months as we are in winter. Consider, for example, championship golf and tennis playing, fly fishing, water-slide riding, gondola riding, mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, river rafting, tubing, swimming, theater going, horseback riding, apple picking and leaf peeping.

Vermont Outdoor Guide Association
P.O. Box 10
North Ferrisburg, VT 05473
Phone: 802-425-6211
Toll-Free: 800-425-8747

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For great outdoors adventure, from low-impact to the truly extreme use Vermont's most complete directory of outdoor services and adventure travel resources. Vermont’s beauty enhances every outdoor activity and will make your adventure vacation memorable. You will find listings of guide services for all activities along with support services, lodging, retail and rental equipment, travel information, adventure vacation packages, outdoor education and skill development programs, trails and waterways, youth programs, publications and maps, women's outdoor challenges, and Vermont's natural resources. Plan Ahead, Be Safe, Have Fun!